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Newspaper

Port Isabel Press

Location

Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1972

Page

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Flag Day Message Reminds Americans to Remember Patriotism

An unsigned tribute to the flag urges citizens to honor Old Glory by saluting with hands over the heart. It recalls past parades and sacrifices from Anzio to Vietnam and asks if patriotism has faded, ending with a call to remember those who gave their lives for the Republic.

United States of America Anzio Guadalcanal Korea Vietnam Hollis Republic

Citizenship Seminar To Start This Week In Cameron County

About 100 students from Cameron and Willacy Counties will attend the seventh Cameron County Farm Bureau Citizenship Seminar in San Benito at the Community Building Thursday and Friday. Speakers include Major James N. Rowe who will discuss Five Years to Freedom, W C Leon Skousen on The American Free Enterprise System, and Tom Hollingsworth, a Green Beret veteran and author. Area sponsors provide meals and seminar books.

Cameron Willacy Cameron County Farm Bureau San Benito Jim Paul Gamble la Feria James N. Rowe Rowe McAllen W C Leon Skousen Salt Lake City FBI Brigham Young University Tom Hollingsworth Green Berets Christian Crusade Vietnam

Earth First With Tektites From Libyan Deserts to Ivory Coast

University of Texas geologist Dr. Virgil E. Barnes argues in Lapidary Journal that tektites originate on earth as melted soil fused by immense impacts. His report cites expeditions to tektite fields in the Libyan desert and along the Ivory Coast.

Austin Earth Moon Lapidary Journal University of Texas Virgil E. Barnes Barnes Space Libyan Desert Ivory Coast

Delayed City Meet Slated Monday

City meetings scheduled earlier this week were moved to Monday June 19 after Mayor Leo Sanders, out of town, cited lack of three day advance notice. Attendee Joe Garza protested his May 31 police dismissal. others pressed sewer repairs after heavy rains caused backups.

Leo Sanders Sanders Joe Garza Garza Brownsville Port Isabel

Dredging Contract Awarded for Brownsville Channel

A $249,967 contract from the Corps of Engineers funds maintenance dredging of about six miles of Brownsville Channel. Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Co. of Houston, Texas wins the project to restore a 36 by 200 foot channel width starting two miles east of Turning Basin toward Padre Island, with completion planned for late September and work to begin in July.

The Corps of Engineers Brownsville Padre Island Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company Houston Texas

Cameron County CEO Sentenced for Federal Fraud

Dan Reyna executive director of the Cameron County Community Projects is sentenced in Houston to one year in prison and a $1,000 fine for fraudulently obtaining government funds. He faces another suspended year and $1,000 fine. Reyna was found guilty on six counts of falsifying travel vouchers. acquitted on one count. He is released on bond awaiting appeal.

Dan Reyna Cameron County Community Projects, Inc Houston Ben C. Connally Reyna Connally Brownsville CCCP Robert Martinez Raymondville Willacy County

Veterans Home Loan Demand Surges in First Quarter of 1972

VA data show 91 200 guaranteed loans from January through March 1972, up 123 percent from the previous year, with March alone at 33 100 loans and similar increases in applications and appraisals. Admin steps kept seven percent rate, aiding eligibility for veterans and eligible spouses across World War II to Vietnam Era.

G.I A. A. Hunter Veterans Administration U.L

Texas Ranks Fourth in Seafood Value for 1971

Texas stood fourth in 1971 for the value of seafood landed for commercial use, totaling 70.0 million dollars. California led with 87.2 million, Alaska 84.5 million, and Louisiana 72.6 million, while U S fishery product processing reached a record 1.85 billion dollars, up seven percent from 1970.

Austin Texas Lone Star State California Alaska Louisiana United States

Los Fresnos Board Awards Classroom Shop Bid in 40 267

The Los Fresnos School Board selects South West Building Systems of San Antonio for two high school classrooms and a shop at 40 267. Bids were 47 339 by W T Geis Construction Co and 43 333 by Mike Builders Inc. Several Valley firms did not bid. The board approved bills and accepted resignations while hiring new staff including Janice Waters Maria D Mendez and Rudy Valdez. Enrollment has grown about 10 percent annually for five years and will double from 1967 to 1977 if trends continue.

Los Fresnos South West Building Systems of San Antonio W.T. Geis Construction Co Mike Builders Inc Valley Grover Shanks Adriana Leal Sylvia Perez Ronald Boudreaux Jimmy Elliott Maria de Pilar de Los Santos Mary Jane Elliott Brit Hopwood Lugene Carlisle Gertrudis Rios Janice Waters Maria D. Mendez Rudy Valdez Brenda Susan Davis Shirley Janko Supt. Shanks

Five Fined For Fishing Violations Off Texas Gulf

Justice of the Peace Bud Emmons fined five shrimp captains a total of 512.50 after guilty pleas to fishing in closed waters off the Texas Gulf Coast. Each was assessed 102.50 for violations during the 45 day offshore closure. Names include Ronald W. Lacosta, Charles Monroe Jones, Lockland Vance Jones, Jack Eugene Mitchell, and Darrell Duffy aboard various vessels. Others pleaded innocent and posted 1000 bond each on similar charges.

Justice of the Peace Bud Emmons Texas Gulf Coast Gulf Texas Ronald W. Lacosta Virginia Linn Charles Monroe Jones Mar del Este Lockland Vance Jones Vatican Jack Eugene Mitchell Ivy League Darrell ©. Duffy Floyd Beverly Condit, Jr Jose Valdez Leroy Stanford

UT Study Proposes Plastic Polymer Concrete To Cut Costs

The University of Texas researchers explore filling concrete pores with plastic to prevent water damage in bridges. Polymer concrete could eliminate water seepage, increase strength four to five times, and reduce resurfacing costs for taxpayers.

Bibles Shipped 10 Million Tons Worldwide in 1971

The American Bible Society reports 10,769,249 tons of Scriptures shipped in 1971, distributed across the United States and internationally, reflecting a major annual reach.

American Bible Society

Library Hours Announced at Port Isabel High School

The Port Isabel High School Library will open 1 30 p m to 4 30 p m Monday through Friday for students to study or check out reading material.

Port Isabel High School

CPL Plans Ecology Study of Bay Area

CPL signs a contract with the University of Corpus Christi for a three year ecological study of Laguna Madre and Oso Bay near the Barney M. Davis Power Station. Dr. Henry Hildebrand will direct with researchers Scott Murray and David King. other participants include Robert Harraghy and Elizabeth Branch. The project begins in June and will assess conditions before and after the plant starts in spring 1974, using Laguna Madre water for condenser cooling and discharging warmed water into a 1150 acre cooling lake into Oso Creek. The study aims to be the most comprehensive of its kind for the area.

Central Power Annd Light Company University of Corpus Christi Laguna Madre Oso Bay CPL Barney M. Davis Henry Hildebrand UCC Scott Murray David King Robert Harraghy Elizabeth Branch University of Washington Oso Creek Oso Pitta Island

Federal aid awaited for Scenic Loop and Park Road 100 extension

Texas highway officials report that funding for extending Park Road 100 and the Scenic Loop along Arroyo Colorado and a Port Mansfield Padre Island causeway depends on new federal legislation. The Scenic Loop carries an estimated cost of 2.2 million dollars and farm to market aid may apply. A health report lists influenza, strep, mumps, rubeola, shingellosis and salmonellosis cases in Cameron County.

Port Mansfield Arroyo Colorado Laguna Atascosa Wildlife Refuge Texas J.C. Dingwall Willacy County Bill Rapp Padre Island Cameron Austin Dingwall Senate Public Works Committee Commission U.S Commissioners Court Cameron County Health Department

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