Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 15

CB Squabble Ends In Murder Trial VAUJEY STAR faxes LINCOLN. Neb. (AP) The xplosion of CB radio sales has I to battles for air time all over the country. "Bear Tracks' after one such squabble and ytiue is on tnal for murder in his death. And the case may rest ot.

the testimony of Sidekick and Blonde timber hasn been easy for the judge He occasionally has to interrupt testimony to make he understands what witnesses mean when they use CB lingo Blue Hover us the citizens radio "handle" of Clyde Kice, 31, who is char gedwi lii fir minder in tlie April 10 laying Donald Kdelman Telman CB tag was Tracks spokesman for the FCC says squabbles have been reported ail over the country as 15 million owners vie for t-me on the 23 channels open to Incidents have includk-d mgs threats and vandalism antennas Sometimes air time isn't the sue of course Two Turl argued in March ver a handle they both wan ted to Bulldozer They net in a parking lot, one arrying a jack handle and the a shotgun Fnends and are intervened before anyone Tht- FCC, wtueh regulates band radio use is expet to rule week on a to double the number of open to CB ers jy DRIVE-IN HARLINGEN DRIVS ER IN NOW SHOWING That wai solve all the Ney ol the in ranasoo 1 think if give them 10,000 channels they still have fights The trial here has been followed closely by who are ordinarily known for filling the channels with lots of dy talk, and information about where the or state troopers, are Rice is accused of deliberately running Kdelman down with a pickup track in the parking lot of a local club Kdelman 40 died three days later Witnesses agree or. one point the incident was preceded by an argument over a CB radio channel 4-H'ers At State Horse Show AMARILLO Fight expert young horsemen from (Cameron, Hidalgo and Webb counties will represent Texas Agricultural Fxtension Service District 12 in the State 4 Horse Show here Thursday through Saturday About 600 horsemen from throughout Texas will take part in the annual event, which will feature competition in halter. showmanship reining, pole bending barrel racing and perfor mance classes Heading the Valley delegation will be the leading performer at the district horse show in Laredo Patncia Ann Dunlap of Feria She wa.s high point individual and her 4-year-old sorrel Pay's Sun was chosen champion mare MASONIC OFFICERS Officers recently elected for 1976-77 by the La Feria Masonic Lodge are, from left, first row, the Rev. Leon Brown, chaplain; Sam Larrikin, senior warden; Frank worshipful master; George Leonard, junior warden, Kenneth Aldrich, senior steward; back row, Jim Mesher, icmor deacon; W. Daniel, treasurer; Bob Caraway, junior deacon, and AAarvin Duckett, secretary.

Tom not shown, was elected tiler. Foreign Exchange Students Guests Of Local Lions Clubs Hnw fmr nrm The finest action movie you may ever A fascinatingly beautiful minutes ol film that the entire family 4 WESLACO Forty-two foreign exchange students in the as guests of Lions clubs will arrive about 2pm today from San Antonio to stay in homes of area Lions club members until Thursday morning The group traveling by bus with three young people, will be greeted by the Weslaco City Commission at 2 30 today in the Weslaco Civic Center Bill Summers who is in charge of the arrangements, said many of Uic yoking people are suffering from flu and colds and want to see a doctor when they arrive They arrived in the U. on July 4 Since that time. Uiey have traveled around Texas spending brief periods the homes of Lons club members They will continue the Texas Also competing here is Billy Pemelton of Mercedes year-old sorrel, Omen, champion gelding The remaining entries cer t.fied by Inst net Fxtension Agent Selman Jr Weslaco, are Jo Ann Garrett, Cameron County, Clint Best, Lucas Hinojosa. Patti McKin- nerney and Sloan Shock Hidalgo County, and Alma Webb County Only Flyable Featured At CAF Show The Douglas A-20 Havoc, developed in 1938 and the most widely used light bomber dunng World War II will be one of the attractions at the Confederate Air Force AIHSHO 76 beginning Oct 7 The A 2U flew in combat Europe, the Pacific the Middle Fast, North Afnca and Russia The A-20 is best remembered for CUNT EASTWOOD THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES its contribution to the downfall of General Rommel, comman der of the elite German Afrika Korps in the desert war in North Africa The CAF acquired the Havoc It was found behind an old hangar building in Boise, Idaho The aircraft was restored for flight and flown to Harlingen in 1966 It has since undergone complete restoration by Col Milton Connell of Harlingen and has been painted in the colors and markings of the 644th Squadron, 410th Bomb Group of the World War 119th Air Force It is the only known flying A-20 in the world out of more than 7 000 manufactured tour through July 29.

then go to the Julian Hyer Lions Youth Camp at Desoto, Tex until Aug 15. The exchange students are between the ages of 16 and 21 Weslaco Lions families who will be hosts for the young visitors include Roy Davis, Bill Summers, Glenn CutchalL Howard Wiley, Rick Talbert, Tommy Hams. Dan Trott and Charlie Hays Jr Lions from Mercedes providing host homes include Steve Hollon. Tommy Swam. Keith Himmel, Wally Bunton.

Jerry England and Rex Franklin. The visiting young people are from Australia. Austria, Belgium, Canada. Denmark. Finland.

France, Germany, Italy, Ivory Coast. Japan, the Netherlands, Norway and the Republic of South Afnca CitruS JOB OPENINGS NEW YORK tUPI) Job openings the front offices of the country's banks jumped 25 per cent dunng the first quarter from the year earlier penod. according to Knight and Zabriskie. an executive recruiter A survey by the firm showed jobs were particularly plentiful in the fields of marketing, international banking. retail and mortgage production starting at $25.000 LOVE THE RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE SIX SHOOTER JUNCTION HAW.W&N -CLOSiD TUfSOAYS obc) INTERSTATE SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW WEDNESDAY MORN.

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If the concept of flying saucers come along, we would have come up with some other type of modem Even trained observers can be fooled, he said, and that includes and pilots, astronomers policemen. Stewart was flying in Arizona once when he saw several strange objects in front of him He kept flying and soon saw a crowded highway beiow him Stewart said he knew then that the heating of the air had bent the light rays, much like a mirage, so the cars appeared to be in front of him. He said many of the sightings remain unexplained because investigators amved at the scene too late to recreate the atmospheric conditions Stewart predicted the release of the Air Force Blue Book will prompt another rash of UFO sightings people are convinced that vehicles from other plants may you convince them he said. mri Previous Mixer Answer Opposite words: SELL and ON. Mixer word: SWOLLEN.

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