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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
9
Mercury outboard experts explain fly line weight must match rod power. Start with a tapered line per rod maker, test at common distances, and adjust by trimming or switching weights to reach a balance point between 30 and 50 feet for optimal casting.
The Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Week, July 25 to 31, urges rural accident prevention. County Agent Don Cowan urges reading operation manuals, shutting off machines before adjustments, and slower speeds on slopes to reduce injuries. He notes last year’s Texas agricultural deaths totaled over 160 from water fire and machinery incidents.
In a Wyoming Independent Record item Ray Savage notes people seek control over the bus front church back and road middle while Cowan warns that family farms and homes rely on preventing accidents and attention to safety in the enterprise.
A noon luncheon at the Resaca Club in Fort Brown Hotel Brownsville honored Hector Lopez Mena the new Mexican consul for the United States replacing Carlos Dario Ojeda. Mena formerly served as Mexico’s consul in Havana Cuba with many local officials diplomats and chamber leaders in attendance.
The Planning and Zoning Commission of Port Isabel Texas will hold a public hearing at City Hall July 29 1971 at 730 PM to reclassify multiple lots in blocks 61 63 54 41 28 and 14 and tract 95A from R-2 B-2 and I-L districts to new classifications and to consider adding to a business structure on Lot 11 Block 6 South Shore Heights. Owners within 200 feet may be heard and written comments may be sent to the City Secretary Port Isabel Texas.
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