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PAGE lU-THE BROWygMLlE HEnAll)-Su)iday, May id, lift Local Man On Industry Board Mario Yzaguirre, 53. waVpolnlment that he had no prior, named Friday to a he was beinR con-; lerm on the Texas Industrialisidercd for Ihc appointment. Commission. i The Texas Industrial Com-, Yzaguirre. a Brownsville'mission is an executive unit mat; pharmacist with ranching to improve and expand (crests in Zapata County, was i i a chosen by Gov.

Dolph Briscoe. development statewide. If the Governor thinks I can The. local man said he is a' "personal friend" of Gov.ido Ihe job, a i Briscoe but belore recciving.Salurday, 'Til do all 1 can word from Austin of his ap- I promote industrial development in the state. if it indicated' his primary (interest for expanded industrial development will be in the jSoulh Texas area.

'i was born in Falcon. Tex in Xapata County where! he still owns a ranch. He tered Ihe U.S. Army in 1944 Udn service in Ihe European! j'. I'heater.

He attended public schools in Falcon and before! Ihe U.S. Army al Holy Institule al Laredo. He holds a Bachelors degree! in pharmacy from I i i ol Texas at 1 i Before opening his own drug; stoie Yzagg'orrc worked al thej" i Drug Store here lor 17J I He is a member of the Rio; Valley Pharmaceutical 'Association, the Texas Phar-j jmaceutical the and the'm-fc -m Nalionil of Detail Druggists. He is also a member A vf J. of Ihe Cameron County Health Board.

Iff -m His wife is Mrs. Enriqueta B. Yzaguirre 1 io they have four children, Mario! 13, who attends St. Joseph Showdown Is Predicted On Executive Privilege WASHINGTON (UP1) Sai.lformer presidential aides Johnirulino on contempl citiHens Henry M. Jackson, Saturday the congressional inquiry into CIA connec- lions with the Watergate scandal will trigger a constitutional confrontation with the four congressional committees.

Ehrlichman and H.H.'the aides decline to testify on Haldeinan would claim execu-jmatters Mieir ontacll live privilege when called to with the President. testify in the burgeoning Under the doctrine of txeue- investigation that now involves live privilege recent President White House over the doctrine of executive privilege. have claimed that certain "It's headed for a show-'conversations between them down," Jackson said. Heiand their aides were ol i Jackson, in a telephone.suggested the whole issue couldjconfidential nature and tterefor interview, said he expectedlwind up in the courts for a subject lo scrutiny by Congress or the public. Jackson noted that President Nixon has laid down guidelines restricting past and present a cles trom testifying on matters involving personal contact with him.

Jackson is a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, which is 'conducting LIONS CLUB I National, stale and regional officers of Lions Clubs International were in Brownsville through Saturday the an- a District Two convention. Shown here, left to right, are: David Evans Houston, past president of Lions International; Roy Davis, District Lions Governor from Weslaco; William C. Otizts, current international president from Columbia, S-C. and Ersel Lantz, president of the Downtown Lions Club of Brownsville. (Herald Photo) i Graduation Ceremonies Scheduled i Academy, Manuel Anthony, ill.

I and Maria Enriqueta, 7, both. i students at SI. Mary's School and Mark Ramon. 2-ycais-old. U.S.

Jets Supporting Almost 1.000 seniors will graduate from (be three highj schools in Brownsville during commencement ceremonies set for May 23, May 25 and June! 1. The largest, number of canrii-i dales for graduation come from i Brownsville High School where an estimated 874 students are to quality i a BHS graduation strikes in support of Cambodianiletter. Judge Dan-ell Hester of 197Hi District Court Friday afternoon lowered Uie bond of Charles V. i Harrelson, but not to the 55,000 Today's Weather The Magic Valley FORECAST: Generally faininland bays near one foot. High and hot through Monday.

South tide at 9:21 a.m. Sunday. Water to southeast winds at 10 to at South Beach mph daytimes and 6 to 10 mph at night. Highs Sunday and Monday ranging from near 100 8:11 p.m. about 7J degrees.

SUNRISE 6:42 a.m. SUNSET requested by Harrelsonigo along western portions to the upper the coast. his attorney, Thomas G.lsunday night in the mid 60s AmariJlo Atlanta BiEmark, N.D. Brownsville iSharpeJr. blow 70s.

Hester instead chose lo cull HAHBOH AND BAY: Tide islBuffalo iHarrelsons bond near normal. Wave heighls Chicago to an even 8100,000.: announced the bond jet fighters Saturday in a one-paragraph June 1 at p.m. at Memorial Stadium. PHNOM PENH (UPI) U.S. I County District Alter' reduction lo Sbarpe and Hidalgo irniey Oscar Obituaries are scheduled for troops ol Phnom Penh! considering llie evi- p.m.

at Sams and escorted a Ill-ship convoyjdeiice," said Hester, "and' ladium. sately down the Mekong River authorities submitted by you, I Villa Maria High School willjlo the South Vietnamese bor- have determined that bond for graduate PS young women at der. defendant in this cause ceremonies set for May 25 A commercial DC3 transport; hould be set at $100,000, and fi p.m. in Jacob Brownjplane with nine passengers iave ma( i a docket entry Auditorium. According to Villajtwo crewmen aboard 0 that effect as of this date 34, is being held died Maria High School Sister Adrian Cla ool principaljsliorlly afler taking off frotnjat a jg)." re Wolfe, Ihejthe provincial capital of Svayj en diplomas will be conferred by Rieng.

officials said. I i i a i an indictment chargin Bishop of Brownsville, the Rev. John J. Fitzpatrick. Special guest speaker will be him A.A.

McFADDEN A.A. McFadden. 69, Friday afternoon in a Christi hospital. McFadden graduated from a Topeka. high school and Des Moines Detroit El Paso iFort Worth Helena Houston Las Vegas Los Angeles received his degree in engineering from the University MiH of Kansas in 1928.

He had been Mlalana connected with the U.S. Corps Minpls-Sl. Paul of'Engineers in Louis.llo., and for a period of eight years nkl nnn "TM 13 and crashed in i controlled territory, according: was follnd in an a handnnwi sned ilcAllen The Ore'Rev. Peter Stempien. SC.I, pastor of Our I.ady ol Guada-jlo officials.

There was no Church. 'Master the fate of those aboard. hc ceremonies will bt Brother' Thailand-based U.S. air force 'Marco Longoria, FMS, of flew bombing strikes in Joseph Academy. isupport ol Cambodian Iroops i Academy will holdjf nclrcled in the former market vemle fo lTOing a 1971 mi tr a Bs graduation ceremonies Mayi lown of lTam Kh a about 2a tnfire At Ulat time District-.

53 at 7 p.m. at the Fort Brown'" 1 1 5 southwest of Ihe Smi Civic Center. According 6c aD bond al .550,000. but! ls a 'j Brother Francis Garza, St. Acadpmy principal.

Ihe E. Megill, of On 29 heard reports indicated the plane wasj i 19f -murder for hit oy Commimisl ground i earne Tex grainjl'ad been chief engineer foci i a i a i i Mining Co. i an abandoned shedjVeneMiela. shot through lhe! following his retirement In 11959, McFadden moved to on Ihe killing of! Brownsville. At the time of his was moved fromldeath he was executive vice on a change of president.

International 96 73 S8 87 86 95 71 79 85 70 97 fi7 75 47 8.1 68 Pittsburgh St. Louis ISaiill. St. Marie 85 103 62 78 5.1 62 69 4,1 50 6 41 00 44 53 iwas stalled on Rniilc 3 about: the Exxon Corp. Francis noted that 35 seniors: will May 23.

wops were brought back fr road while A i a TM OV10 Bronco spotter in Ihe jets around Tram Harrelson and a court session illon for a writ of Sharpe Properties Corp. He was a member the of the Advent, Survivors- include his wife, Mrs. Louise M. McFadden; a daughter, Mrs. Laura M.

Councill of Corpus a rpus illia sister. Mrs. William A. Gray habeas of Topeka, Kans; and two great- 11 I i i i Collision Puts One In Hospital leslel i TM le 0n aly detained io a a dld ol convoy of I ankers and cargo (ships downriver and called in; flights nf A7 Corsair frts when 1 Communist gunners opened Sliarpe and about 12 miles east of Phnonv' 0 suh TM thml on their JFenh. (respective cases wrilmg.

I 'Inese apparent were sub-' I Pilols in U.S. spoiler plancs! ed 1n( jfj, A Brownsville man was' ITp 'j 11 'TM of the car llie bond. i i a i a a a TM illS habeas corpus a i Harrelson look the damage as lhei slalld on his own mio '-outli Cs tifying under oath that he would have a difficult time any bond in excess of "SS.dntl. Sliarpe, later urged Ihe Houston Area Wreck Kills Five HOSHARON, Tex. (UPI) -A car carrying at least two persons sweroed across State Highway 288 16 miles south of Houston early Saturday killing five persons and injuring two others grandchildren.

Funeral services are set for 4 p.m. Monday in Ihe Church of Ihe. Advent, Episcopal here with Rev. J. Bufus Stewart of- including a child, ficialing.

Following services llie The victims were George Can- body will be for cremalioi Friends of the family are making memorials lo lhe ic sent to San 22; Dario Canisales, 17; ion. Onia Canisales, 13; Guadalupe i i i A I l-MI 01 a IV.O- i i i i me mill car accident, a. hearing, Harrelson i i Kansas Scholarship Fund in Lawrence, Kans. Morales, 52, and Andrew Jackson. 54, all of Houston.

Eli Luis Gonzales, age and hometown unknown, and an unidentified child were taken to of Centra! Blvd. and l.os Saturday John Gilt Holden. 24. of Camwood Place suffered facie dtisk. i.American Pallbearers will be Bill Sealy Hospital in Gah'es- John Boulcott, Bob Harris, Bobjlon and were in critical condi- Taylor, Gene Sheets, Wayneition.

Overbough, Mervin Mitchell and! A Department of Public Safe- AUST1N (UPI) Opponents Saturday blocked Senate consideration of a bill permittini forced unitization of Texas oil and gas fields, and the measure's sponsor said it is probably dead for the session. Sen. Jack Hightower, D-Vern on sponsor of the bill which has already passed the House, made his move to get Senate action shortly before 11 a.m., and senators stalled for more than an hour before finally voting. Hightower fell four votes shori of the 21 he needed tp suspend rules and clear the bill for debate. His motion to suspend the rules failed 17-13.

with Sen. Bil Braecklein. D-Dallas, registering as "present." Point I think this vote was rathei significant," Hightower said "This late in the session, ap pears there wouldn't be any point in trying to bring it up The murder a .5 sin wilh controver Jury Hears Statement Of Zepeda I3DINBURG, Tex. (UPI) 'he murder trial of Antonio Rios Zepeda Jr. enters its third week Monday with the defense hoping to counter the effecl of a statement read in court in which the defendant told how he strangled two last spring.

15-year-old girls Defense attorneys Joe Cisneros and John Dominguez, lost a San Benito, Zepeda is also charged with tte murder of Patricia Segura but is being tried only for the Delgado slaying "1 gave Norma a blue towel because she said she was going to swim," the statement said. "Then something came over me. The next thing I knew 1 was in the water with the other girl who was tied up with a rope. "The girl was very still." The confession then said Zepeda returned to his car. where his girlfriend Norma was.

"You're going to hurt me," the statement quoted Norma as saying. It said she started to run, and Zepeda said lie cliased the girl and put towel around her neck. "1 pulled hard on the louel," the statement said. The defense lawyers based Iheir claims of the inadmissibll- ity of the confession primarily on the grounds that the statement was coerced. They said Uie statement was signed by Zepeda while a hostile crowd was gathered outside the San Benito jail, and that as he was transferred later to Senators Block Unitization Bill had approved and sent to the hav produced testimony from governor a bill raising the per past and present CIA adminis- diem pay of directors of the upper and lower Colorado River pressured to help in a coverup authorities from J25 to SSI) a (of the Watergate scandal and to day, and limiting use of convict llend its assistance in the abor to construction at prison of Daniel Ells- facilities, and brush clearing inlberg, the former defendant in the Pentagon trial.

Jackson emphasized that the committee has no direct evidence that the President knew of the contacts by his aides with the CIA officials in either mailer. But like Sen, Staarl Symington, the cornmil- the chairman. Jackson said he found it hard to believe that ttie President was not aware tiiat Haldeman Ehrlichman were exerting on agency. "It's incredible Haldeman and Ehrlichman being involved and this being such a sial issues now, there doesn' seem to be much time." Hightower held open the sibility that he might try once again to bring the bill up il any of the 13 senators who opposed him should change their minds He said the threat of a weeksm filibuster may have kept some state parks. The House spent most of the day wading through a long list of uncontested bills.

Ethics Bill To Include Appointees AUSTIN (UPI)-A high it's unconceivable committee Saturday agreed to to me" that Nixon would not lengthy legal battle Friday on of the senators from voting to whether the confessions would debate the bill Saturday, be admitted. Sen. Peyton McKnight, D-Ty- Assistant Bist. Ally. Johnny ler, leading opponent of the measure, was pleased with the vote.

"We won the battle, but I'm not sure we've won Hie McKnight said. "But we're Qavito of Cameron County read Zepeda's statement to the court. It recounted Zepeda's recollections of his actions tfie night of April 11, 1972, when he said he strangled Norms Delgado of aTweir'going'tB keep fighting. The unitization bill would per mil 75 per cent of the royalty owners in an oil or gas field It vole to unilize the field, am force the other 25 per cent of the owners to go along. The slate has had a voluntary unitization bill since 1949, but i requires 100 per cent agreemen among the owners.

Unitization permits owners to flood an underground oil or gas field with water, other liquids or gas pressure, forcing the valuable minerals into a single pocKet where they can bt more easily recovered. Proponents contend passage of the utilization bill would produce an additional five billion barrels of oil from existing reserves in the slate. Major oil companies described by McKnight as 'The greatest array of power and lobbying in this worked in favor of the bill. The senators voted to adjourn tor the weekend immediately after they refused to take up the controversial unitization bill that las been pending for weeks. U.

Gov. William P. Hobby, who had overruled a point of or- was nit with rocks and spat upon d( (0 way for (he vote, issued a lasuKu Jtdic- the Cameron County jail in ft Blair H'estbrook. J. iiaic il.y spokesman said the car driv- were technical errors in i Ilin L-laluniiin Brownsville.

The defense also said Zepeda was detained too long before being warned of his constitutional rights, was not given an oppor- untity to find a lawyer and that the statement. Honorary pallbearers will by Canisales and carrying MarshalljGonrales was northbound along! T1 rT ay some four milesjL Hosharon in Brazoria described Holden as being "in and along with a convoy of good condition." I 1 5 hlon 1 TM 1 been confined continuously since' According to Bustamante. a 11 1 From TM seaport nf i In6s arrpst in At an a fja. car driven by Soledad Som the followmgi de Loya, 25. of Alalamoros evening.

cased Ihe city'sj traveling north on Central sh(lrla S( of gasoline. collided with the Holden 0 TM 11 1 TM 1 liftctl a ban JJOVft cars swerved into the; 'Cgelia killing. Harrelson Da Chase an(l Robert Mawbryi southbound lane at a.m.| as it traveled south nn the same. sales lo owners ol private thproughfare. motorbikes.

The Holden rar attempted left turn on Kbanos and was ptrtu-k broadside by Ihr de Loya car, forcing his vehicle against a i i pole. Bustamente said. Mrs. de and two nf her passengers. Maria Cristina Acuna and ll.irgarila all of Malamoros, were treated and released at Ihp local' niedic.il rcn'cr.

police said. Bustamenle ciled Holden failure to yield right ol way. Funeral arrangements are and collided with another car under Ihe direction of Darling- driven by Jackson. The spokes-. Mouser Funeral Home.

man said where the five others' were riding was not determined. '-A. I'C A Brazoria County sheriff's dispatcher said one person was pronounced dead at the scene idied Thursday in Ihe Browns-land the other four were dead on MRS. KINDEI, Funeral services for Mr Klizabeth Ethel Kindcl, 71, who And Wife Divorced the senate action folly. Slipping Opportunity "This is the only bill teing considered by the 63rd Legislature which can have a positive effect on the energy crisis facing this state and nation," Hobby said.

"We are becoming increasingly dependent, on unfriendly foreign nations for II is Earlier in the day lhe Senate series of closed hearings that trators that the agency was include appointed state officials in any final compromise on two ethics proposals for state gov- know, Jackson said. "But do we have direct evidence Hat the President eminent, but will face three knew? The answer is no." more major ontrqversies in the bill when it reconvenes Monday. The five House members and Symington disclosed Friday hat CIA Deputy Director Vernon Walters had submitted which House contacts with the CIA made It harder lo 'visualise" that President did not know of (fiem. five Senators haggled an new documents on tour before agreeing any final ethics proposal should cover all state appointees subject to Senate confirmation, all slate agency heads and anyone determined to be a state officer by statute, constitution or judicia decision. Anyone named lo replace any elected or appointed state official also will be covered in Uie final ethics bill.

Eep. Jim Nugent, D-Kerrvill head of the conference committee, said the compromise on ap-j -AUSTIN, Tat (UPI) --flad Johnson, Holiday Hits Snag nit. pointed officials -'seems like pretty good idea." However, the conferees still have agreed Saturday to make the birthday tf President Lyn- have to resolve controveries in bill including whether an elh- don B. Johnsoi i state holiday, ics commission should be created to enforce any legislation, whether, standards of conduct when idding Jotonson'a birthday should be prescribed and-or certain acts prohibited and how complete a financial disclosure should be required. appointed officials should be covered, in a separate ethics Jill, and split the initial vole on official stats holidays.

measure with Sen. Bill Meier D-Euless, voting "present and not 'Sens Oscar Mauzy, and H. Tali Santiesteban, D-E1 Paso, voled to include it not been for Kofiert Lee, the legislature would But ttw could not whose to to 4gte holidays--so they sent the bill lo a conference for final decision. Tin SenslB sriginally had Two Senate conferees passed the MB to substitute LBJ'j birthday tor that of Jefferson Davis on UN list of But the Daughters of the Confederacy protested ttiat action, and House drafted a compromise, that would combine the birthdays of Davis and Robert appointed with elected officials Lee inta "Confederate one final biU, and Sens. HJ.meroes 1 Day" to be celebrated Blanchard, D-LubbocIc, and on me 3 av i birthday.

Charles Herring, D-Austm, cast 'no" votes. The House conferees voled unanimously for the measure. "The problem is there are a number fine qualified people this state who are not going subject themselves to this cind of harassment to take a ol) without pay," Herring said. "With 11.5 million people in tie state, I have faith we wilt be able lo find honest, dedicated! "Are you telling us eliminating Boberi E. Lee's birthday?" Sen.

W. E. Snelsoii, D-Midland, asked the bill's sponsor, Sen. Jack Ogg, D- Kouston. "No sir," Ogg replied, taking away Jan.

19, and thai just happens to be the day Robert E. Lee was born I.I. Gov. William P. Hobby noted thai he and Lee shared people who are willing lo serve this 'said Hep.

Buddy 'emple, D-Diboll. same birth dale, and i Senate voled to send the meas- to conference committee to Senate conferees recessed resolve of the other hol- therefore imperative that we apply our best technology lo insure a maximum recovery of our domestic supplies. "By refusing lo permit unitiz- WHJMNGTON, DEL. (UPU 1 0 0 Texas o' 1 1 a 1,1. Cmdr.

Boberij let sl1 an opportunity lo help of the first! 01 3 TM Doremus, one cnsls Vallcyhc. Is Killed In loica from re neaa mi er jvillc Medical Center, will at Angleton-Danburyj vorC prisoners' of war lo be returned i TM ns nf re Vietnam a sti cd very soon of the folly of North has ra e( a tins course of action." (UPI) The two scheduled meetings of theihighesl temperature reported lo conference committee last weck'the National Weather Service apparently attempting to show! Friday excluding Alaska and their unhappiness at harsli was 109 degrees al House criticism of the Senate's Blythe, Calif. Saturday's low was ethics bill. i a arrva a i om nis wi) morc Uield at to a.m. Monday in Ihe! Hospital at nearby Angleton.

22 years IION'N'A Double funeral! IJarling-Mouscr Chapel with Helatlves notified of the crash A rs )ina j) oremus services for Ricardo Cruz, 15. liev. K.I,. Mason officiating. WBre brought to two Angleton ls B(e Ien( re i eaf e( a i SOMKTHI.W IN COMMON Antonio Sandoval, 17 Burial will be at the Korf SanVtuncral homes to identify drowning victims, will be hold.National Cemetery in San'remaining dead Monday.

i Antonio on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Tlip two hnys Here on a ivilli honorary pallbearers Iwinj high school class ouling al Ihe members ol ihe Santiago Honiia Irrigation ntsirict rnmps Pilots Association. USK MOINKS. Iowa I Rin f.randi- Fri-lay Mrs. Kindel was a radio Kflra Pca.ep.

W. Mission. Ti'v. "r-mn whm Ihf Irnccrty nc-'dispalchrr (or the rtrs-ms died Saturday of injurip; sul furred. Santiago Pilols Assn.

lier (ered Friday when ilie car in School nlficials said Ihc class hu a Lloyd Kindel. which she was a passencer col- picnic didn'i involve her in death in IS54. lidert wilh another vehicle nn -lustier of tlm IVace R.Ci.- i divorce was granted Friday, said she and lier husband were Seeking Jobs Here Brownsville young psopi Hospital ADMISSIONS BROWNSVILLE: a years ago." She said there a TM a a no bitterness between them. lli al I'' Hoi-emus' attorney, in a A similar statement, said I WWWNSVrU.K: Cathy divorce was "brought about Cno1 lrsne events w-hicli commenced soiiiciTM 1 1 3 Mai la I lcna al I lime'prior lo his lasl lour ln a Garza. Ruth Gon- and 1 0 ra Rosas, Grcgorio The parlies liave Shannah M.

X.ak, Delia Men odes.daughter, Mrs. Helen I'lrckrr Minen-a Awarrf nf HT i Hie SVuuiPr under dirrrlimi nf villr; highe." hnnor bestowed hy vrlnrln wa-- hv rai lr Kimpral Home University of Knr- drivpn by Anna H.illard nl Mmi- Wrslnni tner recipients of 1 bronze roe. The Ballard woman and war- Ibr Mr. srandrhiloTcn Bciilpfurc incltirfcd Mrs. fClean- passengers were inmrerl and Mrs Pihlr, nr Roosevelt and rtpnt Alben Barkley.

he lives'" t'i'l'h A A 0 0 3 Maria S. Cavazos. mo hroihprs. M. in such work as yard cleanup.

a a i ospi ol Dials ol Ky. and Tnm houfp painting and other i parenls in Monlclair ,1 B. Dials o( Woodbridgf. lit ploymenl. Ihrep rhildrai ol llie BIRTHS Anyone having or knowing of 15, and 12- Mr.

am) Mrs. Allen such summer askod lo year-old twins Barbara and Figolcy. girl, May IB. ranc i sco and on Presi- Mrs Skinner was charged i was Ihe son of Mr. and." is in f-liarpr contact the IMAGE offices hohort-live with their molher and Mrs.

I failure to yield the nsht of Mrs. Moises Cruz, inf arrangements. here. JTobar, boy, May is. jve minutes then returned.

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