Denton Record-Chronicle from Denton, Texas • Page 2

i TO 0 IID -C I I Police Pay Ranks Low In Area The World APPEAL TO U.S. Israel and Egypt, nearing. agreement on a nonagression pact, both appealed Saturday to the U.S. Congress to authorize American surveillance teams to help maintain peace in the Sinai Desert. But some 2,000 demonstrators gathered in central'Jerusalem, waving placards that said the proposed agreement would endanger Israel's security.

M1LITAHY UNREST --Anti-Communist -military commanders refused Saturday to Geii. Vasco Goncalves as Portugal's new military chief and warned: Either he goes or we go." Portuguese army units were put on alert amid reports that soldiers ail over the country were choosing sides and the balance was tipping against Goncalves, considered a Communist party tool by his opponents. From I'ug the department for a. better paying position, according to Matron, low salary is tho pr'um? mollvatvTM fcr nsyen out of 10 who leave (he department. POUK departments in the metroples, are 'paying substantially higher tii statics show that out if the '21 polu-e departments in the Metroplox.

Dento'n salaries are fourth from the bottom. Patrolmen's salaries in Denton range from to $785 a month, compared to Carrpffion's $76H to $925. Garland's $803 to $943 or Hurst's $765 to Vet. in terms of education, Dentou police art', near the top of the survey college hours completed. And the disparity in salaries is even greater for higher-ranked officers.

tgeiits Okay Appointment 7illard As TCOM Dean The Nation OSWALD THREAT The FBI disclosed Saturday- night that Lee Harvey Oswald delivered a note threatening one.of its Dallas agents days before the assassination of President Kennedy the visit was never previously reported and the note was destroyed. ''FBI inquiries to date establish that the note contained no reference to President Kennedy or in any way would have forewarned of the subsequent Director Clarence M. Kelley said in a statement. OIL CONTROLS--The government's power to curb oil price hikes and allocate fuel supplies expires at midnight Sunday, but consumers may not know the difference. Immediate price rises are technically possible.

But Federal Energy Administration officials said Saturday they hope a potential compromise, reviving the controls briefly and then removing them slowly, will discourage any rapid changes. MARKET RALLY The stock market recouped most of its early August losses with a sharp rally this past week. The spark that set the buying in motion appeared to be a positive reading by investors of the Federal Reserve Board's intentions for its monetary 'fi jHlag't 11 Ono session following the. board meeting Saturday. chose not to accept the entire TCOM master plan, instead recommending some changes.

The million in state and general funds, with estimated from tuition. The state appropriation for 1976-77 is set at million. The state appropriated $3.405.539 in IS74-75 u-heH was still a private medical school. Texas resickbis pending TCOM also received a sizeable benefit from the status change. their From per semester S400 per 12-month academic year, pJws fees.

The cost is that for other medical students in state institutions in Texas. Regents approved the appointment of Dr Ralph Willard as dean of TCOM. to assume his post by Dec I. Dr. Willard currently is associate dean of the Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine Ur.

Willard said his top priority be to make TCOM the "best possible of medical schools which will make it Uie "best possible of medical schools:" Dr. Giis Ferre. vice president tor mediea) affairs, ad interim, at TCOM, said the Fort -Worth school is fortunate to have a physician-educator of Dr. WHlard's caliber 10 guide the academic programs during TCOM's first year as a state medical school. Dr.

Ferre, academic vice president at NTSL- since 197K is en leave from the NTSU aduiiatStratin to work with TCOM's tran- -iikiii fvnni orivate to public institution. Dr, Marion E. Coy. was president of TCOM from its beginning, Saturday became founding president and. consultant to the president, John L.Carter Jr.

assumed the same position he holds for NTSU for TCOM. vice presient for affairs and treasurer policy. The Dow Jones climbed 30.58 to 835.34- average of 30 industrials MUSIC FESTIVAL An estimated 80.000 persons had arrived mid-afternoon Saturday for the 48 Hours in Atoka" outdoor country music festival which promoters predicted would be known as the Woodstock of country Authorities said only three arrests, two for drunk and one for car theft, had been made at the festive! site near Lake Atoka Voices Of Passengers Neighborly Liven Up Bus Travels Visit Nets The Weather i'ontiuuctt Fran Page One "night, turn -ight. No. go straight.

Don'i turn, keep going." Right it the joy of.lhe troops who will get home first. Va ayyyyyyy I Number Scrolls up the road and" into the housing addition. When the drumming and shouting subsides for a second, the mob feajrks. their "Stop fere. I upon the hill.

1 want off at thai corner. Ff.rst stop the guy up front flashes the yellow caution knsers the dboivopens with a squeak and out jump six of THE FORECAST During Saturday, showerv weather win continue across most of the area from the Gulf coast into lower New England. A similar pattern is indicated for the lower tip of Texas and portions of the northern Plains. Fair to partly cloudy skies should prevail elsewhere. A I Atlanta 85.

Boston 67. Chicago 76. Dallas 93, Denver 80, Duluth 71 Houston 89, Jacksonville 89, Kansas City 85 Los Angeles 75, Miami 89, New Orleans 88. New York 76 Phoenix 107. San Francisco 72.

Seattle 68. St. Louis 8' and Washington 85 degrees. Holiday Traffic Crowds DentOD Area Highways Officers from Denton office of the Department of Public Safety reported highways in Denton County were crowded during the hours of the holiday weekend especially around the Lake Dallas area. Only one major accident had been reported late Saturday A 17-vear-old Edmond.

woman received multiple fractures in her leg when the motorcycle on which she was ridmg and an automobile collided on 1-33K near MayhiH Road Saturday afternoon. According to the two vehicles were southbound on i-35 when a barbeque grill fell from the bed of a pickup traveling in front of them. The driver of thr- automobile was attempting to avoid running into the barbeque grill when the two vehicles collided, accident reports said. Camper Reports Lake Nudists Sheriffs deputies received a Saturday afternoon that a mixed group of about a dozen middle-aged persons were sunbathing in the nude at Gam-Little Elm Reservoir -By the time deputies were able to get to the park the nudists were gone. Sheriffs Deputy Randy Kaisner sa'id The complainant, who had been camping with his family at Pilot Knoll Park on the west shore of the lake, told deputies the nudists had been sunbathing at the lake most of the day The sheriffs department received only the one complaint in connection with the nudists, although (he park reportedly filled with campers.

stsy our of ife street. Others, despite a warning from i front of the bus and into the street. Jjitle by little Number 50 empties. Dowitthe road it goes with a squeaky stop and roaring start seemingly every 30 yards. Doors open and close, houses roil slowly the heat keeps everyone company.

"Stop. Wo-ohhhh Let me off at the whiUflwuse'; You all get ycur arftts xd heads back inside iiurnan soiEids. mechanical sounds created by tlie road. As seats empty, the bus sounds pick up, ferity-rive. 10.

5 one last rider who moves to the'front, i -ft rolls to a stop, blinkers flash ioor flies plops. "You k- careful, now." the guy up front says. the fan stops, all the windows come back up and retunts to Number 50V It sure is hot on these buses." Woman Dies In Accident A traffic accident has left a 78-year-old Lewisville woman dead after her car hit with a utility pole in a one-car accident at Texas i2i and Fish Road in Lewisville. -Justice of the Peace Robert Sparks of Lewisviile said the impact of the Friday collision caused the woman to slam into the steering wheel of the car, knocking her dentures down her throat and causing her to choke to death. Sparks said the results of an autopsy also showed the women had a heart condition which caused her out unexpectedly.

He speculated the woman may have blacked out when her car left the roadway and slammed into the po'e 7 Hie death wil! be listed as a traffic fatality. Sparks said. Guilty Plea Nets 6-Yeaf Term Judge Bob Scofield of 158th Dist. Court has accepted a guilty plea from a 27-year-old Denton man and assessed the man six years in Department of Corrections. Ricky Curry pleaded guilty Friday to burglarizing a car parked at the Holiday Inn in Denton 9 and taking $3.200 worth of clothing.

Loss Of Fan A Denton man told police he had been sleeping on a couch in his Hying room when he awoke and saw a neighbor carrying items out of his apartment. When the neighbor saw the man was awake, he dropped me items and left. But the man said he later found that an electric fan was missing. No arrests had been made Saturday night in connection with the incident. Police questioned an 18- year man in connection with the Saturday morning burglary of the Dr Pepper Bottling Co.

on East According to police reports, several cinder blocks had been removed from the building "to allow entrance. Company employes still wore searching the building to determine if anything was taken in the incident. In other yarly weekend police activity, a 45-year-old man was arrested and later released on bond after he was caught siphoning gas from a car in the 1300 block of Londonderry, police reports said. Denton Record-Chronicle Bring Results For lieutenant in the JJenton police department te paid less than officers of equal rank in all other departments surveyed which have that rynk. Matheson, himself a lieutenant, could receive a higher salary at most cities in the Metroplex as a patrolman than he makes with his present rank in Denton.

I a majority of the department remains bitter about the city's lack of- action in closing the gap in salaries, officers say they have no plans lo engage in any type of strike, work slowdown or union activities. -Not under any circumstances would Matheson said. "It's against the law. "We don't have the political power thai large cities have and we don't have any aspirations for it, "All we can do is go over and ask for help from the city council. So far we fatyen't had much oreo deatfv Loyd Ross BRIDGEPORT Services for Loyd Ross, 73.

of Bridgeport were held at .4 p.m. Friday at the First Baptist- Church of Bridgeport. Dan Castleman officiated. Mr. Ross died Wednesday hi Bridgeport.

He born June 20.1900. Poolville. He married Mamie.Teag^ue May 18, 1928. in Bridgeport, He was an employe of Wise County. Survivors include his wife.

Mamie; one daughter. Myrna Goode of Bridgeport: one brother, R. J. Ross of A a a a three sisters. Sandra Johnson of Little Alma Pitts of Oklahoma City, and Ita Parrish of Eastiand: and four grandchildren Pallbearers were Ciay Saunders.

E. L. Roberts, Coy Uedwine. John Burl. Ray Tredway and Jim Kelley.

Hawkins Funeral Home in Bridgeport was in charge of arrangements. CJaude Dee Reynolds BRIDGEPORT Services for Claude Dee Reynolds, 66, of Bridgeport, were held at 2 p.m. Friday at the First Baptist Church of Bridgeport. Dan Castleman officiated. Burial was at the East Bridgeport Cemetery.

Mr. Reynolds died nesday in the Bridgeport hospital. He was born Aug. 16, t9oy. in Gilmer.

He married Edna Moss Nov. 25,1959. He was a retired employe of Cities Service Oil Co. and was a member of the First Baptist Church of Bridgeport Survivors include his wife, Edna: one son, Clifford Reynolds of Livingston, three daughters. Claudia Bettley of Irving.

Elizabeth Beard of Colleyville and Frances Halman of Ahwaz. Iran; three brothers, Gipp Reynolds of Bridgeport. Oscar Reynolds of Shawiiee. and Archie Reynolds -of two sisters. Belle Wells of Odessa and Emma White of Frinona: and 11 grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Steve Potteiger, Bob Stone. Allan Samples; Johnr Bridges, Troy Barclay and Ed Wrangle. Hawkins Funeral Home of K1RBY VACUUM CLEANERS DIAL: 337-4395 507 N. Locust Denton SCULPTURED. SHAG Mutti-Cotor 4k flir Nylon iijJJJ) 8 Quality Carpet Reascnabfe Prices 4 Full Time Service 382-1133 2UW.

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1 OUR NEW ADDRESS WILL BE: 115 INDUSTRIAL ST. WE WILL BE ABLE TO SERVE YOU EVEN BETTER AT OUR NEW LOCATION Bridgeport was in he arrangements. of Myron J. Turner DALLAS Services for Myron J. Turner, (G.

of Dallas, a native of Dentou. are 'pending at Sparkman- Ilillcresl Funeral Home in Dallas. lie died Friday in Baylor Hospital. He was the son uf the late Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Turner of Dentoti. Surviving are his wife. Virginia: a sister. Selena Turner Whiteside of Denton and two brothers. Preston Turner of Greenville and Charles Turner of Fort Worth.

Jessie Pate BOLIVAR Services for Jessie Pate, 86. of Sanger. are for 2::50 p.m. Sunday at Bolivar Baptist Church, with the Rev. F.

Huey officiating. Burial will be at Bolivar Cemetery. Mrs. Pate died Friday at Care Inn Nursing Home in Sanger. Born Oct.

3. 1888. in Cookr County, Mrs. Pate was a member of the Bolivar Baptist Church and a retired school teacher. She married W.

E. Pate on Oct. 2, 1910 in Cooke County. He preceded her in death in 1974. Survivors include one daughter, Edith Telford of Greenville.

two sons. Edward Pate and Wayne Pate, both of Big Spring; two sisters. Ida Robertson of Denton and Virgie Walker of Altus. grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Coker Funeral Home of Sanger is in charge of arrangements Flora Hudson BRIDGEPORT services for Flora Matilda Hudson, 80.

of Bridgeport were held at 2 p.m. Thursday the First Baptist Church Bridgeport. Dan Castleman officiated. Burial was at the West -Bridgeport Cemetery. Mrs.

Hudson died Wednesday in the Bridgeport hospital. Survivors include her husband. W. L. Hudson of Bridgeport foiie son, William Gerald Hudson of Soitthlako; two daughters, Peggy Ju Hurley of Fort Worth and a Lee Bennett of Newark; two sisters, Mrs.

Uosey Handly of Bridgeport and Mrs. Cue Cross of Fort Worth; 10grandchildren and 21 great-grandchUdren. Hawkins Funeral Home in Bridgeport was in charge of arrimgements. Joe Don Watson Memorial services fe? Joe Don Watson, 23, officer killed in a jet fighter crash, were held Friday a Oceana Naval Air Station at Virginia Beach, Va. ICr.s.

Watson died Monday while trying to land on the Franklin D. Roosevelt. Also in the Phantom jet fighter was Lt. Richard Glen Been of Virginia Beach. Va.

Officers said the jet landed on the night deck and then crashed the sea. A Navy spokesman said the gear designed to stop the plane malfunctioned. Neither the plane nor the bodies of the fliers has been recovered- The air accident happened "somewhere off the coast of Florida," the Navy said. Ens. Watson was a graduate of Krum High School and attended Texas AM.

Survivors include i parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Watson of Krum; two sisters.

Connie. and Kay Watson, hoih oFKrum: one brother. Jim Watson of and his grandparents. HEARlNs HEARHW SERVICE ON ALbSSAKES In-ths-Ear Aidi Behind-the-Ear Body Aids Ask about exclusive Beltone Certified Hearing Service Plan that halps keep your aid workmg. IlKbMK RAMEY, KING INSURAHCE SALUTES Homer Reese for his active roll in The Unitsd Way Campaign.

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