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Port Isabel Press

Location

Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1971

Page

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County Spent Nearly $600000 on Causeway Right-Of-Way

Cameron County has spent about 595,000 to acquire 51.72 acres for the causeway right of way at 14 000 per acre. Four tracts remain unsettled with condemnation for two, Nos. 53 and 54 owned by Frank Mohaupt. Fehrenback tracts Nos. 60 and 59 face a dispute over improvements by White Sands Development Co. The county sold 500,000 in certificates to finance the land purchases and expects state reimbursement. County Engineer John Huth said terms were reached on improvements with owner and leasee.

Cameron County Kermit Cromack Frank Mohaupt T.R. Fehrenback White Sands Development Co Fehrenback He County Theompany The White Sands Co Robert Franklin Dallas John Huth

Ted Hunt Causeway Named For Local Leader

Port Isabel Rotary Club and county officials consider naming the Port Isabel South Padre Island link the Ted Hunt Causeway in honor of longtime County Commissioner Ramon presented the proposal at a Rotary meeting and plans to seek formal approval. Hunt, entering his 20th year on the court, welcomed the honor and noted his work on the causeway and Island development.

Ted Hunt Port Isabel South Padre Island Rotary Club Ramon Hunt Commissioners Court

Point Isabel School Board hires two new teachers

The Point Isabel School board approved hiring two teachers: Mary Anders from Weslaco as the High School girls' PE instructor and Rudy Valdez, May Texas A&I graduate, as Junior High Coach. Resignations were accepted for nurse Linda Hood and home economics teacher Lydia Saenz. A July August 1971 leave was granted for Inez Ochoa. Superintendent Ruben Torres announced an $8,000 CEO grant for cafeteria equipment and Heritage Insurance Managers Student Insurance.

Point Isabel Inez Ochoa Consolidated Tax Office Ruben Torres Heritage Insurance Managers Student Insurance

Ambulance Drive Near Goal Reaches Ten Thousand Target

Community Ambulance Fund has collected over 9000 with donations still incoming and a fish fry fundraiser at Sea Ranch Marina on South Padre Island from 6 to 9 pm. If the goal exceeds 10000, excess funds will be used for the ambulance garage and maintenance.

Community Ambulance Fund Sea Ranch South Padre Island Port Isabel Press Fran Firth Lowmiller Central Marine Service and Supply Robert L. Lyon Gulf Diesel Service Port Fisheries Inc Keller Court's Kent K. McFarland Aloe Vera Gardens J.G. McAlister Ymart Drive Inn Circle Drive Inn M&m Seafood el Toro F. Or Lois Charles Geneva Dearth L.W. Buck SB Navingtion District Merril Or

PLS D Transfers School Accounts to Local Bank

The Point Isabel Independent School District votes to move bank accounts from Harlingen Bank to Merchants Marine State Bank in Port Isabel. Merchants Marine bids no service charges and free check printing. Overdraft policies discussed. transfer set for September 1 with two board members abstaining.

Point Isabel Independent School District Harlingen Merchants Marine State Bank Port Isabel Valley Banks Merchants Marine Bank Robert Hurst Emery Green

Commission Approves Teletype System For Police Dept

City commissioners approved installing a teletype system in the local police department at last Monday’s meeting. The system is part of the Lower Rio Grande Valley Teletype Network and is already in use in several Valley communities with positive results. Connected stations can contact the NCIC in Washington DC.

Commission Pl Police Dept Rio Grande Valley NCIC Washington, D.C DPS Austin Texas Criminal Justice Council Criminal Justice Council Floyd Wagner Arturo Galvan Wagner Luis M. Barbarena Valley Frozen Foods Andres and Beatriz Barrera Pedro Garcia, Jr Angel and Inez Nino Tony Carter, Jr Juan L. Orozco Fermin Ofelia Zuniga Guillermo and Angelica Cantu Petra Sanchez Harry and Jewell Dancey Daniel B Casilda M. Salinas Lower Rio Grande John R. Wilcox Wilcox Wilcon Galvan Paul T. Gillette Port Isabel

Coast Guard Assists On Flag Day Ceremony

Port Isabel Head Start Center held a Flag Day ceremony at 10:00 on Monday June 14 assisted by Coast Guard men. Children aged 3 to 5 raised both the American and Head Start flags recited the Pledge in English and Spanish and sang There Are Many Flags in Many Lands. City officials and school staff attended and volunteers helped. refreshments followed.

Port Isabel Art Galvan Quirino Martinez Ruben Torres Eliseo Vega S.V. Fonseca Consolidated Tax Office Tina Barrera Urban Renewal Roberto Garcia VFW Robert Holland Little League Rosa G. Canada Tito Delgado, Jr Coast

Valley Wide Sewage Plan Outlined for Lower Valley

The Rio Grande Valley Pollution Control Authority outlines a 39.3 million plan to regionalize sewage across four plans over twenty years. It would consolidate facilities under RGVPCA management, with Brownsville excluded and future bids for fencing noted.

Rio Grande Valley Rgvpca Texas Water Quality Board Lower Valley Area Brownsville Rgvcpa

Health Department Reports Streptococcal Strep Cases Rise

The Cameron County Health Department weekly report records five strep throat cases, four mumps cases, and one infectious hepatitis case. The report highlights the current infectious disease totals and local public health monitoring.

Cameron County Health Department

Progress Shown To Board On Elementary Test Scores

Elementary Supervisor Maria Torres outlined California Achievement Test results from the first three years of school starting 1968. She noted scores aid grade placement and district comparisons but are not solely used for placement. She also presented data on underprivileged students, saying gains are not yet significant.

Maria Torres California Torres

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