The Brownsville Herald from Brownsville, Texas • Page 4

MfiE Offshore Terminal Is Discussed Here Members of the Texas 011- shore Terminal Commission were in Brownsville Thursday to confer with Port of Browns- Ville director Al Cisneros and engineer lirsel Lantz about the Island, i'orl Arthur, ville, Corpus Ctirisii, Frccporl, ami Port Mansfield are under consideration, according to Burgess Oriesenbeck, environmental commissioner for TOTC. lot-alion of possible decpwator Brownsville is not presently terminals along (lie Texas under consideration for a major coast, isuporport because there are no The commission Is studying oil refineries In the ailes, conditions, environmental lnwiuville area, (irlesenbcck impact and public opinion said, but the environmental concerning where such a appointee added that a pipeline "superporl" should be localed supplied by supertankers fs a and what form the facility possibilily for Broivns-' should take, from Brownsvilleivillc in the future, In Louisiana. In Ihe evenl thai Such possible sues iocaic in iirownsviiie, ihci local porl would be a suilahle place for a deepwalcr facility due to the fad lhat water, is only 15 miels off the' Allies, (he nearest dcepwaler proximity of any port alone thp Th 'ommisslon i. working wild a genera! figure of 100 fce'i 'or the depth of any dcepwaler Lotteries 'oved Panel By ANN ARNOLD UPI Capllol Heptirtcr I The (searchers from Iho University ol Wisconsin in Madison; lhe Hevs. Francis Flynn and den.

Auguslo Pinochet, loday Joseph Dougherty, Maryknoll, outlawed Chile's' Marxist par- N.Y., missionaries; Carol Ncsso nialn for the and David Cusack, hometowns ate President Salvador Allen- unknown) le, At Iho same time Pinochet denied that elllier the United wrt it MAYOR LOUJS LAPERKK snips Hie 1'ibbon for the grant! opening toctny of the new quarters of Niissfoaum Realty at 400 Piiratles Line R1. Shown airccicr "H.niwliiijr f.hp rni-nmniiy- Ipfl, fi of lhe commission said, County Tax Assessnr-CollocloY Johiicy Snow, City i depth would accomrnodalcj of vould recommend, sion decided on a 22-13 vole Thursday lotteries and parimut- uel betting are okay as long as they are not state sponsored or operated. The commission is drawing up a new state -onslltulion to sub- mJl lo lawmakers in January. A committee that had studied the matter recommended retaining present constitutional provisions prohibiting all lolleries nnd gifl enterprises. But llou- 6lon lawyer Leroy Jeffers won the voles lo substitute language that would only prohibit the stale and local government from sponsoring or operating such activities.

The commission also voted 26-9 lo do away with present provisions prohibiting "usurious Interest rates." The ban originally prohibited jSnteres! charges of more than pf) per cent, but was amended in 11)50 lo give legislators power lo set higher ma.ximums lor certain classifications of transactions, Including loans find charge accounts. In action on other matters, the commission voted: --19-15 to rclain current constitutional provisions prohibiting garnishment of wages, A study committee had recommended allowing attachment of 25 per cent of a person's wages lor child support but was outvoted. --19-15 lo drop present provisions banning branch banking. --3M lo deiefe wording added to the slate charier in lhc 1950s giving the legislature authority (o act for local governments in ease of nuclear attack. --1S-11 to keep provisions written into Ihe conslilulion during ISth century range wars allowing different fence laws in different parts of the flale.

Hospital Ihal would bring the crude oil to Texas. The Importation of foreign crude js an absolule necessily to Ihe oil refining industry Texas if (he industry, lhe slate' largest, is lo maintain ant expand il's capacily, said F.J Spencer, oil consultant for tht porl. Members of lhe commis slon supported this assertion, as have reports by Texas AV University, The University o. Tcxns, and Ihe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers among others.

Spencer said lhat the min needs of Ihe country In regard lo oil production in the fulure arc 60 new refineries wilh a capacity of 150,060 narrcls per day each. In Ihe past two years nn new refineries have been buill, sate Spencer, noting that rcfininj capacily is Ihe major bolllenecl in supplying lhc nation's energy demands. Ttie TOTC should complete its research i.i aboul EO days and have reporls hy Texas' AJtM and recommendations ready for publication shorlly thereafter, Cross said. After Ihe lirownsvillc meeting commission members and wrl officials Lanlx. and Cisncros lew to Corpus Christi for a learing on the proposed Harbor fsland superporl.

Port Brownsville officials will voice Iheir support of the Harbor Island irojecl, as directed by lhe irownsville Navigation District loard of directors in their Sepl. 2 meeting. Fertilizer Shortage Erliclunaii Is Asking Dismissal By JACK V. FOX LOS ANGELES (UPI) John Ehrliehman and three olher former White House aides accused in the break-in of the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist are attempting lo have the case thrown out of court on grounds there is no evidence a burglary was commillcd. Allorney Joseph Rail introduced a molion lo dismiss Hie Commissioner Jim Mills, Mayor Lapeyrc, Chamber of Commerce president Bob Fowler, building owner Niissbauin, Churlca Rnsl vice presi- nut.

Rnnvnniflns. nnd Mrs. i Niisslmiini. fHnV. aid Photo) i---- Today's Weather In The Magic Valley FORECAST: Partly cloudy) El Paso and warm through Saturday.

jKort Worlh. South to southeast winds ill Si Helena to IS mph daytimes and 3 lojllouston 6 mph tonight. Highs in Hie low 90s. Lows in Ihe low to mid 70s. HARBOR AND BAY: Wave hoighls inland bays 1 to 2 feet.

Jacksonville Kansas Cily Las Vcgaj Los Angeles Memphis Tide is near normal. Low tide Mexico Cily today al p.m. High tltle'Miami Saturday al 2:47 a.m. I Midlnnd 'Minpls-St. Paul indictment against 7:26 p.m.

joined quickly by lawyers for I Amarillo Egil Krogh, David Young and, 1 Atlanta' O. Gordon Liddy Thursday al a jlijsmark, K.D. hearing before Superior Court lirownsvillc Kolts sel Ocl. 3 for argil-1 Chicago ments on the matter. Ball told corpus Christi Denver SUNIilSE a.m.

SUNSET jfonlcrre egal question whether a was commilled--I know of burglary." Ball was referring to lack of evidence that (he ransacking of he office of Dr. Lewis Fielding, s.vch«lrist for Ihe Pentagon apcrs defendant, produced my information and statements b- Ibe (hal nothing was removed from 'es Moitie? it llelioit 95 64 S5 9(1 SS -16 60 89 74 -10 76 nfi 63 53 New Orleans New York Oklahoma Cify Phoenix Pittsburgh fS(, Louis I Lake Cily San Anlonio Kiuli St. Marie Seattle Washington 7Z 62 38 1U 71) 87 S3 70 92 fJ3 SI) 62 85 (iS 77 55 88 79 SIS 03 58 50 82 72 SS ti9 67 51 30 70 99 67 53 S3 50 VI) 71 43 75 51 G2 32 73 60 "iles. mililarijy erect rearing and his black mustache iristling, entered a of 'not guilty" in a ringing tone I'hursday when he was brought nto court in custody of Los Angeles dcpulics. Border Patrol Catching Drugs The I pickup Iruck for pns aliens.

When Ihe dri' issihle illegal Ihe driver took WASHINGTON I The U.S, Border Patrol is delecting more lhan illegal aliens a deep freeze fell from lhe back days. During lhc 1973 fiscal of Ihe (ruck. The occupants ol year, nalrnlmen and oilier lhc vehicle were captured bj agents or Iho immigralioii and highway patrolmen, local shc- The '12-year-old alleged i service i deputies and Border Pat- ermmd of the Kllshcrg break- TM more than S32.8 million worth ol agents. The contain in was brought here from 11 drues a nd cd 71 pmln(ls of a rlguana. A A I ADMISSIONS Farmers pi BROWNSVILLE: a Me on Hie Texas High A i a Roberto A i a 'first crop of Ihe season for ihc arlcrs Francisco Ayala, Juaniia report serious for-l rljprl A Si-Wei, a Cardona, Adrian Ccrda, Fidelajlifer shortage which they sayj lawyer representing Krogh, under federal drug law-; -ooJIalso told newsmen he fell il James Greene, im' likely thai if Ihe case gees to migration and Washington.

He is serving an off reported foriay. eight-month senlcnce in The na 1 the lllli sciircii 01 a irucic lor DBlrlct of Columbia jail for which ended June aali reaismg to testify before .1 c) 'ed 11.1 tons of marijuana rand jury. Liddy also has been valued al 522.fi 650 ounces of heroin worlh $7.8 mil- ounces of ounces of hashish, 20 ounces of opium and pills prohibited as tlaiwerous Reported LLO, Tex. (UPI) ivcn a six-to-Sft year sentence e3 planlinc winter wheat la lhe Du s8' fi Democrat- 78 High Plains lhe! lc a "onal committee head. 37D ol i I ficlJ Dison, Herlmda Espmoza, Jeopardizes ncxl year's food 1 a Grimes, Anlonio crop.

I i I.ognion, Mercedes I seriousness," said Lonias Gabiiel Luna, Margaret vice pirsident for Uslenik, rt Irma F. Par whether the defendants were lona M. Puga, jDiamond Shamrotk in Amarillo, ikcr, A1 Jj a major fa-timer manufacliircr. lna Kamirez 1 Dia lial authority. "ndcr presiden- Schloi possible said lhat quite a a 1 rt hs 5 lhc untl Woi'IfCl'S Magdalena Marks.

John the Silorti '5 vias KOV Maria Z. Troncoso, Gonzalez. Juanita Villarcs, I lm Lolllns of ''Crtilizcr Kodnlfo Salinas. Rsul Victoria'Crews. Malilde Torres.

13, Apj)l Mr. and girl, Sept. 2(1. Washington was a i lorres.s- the ta i BIRTHS i' TM lotiii a Mrs Leonel Torres ra trans ano Phase "economic controls were part of lion officials provided 1.678 intelligence lips to other agencies direclly involved in narcotic work and l.Olfl deporlanle all and other Jens in illicit drug traf- iicking were picked up. N'ew Devices Used Newly developed devices such as electronic sensor alarms which are used to spot ulicns trying lo slip across remote sec- lions of the Mexican bolder have come inlo play in delect- ing drug smugglers.

Recently al San Ysidro, (he Border Palrol headquarters was alerted hy sensors At Pcnsacola, a routine search of a truck lor alieas un- conlaining 615 pounds of marijuana. At New Orleans, a patrol agent lo'd customs inspectors of a sviiu iind grsms of licroin in his possession. Again at the border al San Ysidro, patrol agents turned i a truck carrying 21 slccl containing bricks of marijuana totaling pounds. A trailer concealed pounds of marijuana. A routine Inspection of a truck near McAllon, Texas, netted 1,781 pounds.

'Vibra-W Moves On Vibration WASHINGTON A Navy engineer today announced lhe discovery of a "revolution- io" of iwrf car, ZTM si a i i overborne IricLioti ailQ a i used road from Tijuana! and liaja California. U'lren road block s-cl up by atrolmcn was crashed, an ear- le" iray Gas Men May Get Price Hike WASHINGTON (UPI) The Cost of Living Council (CLC) has (old Congress trial Ihe nation's retail gasoline dealers, who have Ihreatcncd a wide- scale shutdown of service stations, will probably be allowed to increase Ilieir prices by Oct. 1. CLC Director John T. Dunlop testified Thursday a joint House-Senate economic subcommittee on consumer economics that the administration's retail ceiling price on gasoline will be increased hy an amount still to be The effect would be lo allow gas slalion operalors 10 pass along recent wholesale price hikes ID their customers, hnl not future increases unless CLC again acts.

Dunlop said he was unsure how much Ihe increase would be, bul added lhat Ihe CLC will consider the quoslion next Tuesday and will decide "short- in a mailer ol cr than a As Dunlop was rcvealino lhe administration's future plans, gasoline dealer asioc'm'ions from 40 slates called a "war council" for this weekend in Chicago to discuss plans lor a shutdown of service Mations in prolesi against the administration's Phase IV price ccinrels. One spokesman for Ihe dealers said lhc meeting will slill be helu, despite Dunlop announcement. Dunlop lesliticd that CLC Chilean Military Junta Outlaws Marxist Party By CHAHLKS SANTIAGO (UPI) tad of Ihe new military junta, Slates The U.S. Embassy in Santiago sairl American officials fried (o see Ihe six but were or a.iy olher outside refused permission by Chilean was in Ihe'iiulhoritics. A spokesman said violent coup which he led to officials declined lo reveal charpcs afialnsl lhe six, held in the national soccer stadium in Santiago.

Pollca I Ntiviitro insisted Thursday At lendo killed himself during ihi coup despite claims by Ihe laic president's widow lhat he was gunned down by troops, "The siu'dtcs of: Ihe trajectories' of the bullet or builels, 1 believe there were two, show that it was suicide," lie told muvsrnen. (Allende'a widow, Horlensia, Interviewed by the British Ilroadcasflng Corp In Mexico City, said her husband had told friends he would aever kill 1 himself.) "iTVi-'i Others overthrow Allcndc and end civilian government in Chile on Sepl. II. inochet's statement followed Thuiauay ihat te armed forces have captured a guerrilla chief cading leflist opposition lo the 'our-man military junta. Defense Ministry press offic-1 I I cr Fcderico Willoughby said 11 111 I "PJICll arniv troops caplured VA JlOJ.A J.1J.

ClioJ-A cadcr Jose Gregorio Licndo, nown as "Commander Pepc," and 16 members of his leflisl band. said seized the guerrillas without in the town ol in the southern province of Valdivia. Military sources said Llendo, NATCIIITOCHES, La. (UPI)-icomcdian, two musicians and A private plrine enroute to a i tiookinj; Texas concert, appearance fiil-j "There was some drugs don'l think that had anylhing do wilJi lhe plane crash, lie jus! didn't get altitude enough. hit a pecan Iree aiid crashed killin- singer Jim Croce and the five members of his touring group.

Authorities said they found a hero of lhe Chilean led. drll ln hc Wrccka 0 olln somo grass am oiplured while trying It organ- Cl rcc Wh05c hits included pills, cnn'l confirm Ih. resisancc in southern Chile i. Bad Dlll) Lcny Bra haven't lcste lo the ruling military junta. )on Jlcss AnmA rm The sources said Liendo wasi a "Operator," was killed in- a key figure among Cuban- s)amly ajons wilh is pi 0 a inspired Chilean leftisls who have clashed sporadically with -fa -fa -fa army troops since Allendc's regime was overthrown Sept.

11. The military sources said the government expected an oul- break of urban guerrilla si- lacks across Chile in Ihe next two. weeks and captured commandos would he dcall wilh "without pity." (In Washington, Ihe Slalc Department said sU Americans, i i hvo missionaries, were among jGroee Was Due Here Oct. 16 The pilot didn I have anything on him. id the ied them.

How much grass? A lid is all. There was some on two different ones." James suid Ihe plane was 30 feet in the air, 250 yards olf (he runway when it hit Ihe Irec. "Hut 11 didn't burn, th.ink goodness. I've got them out of the wrecks like ihat and it's pretty rough." The sheriff said one of Urn plane's wings was knocked off by the pec.in tree. I'liinc flipped "It flipped, landed upright and turned completely around," sionarics, were among 4,400 persons being held by the military government In Chile.

(A department spokesman Texas Southmost College president Dr. Arnulfo Oliveira 'l Jamt ol ltls said lhat lhe dcalh of, 0 1 songwriter performer TI 1 1 Rotert N. Elliott, i i'ci I i it- Croce Thursday a light ot llas J. as ro TM crash al N'alchlloches, La. docs wreckage, The olher wcllms not alter the scheduled lv 1 fou the Also killed were George Extortion NEW OiiLAAN.S (UP!) District Attorney Jim Garrison, acting as his own attorney in singing star Helen Reddy.

Dr. Ollvclra said thai hooking agents who arranged the Oct. J6 concert in Brownsville Helen Rcddy and Croce would' provide an alternate "comparable" he! io replace Croi-e. "The concert will go on as scheduled," Dr. Oliveira said, "and iiie' booking "asciiis "will bum on Ihe wall of his The group had performed at Northwestern State College, 75 miles souihoasl of Shreveporl anti were to give a concerl at Austin College in Sherman, lonighl.

Saved Certain Letter Croce, 30, kcpl his Gold Alo a i his federal bribery trial, make a ryi'ncxl lo a letter from ABC- government informer a lor gii) un hiii records rejecting Iho (jcrvais to admit Thursday he replacement Imatcrial as "not strong enough varlous is 'or us." from various il- cgal vice operations, The day before, Clervals, a sur- 7irise government rebuttal ivit- Ur. Oliveira expressed He grew up in Philadelphia lhat il and sludicd accordion and had probably will periniinenlly change ils Phase policv on Garrison and pinball distributors John Ariins Callcry and Rob-, ert Kims arc charged with exchanging brihcs Ihrough Gcrvais mishap, bul would nol alter plans lor Ihe concert. Croce, 30, was born in south Philadelphia a allenrlcd Villanova University. He had taught himself to play the guitar and harmonica. He graduated from Villanova University In 19GS, Crocc's songs wens alwut on to IhtHr cuslonmrs.

Ho said Ihal any change in lhe basic policy would cause a "chaotic price situation" anti contribute to inilationary pressure. But CLC has promised lo periodically revise upward the complicated ceiling price inr- mula which lells dealers Ibc highest level (hey can charge Iheir cuslomers, no mailer what price charging. wholesalers ar In other energy-related developments Thursday: --The House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Commits beat back an allempt to ciiminale crude oil from proposed hill for mandalory allocation of fuels during Ihe anticipated winter The Senate already has passed a bill allowing the adminisSra- to fuel producers to illocale supplies in certain hilily of Gervais, cllciling from him admissions Ihal the former police invesligalor had extorted money from various illegal vice operations while he was chief invesligalor in (Samson's office. Gervais said lie accepted pro- leclion money from massage parlors, attorneys who wanted cases fixed, bookies, and pintail distributors but said in most cases, he was in no position to deliver protection Ramirez, hoy, Sept. 20.

Mr. and' Mrs. Ouad, Ti year's crops are already jeopar-i 7 Collins said "It's oc Cops I For Cheating UVALDE, Tex. Five, million Ions of ex In grain, 'awmen from Cryslal City sxpclled from a law cnfuroe- ment short course at Soulhwcsl Texas College for allegedly cheating on a Icsl. tons h()so sal voles ma-1 Icrials could make 4 rr.iliion Ions The union hits a of fertiliser, translating into 20 ils locals lo Jionday if conlraci is conducted Sunday of whether local i have been signed.

DEAD OR A MKDKLLLV, Colombia (UPI) Tfie Colomfiian aimed forces urged, work; Honors size of those used in four- cylinder small cars, Dr. Howard A. Gabcrson of engine Ihclshorlage areas. the Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory al Port ilucncmc, Calif said his new invenlion called Ihe "Vilirri-Lo" moves because of rapid vibration rathe? lhan rolling on wheuls tracks. "ft is boartf ground and shaken hy a weigh! lo forward," Gabersnn said.

"The land locomotion invention certainly won't rc- placo the bulldozer, hut it will do somn Ihe can'l. Although most bulldozers move A. Love, While House energy czar, lold an audience in Chicago thai ths United might lose ils position as the world's foremost industrial nation unless 11 can solve Ihe problem of hcJ shortages. I set on (lie I.TI i IK I'HCU traveled on tours for lhe U.S. rough characters in rough situ- State Department in the; taincd Ihey were about real Mideast, the Baltic slates and'ations, bul he always main- Africa, he had known.

From relative obscurity he He became a sonptvrlier while The district attorney chipped TMse rccuiil imBlai-lly Iruck but became 3 away at lhe character and credi- cn lhc slrcnfil1 of sm "irrenlmerformcr as a school leacher. Mall (Contlmtcil Vnm Page One) Ihem lo come lo (he downtown area by nnl having any of (hem killed or injured by motorisis. We must not make Ihem scared Lo cornc downtown, and slart going to Ihe Amigoland mall," on the slrcnglh of such current jperformcr as a school hils as "Bad, Bad Lerayiiit the beginning he tri Brown" ami "You Don'l Mess coffeehouse Around With ing circuit eacher. tried the wilh his iiinroirmeiil In Schools Tops 20,000 negislrnlion in the. Brownsville Public Schools has lopped the 20,000 mark and is still climbing, siipcrinlcndcnl of schools James T.

OgR said loday. Ogg said he expects enrollment (o Ire more than 21,000 by lhe middle of October wife, He said he developed his phi- losor-h; 1 thai produced two 1 1 hard-fisled Jighiers while doing 'construction work, hut he also Wrote and performed soft love ballads like "Operator." Obituary M11S. JUANA Ii. GAIUA Mrs. Juana K.

(iarza, 71, of 1747 Morton died loday at lirownsvillc Medical Center. i include Fowler commented, Sam Perl, a downtown who was nol scheduled lo appear ihis block meeting, ap- icaled lo Ihe gathered mer- lo "lake Ihis slcp. I a a record number of students in the fu(ure, lite James Pace High School, is set for Friday, Sepl. 28 al 10 a.m. wilh music provided hy lhe high school band.

The $3 million facility located corner of Kbanos years of experience as ai i Bml PM merchant in downlown in the fall of 1975 ville, and I am sure Ihal mail plan is the best way to der take care of and kcep! sairt pedcslrain traffic in lhe central A 29-year-old Detroil a i bllsinc ss dlslrici. The mall will cerlainly be success anil big accommodate 1,500 Ihe superlnlendenl Sandy Sankarin Mugurian, was charged loday wilh 1 opinion, possession of and think it would be a by jj mistake for us lu nol pursue rlcviecs fin ol form any locomotive jncthotl 8 slr tc will m) ji.mi.-i. Thn 3r sneer a (lalierson's device works for siwiows.m ch te sa, i at a id lgo at Ihe Magisirale'l offi B1 (or regardless. TMTM -ncna semifin.ilisls. a Vil wil, a an is being held in Ihe 'd'rn loor during its spin t.

a Gron Uount a i lieu of ra for foday al 3 p.m. lamher of Commerce 1 4r) M() lenl Thursday, bul would re- no more details. Ira Scolt. chief law enforcement training officer at MrMp said he might have Italemcnt today. The IJAIV Kaid if progress is' Scinifinalisls riliisl nol made or, local issues, locals.finalists to advance in the Tale the floor during its uul are cycle if ils load of clothes is 0 00 bmA Scholarstiiptevcnly dislrihulcd, It moves in' rapid hops.

TALKS CONTINUli head of anliKovernmcnt guerrilfa ieadcr Falno Vesniiez Castano Thursday. is the suspected! eader of self-styled outlaw 1 band operating in Colombia's mounliiins. can set strike deadlines and ask lhe UAW internatiwial executive board for strike nuOinriwi- lion. eompelilion for scholarships. scmifinalisls become A renta spokesman called inn discovnry "revolutionary, i Unimi I i i members have rcnew THIiEB LITTLE HUAiiS AS Official tf internrilionai saitl the liking logs, so Ihey vS up a tree in a backyard here.

approval, bul amazingly simple" and negotiations were (lie Oefense Dcparlmcnl is 'satisfactorily" in i ro Kl1 anotherilooking al il as a potential way lcn bdwoon (lie airline nnd the Kin to lal am hilio KTM off slcw ls slew-artless un- a TM 1 lo. "we lie.ivy loads ion. Tlic union wants bcftcr shorler hours nnd up (He tree for vehicles would boglworkins condition, in a new day list 'ind uld. (years, Is or may 51,500 a year for tour Mama bear came along and Joined her cubs. None of lhe bears liked Ihe The Joe A.

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