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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
3
Hueco Tanks in the Hueco Mountains near El Paso Texas are large natural cisterns created by depressions in limestone forming expansive water-holding basins.
Shrimp mature in fall then migrate from bays to the Gulf of Mexico to spawn in winter and early spring, signaling seasonal offshore movement for reproduction.
The Texas State Board of Control favors only a partial public opening of the capitol dome to tourists. They propose limiting access to the fourth floor landing with a plan costing about 100000 plus service and safety upgrades.
The DPS Law Enforcement Academy will graduate recruits after 95 subjects of instruction. Training vacancies include highway patrol, license and weight, motor vehicle inspection, and driver licensing divisions. Qualified young men aged 21 to 24 will take exams on August 8, September 12, and October 10 with training starting November 19 and monthly stipends of 375 during training and 3438 to 453 upon graduation.
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service promotes beef and turkey as plentiful August foods. Beef and plums feature in August Sandwich Month with rising beef supplies and strong turkey marketings. California plum forecast up 6 200 tons from last year while vegetables remain abundant. Tom E. Beard named District Attorney for Hill County in the 66th Judicial District succeeding Jerry E. Clarke.
Wildlife Biologist Joe B. Davidson warned Mr and Mrs Gray Francolin and family in McCulloch County about upland game birds feeding on red worm bait. Two Colorado River fishermen reported seeing gray francolins feast near their camp. The record notes francolins appear healthy as they forage the bait.
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