Crime Prevention Efforts Highlight Noonday Lions Meeting
Police Chief Gene Durrant outlined a new Crime Prevention Program supported by the Golden Crescent Council of Governments to curb crime before it happens. Patrolman Ray Cowan will conduct free home and business security checks, funded by a Texas Criminal Justice Council grant, aiming to reduce burglaries by amateurs, especially youth. The Lions Club was praised for full member donations to the Kerrville Crippled Children’s Camp and ecological writing sponsorship. nominations for 195-year officers were announced, with Ralph Wall as president and Arvil Royer as holdover director.
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Gene Durrant
Lion's Club
Golden Crescent Council of Governments
Texas Crime Prevention Institute
Southwest Texas State University
Durrant
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Jim Hodges
Zone 10
Lions Crippled Children
Kerrville
Lions Club
Lions
S.M.U
Ralph Wall
Sam Marshall
David Fagan
George Miller
Gilbert Heideman
Vince Weber
Ernest Vela
Aliens Deportations Near Houston Rise Amid Crackdown
The Immigration and Naturalization Service reports 560 illegal aliens were deported from the Houston metro area in two weeks. Most were Mexican nationals. at least 30 hailed from other countries and await deportation. The service resumed full roundups on March 12 after a funding lull, with Congress allocating funds through June 30.
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Houston
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mexico
RW. Heston
Immigration Service
Congress
Remodeling and new homes by licensed contractor Bowmen Real Estate
Licensed bonded contractor offers painting remodeling and additions with all work guaranteed in writing. Contact Bowmen Real Estate at 52-3751 or 552-6542.
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Bowmen Real Estate
Deaths and Funerals: James Smith obituary and Aguillar services
Funeral services for James Donald Smith 55 of Point Comfort will be Friday at 10 a.m. at Richardson Funeral Chapel with burial at Green Lawn Gardens. He died Tuesday of a heart attack and was a WWII veteran employed by Alcoa, survived by Omega Smith and six grandchildren. Also, Teodoro Aguillar Jr. 29 of Palacios dies after four months illness. services Friday 4 p.m. at Rendon Funeral Home Chapel with Rosary tonight at 8 p.m. in Palacios. He leaves two daughters and siblings, burial in Palacios Cemetery.
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Point Comfort
Richardson Funeral Chapel
Smith
Milton Litzler
First Baptist Church
McAllen
Robert A
New Jersey
A.H., Smith, Jr
Houston
Kenedy
J.D. Atkinson
Victoria
Theodore Aguillar Jr
Teodoro Aguillar Jr
Palacios
Morning Stocks Fort Worth Cattle and Hogs Report
Cattle prices steady for slaughter cows and yearlings while feeders rise. Slaughter calves and yearlings in good to standard grades about 18 to 24 dollars per hundredweight, steers topping near 29.70, hog prices range around 30 to 37 dollars per hundredweight with some test gaps. Sows and boars not fully tested. Feeder pigs around 78 dollars for 125 to 130 pounds.
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Fort Worth
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Elesa, Tex
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Manuel Trevino
Rendon Funeral Home Chapel
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Monsanto
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Penney
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RCA
Safeway
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Texaco
Texas
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Uniroyal
Us Steel
Woolworth
Xerox
Main
S-M-L
Famous Name Brands
Oshman
Doughes
Nima
Oshmans
Viking Mall
Sanfori
Phoenix Clothes
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