Coast Guard assists disabled vessel off Kos Island area
Coast Guard Station New Orleans received a call from the GALJOUR stating a vessel with a woken rudder 25 miles north of Kos Island and 40 miles south of Tampico in 26 fathoms required assistance. The Campeche patrol vessel was directed to assist and the case remains pending.
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Tampico
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Fossil Finds and Fossil Beds Span Three States
An ash deposit in Colorado yields 600 species of flies bees and beetles and grasshoppers while an asphalt pit in California uncovers 1500 saber tooth tiger skeletons and thousands of other animals and a Nebraska quicksand bed reveals 17000 prehistoric horses rhinos and pigs along with a general note that many people have the right aim but fail to act.
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Colorado
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Nebraska
Tips To Boost Trade In Value For New Cars
A Texas Automobile Dealers Association study outlines steps for owners to maximize trade in value. Recommendations include dashboard to upholstery upkeep, paint touch ups, regular washing and waxing, prudent driving habits, and pre trade in interior and exterior cleaning to speed a dealer offer and secure more money.
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Texas Automobile Dealers Association
H. C. Pittman
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Mexican Drowns While Swimming In Rio Grande
Isabel Ledesma a 35 year old Mexican national was found drowned in the Rio Grande near Los Indios after attempting to swim into the U S The body was recovered by John Fry San Benito Irrigation District pump station manager at 630 am Monday He had clothes tied around his neck with a belt and there were no signs of violence The body was sent to Thomas Funeral Home He was from Guanajuato Mexico and worked as a rubber vulcanizer Justice of the Peace J E Gerusa ruled accidental drowning and noted the body may have been in the water for up to two days
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U. S
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Los Indios
Thomas Funeral Home
Guanajuato
Mexico
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J. E. Gerusa
Sidelights on Creighton Governing Change at Capitol
Texas politics shift as Sen Tom Creighton of Mineral Wells serves 24 hours as governor while Gov John Connally Lt Gov Preston Smith step aside. Read how this brief change ties to redistricting, budget, education and lawmaking moves across the state capital.
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Texas
Diesel Locomotives Promise High Freight Fuel Efficiency
Diesel locomotives will move a ton of freight for 500 miles on a gallon of fuel oil, signaling a major shift in transportation efficiency and long haul logistics for heavy goods.
Twirling Camp Reservations Open For A I & T
Reservations for the 15th annual Twirling Camp at Texas A&I College run July 18 to 23. Open to junior high and senior high twirlers with special elementary classes commuter basis. Camp directed by Joe Bellamah with head instructor Don Durand and assistants Griff O Neil Irene and Carol Reed Faye Petmecky. Includes drills, strutting, drum majors, showmanship, costumes, marching, talent show, and public demonstrations. Cost 955 dollars with 10 dollar deposit and 25 dollar balance due at registration. Deposits nonrefundable after June 1. Dorm lodging meals included plus nursing staff on site.
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A&i
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Griff O'Neil
Irene
Carol Reed
Faye Petmecky
A Kiss May Not Spread Many Germs
A fragment notes that kissing may not spread many germs but can lower resistance, and that balance tends to exist in life. It observes that others may face fewer troubles while their children are harsher. It claims half of Soviet Russia is permanently frozen to depths around 1,500 feet.
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State's Wildlife Magazine Becomes Texas Parks and Wildlife
Following the merger of two state recreation departments the monthly magazine will be titled Texas Parks and Wildlife starting with the April issue. Executive director J Weldon Watson says the name reflects the department’s broad function and aims at a wider readership while preserving authentic material from Texas Game and Fish.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife
Texas Game and Fish
J. ‘Weldon Watson
Yorks and Wildlife Department
Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine
Fishing license rules for Texas anglers in spring season
Texas Parks and Wildlife warns anglers that during the first days of April a new basic fishing license is required for those over 17 and under 65 who fish outside their home county or use a winding device. Residents using a cane pole or throwline need no license, non residents pay 2.15 and 7.15 fines apply for non possession.
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Waco
Texas
Outdoors Interests in Texas Parks and Wide Open Spaces
A magazine aims to appeal to hunters fishermen and wildlife conservationists with a focus on parks nature hiking and the expansive Texas outdoors. It targets readers drawn to pyramiding numbers and the puzzle of hunting and conservation in vast open spaces.
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