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Newspaper

Port Isabel Press

Location

Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1973

Page

2

Point Isabel School Board approves sign removal and transfers

Point Isabel Independent School District trustees approve removing a sign on district property and grant a student transfer allowing two girls to continue attending Point Isabel schools. The board also names the 1973-74 textbook committee, discusses a new high school site, hires a replacement teacher, and plans sporting and facility use.

Point Isabel Vega Torres Richard Trevino Maria E. Torres Bobbye Jean Olsen Charlene Bobbitt Vivian Crowe Ellen E. Honeycutt Edgar Hood Bernice Witt Robert van Vleet Robert Honeycutt Jean Varnum Margaret Barrera Manuel Mireles Shirley Hockaday Carl Powers Manuel Galvan III Noe Gonzales Sabas Gonzales Cecil Moses Texas Education Agency William K. Zimmerman Port Isabel Laguna Heights Derry Area Laguna Vista South Padre Island Boca Chica Linda Sole Ofira Grace Merkle

Ramon Venue Rule Expected in Change of Venue Motion

Judge Darrel Hester is to rule on a motion for change of venue in the murder conspiracy case of Cameron County Judge Ray Ramon and two co defendants. Prosecutor Tom Hanna seeks a venue shift citing safety concerns and extensive publicity ahead of a pre trial hearing with 29 subpoenas issued.

Darrel Hester Cameron County Ray Ramon Tom Hanna Beaumont Ramon Carlos Carrasco Noe Alaniz Trevino Adolph Thomas, Jr San Benito Hanna Cameron Hester

Coast Guard Seeks Views on Queen Isabella and Swing Bridge

The Coast Guard invites public comment on a Texas Highway Department permit amendment concerning the removal of the pontoon swing bridge and Queen Isabella Causeway at waterway mile 668. The request seeks to keep the swing bridge and allow continued operation, with the decision based on effects on land and water transport. Citizens may send views to the Eighth Coast Guard District in New Orleans before December.

Texas Highway Department Eighth District Coast Guard New Orleans The Coast Guard Highway Department Queen Isabella Causeway Eighth Coast Guard District Customhouse

Local Councils Schedule Meetings Next Week

Four local governing boards set meetings for the coming week. Port Isabel city commission and Laguna Vista board of aldermen meet at 7 30 p m Monday November 26 in their respective buildings. Port Isabel San Benito Navigation District officials convene at 3 p m Wednesday November 28 in Port Isabel office. Cameron County Fresh Water Supply District No 1 supervisors meet 7 p m Wednesday November 28 in the water district office Port Isabel.

Port Isabel Laguna Vista Board of Aldermen City Hall Navigation and Canal Commissioners Port Isabel-San Benito Navigation District Board of the Supervisors Cameron County Water District

Youth 16 21 Offered Job Corps Training

The Texas Employment Commission promotes Job Corps for unemployed out of school youths aged 16 to 21. Xavier Guerra, Job Corps recruiter in Harlingen, says openings exist now for training in in demand labor market skills with room and board medical care and a small allowance. Training lasts from one to two years with residential centers mainly in Texas.

Job Corps Texas Employment Commission Xavier Guerra Harlingen Guerra The Texas

Port Isabel Enacts Time Restricted Parking on Highway 100

Port Isabel city secretary Ernestina Barrera reminds residents of a new ordinance banning parking on both sides of Highway 100 between Champion and Island streets from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday from August 15 to May 31. The measure, requested by the school board, aims to reduce safety hazards near the junior-senior high school and violators will be cited.

Port Isabel Ernestina Barrera Barrera

Census Bureau Survey In the Area This Week

Local representatives of the Census Bureau will interview a number of households during the week of November 1923 to gather information on employment in the area. The Census Bureau operates under the U S Department of Commerce's Social and Economic Statistics Administration.

Bureau of the Census The Bureau Is Part of U. S. Department of Commerce's Social and Economic Statistics Administration

Port Isabel Names New City Attorney After Meeting

The Port Isabel city commission selected Ben Hardy as city attorney to replace Moises Vela following a November 15 meeting. The vote included Sanders and Martinez approving while Gonzalez abstained. The panel also opposed Cameron District No 1’s move to a municipal utilities district and set a November 25 deadline for a building inspector applications. Keller given $50 raise as fire marshal. Frank Alan considered for inspector but action postponed.

Port Isabel Leo Sanders Moises Vela Juan Gonzalez Vela Gonzalez Sanders Quirino Martinez Ben Hardy Martinez Hardy Board of Supervisors Cameron County Commission Larry Joe Keller Frank Alan Woody Thornton Keller

Wrecked Schooner Fairmorse Crew Safe After Breakup

All 18 crew members of the Fairmorse schooner, which broke up off Matamoros, were saved. They reached Washington beach after the ship took on water and wreckage spread along the coast. The vessel, owned by Packar Enterprises of Wilmington, California, had sailed from Port Isabel on November 15 bound for a long voyage.

Fairmorse Gulf Matamoros Coast Guard Port Isabel South America Reyburn MacNelly Washington Beach Navigation District Arthur Jiminez Packar Enterprises Wilmington Calif

Panel Approves Cameron County Water District Change

The Texas Water Rights Commission approved converting Cameron County Fresh Water Supply District No 1 to a municipal utilities district after hearings in Austin. Port Isabel opposed the change with Mayor Leo Sanders absent for comment. The reform expands services and shifts board terms with all members’ terms expiring in 1974.

Texas Water Rights Commission Cameron County Austin Commission Joe Carter State Board Port Isabel Water Commission Sanders

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By Ronald Ozio Brownsville Port Isabel High School Dora Gonzalez Powers St Census Bureau Survey PI Commission Ronald Mexico Guatemala Gladys Porter Zog Water District Board of Supervisors Gilbert Groomer E. J. Hood Martin Tower Walter Zimmerman E. D. Reed Paul Y. Cunningham Jr W. M. Peterson Jack Ranson Carter
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