El Dorado News-Times from El Dorado, Arkansas • Page 12

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Mehegan retired Wednesday after 53 years as an FBI agent, the longest tenure in the agency history Mehegan, who worked as an agent in the Chicago office, could have left 23 years ago with a full pension But he delayed the decision I don't see any sense in doing things prematurely His service surpasses the mark set by the late FBI Director Edgar Hoover, who headed the agency from 1924 until his death in 1972. Old Man didn't believe mandatory retirements and neither do Mehegan said in an interview Mehegan earned an engineering degree from Purdue University in 1909 and worked as a railroad foreman, a teacher, and a football coach before beginning his work in law enforcement At the age of 35. he joined the FBI's predecessor, the Bureau of Investigation, in 1922. During his first years with the agency, Mehegan said he roamed the country in search of bootleggers. those years we weren't permitted to.

carry weapons, and I never could get into the habit he said. darned things are dangerous. There were always enough cops around me on raids who supplied the When Prohibition ended, Mehegan developed an expertise in railroad and truck thefts, and he has worked in that area since. He said the agency hasn't changed significantly during his years at the FBI even though the equipment has become more sophisticated, and the number of agents and their workload have grown. investigative steps are still the Mehegan said.

have to go out and get the information, you get it on the phone You still have a job to do and you still have to find the Mehegan is married and has a son. Once a standout, now dead EL PASO. Tex. Michael John Shea was Parkland High Most Popular and Most Outstanding Boy in 1968. On Wednesday, his body floated in the South China Sea, perhaps one of the last American servicemen to die in Vietnam.

The young Marine helicopter crashed Tuesday as it neared the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Hancock. Missing and presumed dead with him was Capt. William C. Nystul.

"He was a fine, young man, really an all-around said school counsellor Henry Payne. "I really liked Shea, who turned 25 April 7, was born in Milwaukee but came to El Paso at an early age. He played high school football for four years and was captain of the varsity team his last two years before graduation in 1968. Shea played basketball for four years, was on the track team for two years and played baseball for four years. "He was vice president of his junior and senior classes.

In his senior year the school voted him the Most Popular Boy and the Most Outstanding Boy. He was Payne said. Shea married his high school sweetheart, Jennifer. "He was a few years older than she but they dated all through high Payne said. On Tuesday, Shea was flying rescue missions in a Marine CH46 helicopter when the per went down in South China Sea as it neared the Hancock.

Two Marine enlisted men on board the helicopter were rescued but Shea and Nystul were not found. "I think he felt like he was doing the right Payne said. "I guess someone had to do it. He was a fine parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Shea, also live in El Paso. Girl killed at Texarkana TEXARKANA, Ark. A two-vehicle crash early Wednesday on U.S. 67 inside the Texarkana city limits claimed the life of Vikkie Lynn Henson, 18, of Texarkana. Officers said a car driven by Miss Henson apparently was traveling on the wrong side of the highway when it collided with a tractor driven by Albert Pickett, 51, of Shreveport.

La. FORMER MANSION NASSAU. Bahamas (UPI) A former mansion of British nobility in downtown Nassau has been converted into a seven- room hotel. The Graycliff mansion. across the street from the official resident of the governor general, was once a winter residence of the Countess of Dudley and the late Earl of Dudley.

item sale set Johnny Miss Mandrell to perform in concert on May 16 has appeared on "Midnight "Adam and "Pop Goes the Some of Rodriguez' hits were "Pass Me which, among his other three singles, went to number one on the charts. His first albums, and "All I Ever Meant to Do Was also hit the number one spot. most recent hit is "I Just Get Her Out of My It is also at the top of the charts. Rodriguez is planning moves for his first starring motion picture after he completes this tour. Bicentennial flags, bumper stickers and balloons will be on sale Friday Saturday at four locations within the city, according to Mrs.

H. C. McKinney chairman of the Union County Bicentennial Observance Commission. Mrs. McKinney noted that Mrs.

Paul Novack will be in charge of sales at Mellor Park Mall and Mrs. H. C. Rushing Jr. will set up a table at Union Square.

Mrs. Thomas J. Byrne will be in charge of the table at Gibsons and Mrs. Marguerite Turner will set up the booth at Northwest Village Shopping Center. Three by five flags with steel poles will sell for $7.50 and Mrs.

McKinney said that the same size flags with a wooden pole will sell for $6.50. A 12 by 18 inch silk flag with a bracket will cost $3. Bumper stickers adorned in red, white and blue that read "Union County will sell for $.50. These decals also have a bicentennial emblem and 1976 on the comers. Bicentennial balloons and small flag pins will also be on sale at each of the tables.

Mrs. McKinney stated that the sale will be held from 9a.m. until noon and from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m. both days.

She noted that these items will continue to be on sale for the next few weekends. Booths will also be set up at a later date at Smackover, Norphlet, Strong and Junction City. The chairman noted that Mr. and Mrs. Ed Henley will be in charge of the Smackover sale.

Mrs. Henry Davenport and her sixth grade class of Norphlet will be in charge of the booth there and Mrs. Pell Miller of Strong will set up the table there. Mrs. M.

L. Jackson will be in charge of the bicentennial ornament Junction City. Flood relief Ray PrjCe slateS insurance asked by ioo show on Saturday LITTLE ROCK (AP) One hundred Arkansas communities have qualified for federal flood insurance and 1,851 flood insurance policies have been sold in the entire state, according to an insurance official. William Rauschenberg of Atlanta, Ga a vice president of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents, made the remarks Wednesday in a speech to the annual convention of the Arkansas Insurance Alliance. Rauschenberg said that 227 Arkansas communities have been designated as flood-prone by the U.S.

Department of Housing and Urban Development He said the communities must qualify for the program by July 1. Saturday night at the Municipal Auditorium country- western singer Ray Price will perform. Sponsored by radio station KRIL, performances will be at 6:30 p.m and again at 9 p.m According to Mac McBryde of KRIL, the station is now attempting to bring artists such as Price to El Dorado for the entertainment of the general public. Price is not just strictly a country -western singer, according to Byron Nelson III of the Denver Post. Nelson said, "If Price ever gives up country music, he would have no trouble making it in jazz or blues singingWhen Price was in Denver, approximately one year ago, he had the Denver Symphony back him up in his FBI agent ends 53-year tenure concert.

In El Dorado, the South Arkansas Symphony will accompany him. Some of the songs that made Price famous were "Heartaches By the the Good Ahich stayed on the charts for 148 weeks, and many more. Tickets to the concert are priced at $4.50, $5.50 and $6.50. They are available at radio station KAMD in Camden, Daniel Chevrolet in Smackover, Ed Wheatley Chevrolet in Strong. Music Mart in Magnolia, KRIL-KDMS radio station here, both Music Marts, the Melody Mart and the auditorium.

SPECIAL AWARDS HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Directors Howard Hawks and Jean Renoir have been voted special awards by the Motion Picture Academy for their contributions to cinema during their long careers. JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ Pryor seeks to control manpower LITTLE ROCK (AP) Gov. David Pryor said Wednesday that he did not intend to let manpower training programs in Arkansas be eroded through lack of interest or responsibility on his part. The governor told a meeting of the Arkansas Manpower Council that some special interest groups were working in Washington to convince officials that local units of governments were failing to serve the people for whom manpower funds were intended. Pryor said he supported the concept of ending restrictive and duplicative categorical grant programs and returning authority and funds for manpower programs to the state and local government.

As a congressman, Pryor supported federally funded programs to provide remedial education, skill training and work experience to help people attain and hold jobs. Johnny Rodriguez, a country songwriter and performer, will appear in concert at El Dorado Municipal Auditorium on May 16 at 8 p.m. Appearing with him will be petite country music singing Barbara Mandrell. Backed by the Do-Rights, which include Miss father on guitar and sister Irene on drums, she will open the two and one-half hour concert. Rodriguez is the first young Chicano country music star to capture a national audience.

He Rodriguez will be singing with his group, Country Music Reserved seat tickets are priced at $3.50, $5 and $6. They will go on sale Monday at the auditorium, both Music Marts (The Mall and Downtown) and the Melody Mart. In Camden, tickets are available at South Arkansas Music in Magnolia at the Music Mart and in Hampton at Variety Store. Tickets also may be ordered by mail by sending a check or money order to the Municipal Auditorium, 100 W. 8th St, El Dorado, Ark.

71730 or by calling the auditorium at 8621387. SUBURBAN THEATER TARRYWOWN. Y. (UPI) The Westchester Premiere Theater, reputed to be the most lavish suburban theater in the nation, has opened with a policy of star entertainment beginning with singer Diana Ross. Miss Ross was reported to be receiving $250,000 a week for her appearance at the theater.

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