Grants Launched by AACOG to Boost Enforcement and Crime Prevention
AACOG announces 186 150 in grants approved by Gov Brisner to fund the Texas Criminal Justice Council programs. One grant of 44 000 supports criminal justice planning activities and a second 31 940 funds equipment for 26 police agencies in the AACOG region. Funds will buy videorecording devices printing kits and photogrammetric gear.
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Personnel Matters At CPS Board Meeting
CPS General Manager J Thomas Deely addressed personnel issues including his own pending retirement and potential successor. Board members discussed the matter with City Councilman Amit Padilla attending. no public notice of the meeting was posted contrary to law. a Houston consultant monitored the unannounced session.
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It's Tough On Bats Too At Morston Zoo Gardens
Vampire bats at Morston Zooloplest Gardens face blood shortages as the beef packer supplying their monthly blood ration closes. Curator Richard Quick notes the need to substitute and may source blood from local hospitals if necessary. The 700 bats cost about $3 a month for the small group, with daily use of whole blood critical to their diet.
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New Bail Bond Rules Draw Debate In Bexar County
Citizens clash with the Bail Bond Board as Texas lawmakers prepare a new system to regulate bonds for counties over 150 000 population. The board to draft county rules by Aug 16 and hold hearings to solicit citizen input. Under the law bonds may be issued only after board approval with 500 dollar application fees and 5 000 dollar deposits to a county security fund. Attorneys may act as bondsmen and licenses run 24 months with renewal fees. revoked licenses bar future grants. A second hearing will follow once rules are drafted.
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Cyprus abductors demand amnesty and release talks
In Nicosia Archbishop Makarios rejected the five point ransom demand from abductors of Justice Minister Chrisakis Vakis. The letter circulated Thursday called for general amnesty for political prisoners as one condition for Vakis’s release, who was seized from his home seven days ago by masked gunmen.
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Beef Supplies Seen Stable Amid Direct Cattle Deals
Reports say Sang Agionio’s supermakrs will have abundant beef next week as stores buy cattle directly from farmers. Buyers declined to comment beyond no anticipated shortages. Feedlots sold cattle to supermarkets but further details remained undisclosed. Packer reps expect custom killing with supermarkets owning cattle, while institutional trade and butchers face limited relief unless packers can secure cattle.
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Denver Man Warns EPA Rules Could Hit Economy Hard
Rex Jennings of the Denver Chamber of Commerce warns EPA controls tied to the Clean Air Act of 1970 could trigger drastic economic setbacks. San Antonio officials plan a public information tour with eight regional TV segments to explain the regulations and their impact.
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Modern Language Makes Words for Future
linguist discusses evolving English with new terms from ecology feminism and technology. Watergate usage expands as regional dialects and gender equity terms enter dictionaries, reflecting social change and computer age vocabulary.
Allende Orders Army to Open Roads in Transit Strike
President Salvador Allende ordered the army to move struck buses and taxis back onto roads after a national walkout by truckers and transport owners. Army Gen. Herman Brady, head of the Army War College, was maimed by a man angrily directing the shutdown. About 50,000 buses and taxis were idled at midnight as cabinet bartered for a settlement.
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Patrolman Case Closed
Houston police report charges against veteran Rio Grande Valley border agent Ramoni B. Bond were dropped. Addressing the four court indictment, US District Judge Rey Connally dismissed all counts, and Bond resigned immediately. The case involved exporting equipment allegedly tied to Mexico. Bond had been due in Brownsville when the government prosecutor did not arrive.
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