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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
2
Port Isabel edition highlights welcome fish in picnic fare with two recipes from the Parks and Wildlife Department. Texas Tater Salad uses fish and potatoes with eggs and vegetables. Smoked Fish Log blends flaked fish with cream cheese, lemon, onion and horseradish then rolled in pecans for serving with crackers.
Margaret Spader outlines safe handling of thawed food including refreezing guidelines and shelf life during power outages. Advice covers dry ice effects, freezer temperature, and when to discard partially thawed items. Also notes oven self cleaning times and a Lifeguard baby monitor from British engineers at Standard Telephones.
Mercury outboards advise on composing outdoor photographs for fishing and boating scenes. Tips include shooting action such as netting a fish, angler at eye level, close framing, sunlit water sparkles, and making the subject feel at ease. Also notes Lone Star Gas drilled the deepest hole at 30 050 feet.
Walter Larson $12.50 no drivers lic Teresa Ann Volz $12.50 failed to control speed Thomas Tyack $7.50 no valid sticker Jose Sandoval $12.50 no drivers lic Rosario A Tamayo $12.50 no valid drivers lic Billy R Alice $12.50 no current registration fish &
Ralph Newton fined 12.50 for driving without a license Francisco O Castillo 12.50 for fishing license violation Joe Henry Garcia 12.50 for driving without a license Maria Rivas 12.50 for driving without a license James L Marlin 85 for speeding and endangering lives and property while operating a car with no valid sticker or driver’s license.
A debate centers on tightened penalties for heroin distributors while lawmakers consider measures against marijuana legalization. Proponents cite public safety and crime reduction, while opponents warn of civil liberties and regulatory gaps.
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