The Brazosport Facts from Freeport, Texas • Page 3

CHARIES WAGNER His objective: investigation rilKKt'MMT A native of Kriwport, Sgt. Oiarlvii Wugner that he had tx-vn around police nil hit Hie Sheriff Jack Mamhall was a great influence In my 1 Krwfjxirt I'nllce Force," Wagner com A twA HiRh Sdiool graduate. Wanner attended Vili.iituii Junior College iind Texas Lutheran lollrgi-, tluti In August ul hi- wwil to WKk mi a patrolman And wurk a police nlficrr mucli.hi-'t lot wan) to the ih.H he fiiit KH uul ol uniform "I (n Into the field n1 in pKnm lie said (hut llw limit enjusutilf nan of hln t.iv, was working I i)n- oiiii, up a burglary only two inlfi an has IH-VII iniist ing (auk to dale it ft t- Ktalf 1 lit- tiiiid he liit.i-n ,1 corrctputiditifr (ourw in Vi Illtrj lit irjrfit. 1 tvi 1 llut i trf nil 111 fill i.tt tllltl- tt.1(flnt .1 '-(1)0)4 hlUltlllg ilixl COMMISSIONERS COURT at-a-glance 0 Ml. ml Itllll Mil rnjur.j Mtt KWcfjcr tSAiuj fl! Ubfar) lo l.far-.

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(iaylc The new. Drvotpurt area are J.ime* llamill Jr and Phillip Kay Hyan IUKS fur ilraiccia IVmnly in the Stale and AS.MI were on llnnanoe's motion. Dues are llrti I. I.K\M\<. KIMIS not tx-en alliK-ated by the TeviLs and Wildlife Ik'jit su-cordinK to a letter read by Judile The letter information had been riirivrd fnim Ibe I'liunly iuid Dial tlioso counties approved uill notified within the next Ihrw weeks and ctmtracls M-nt for ajipnn INSl ItA.Nt (or Urawria County has.

been up proved. Arnold immiunrixl. he had received this mini iiialnin by IT(I rn.VTKUI. lllSTiUtT lejHirt for May was ac cepled and also addition of Avery to that department's payroll was iippruvtii as was a for Hriscoe Motion. (jayle, Kerond I'AYMKNT of W77 to Mury Hirl for her portion of an un- djvided tract nettled for riKlU-of way for the Sll 288 Freeway was upprovi-d in the Hoad and Hridgv Dept.

were uppruvwl uii Jordan's motion, second. Uayle. Huth Cheek was made a reixint, clerk for I'ct 3 and K. Asher added as a No. 1 ojHTUtor for I'ct I TIIK DISIItUT ATIXIKNKV'K recommendation was ap proved that the condemnation judgment awarded to Mrs.

Oliver McMillan Jor Sll 2)8 Krtvway right-of-way be Hied. Motion, brown, second, IIIK (OlM ItOAl) SVSTKM gained three roads: CK 11U, Uster Koad; CH 112, JenkJns Kd and CK Shcddai Koad. Da- last was bujlt and mujnluined by the County for more that) 10 years. Motion, Jordan; second, Ouyle. THEY BE BUND TO KNOW A HANDICAP MAHIKTTA, Ohl.i (AC) Henry 15, seemed to experience (i Hirrittullort of clautilrophohlii Sandy Knmen, 10, cried The (wo were to the annual youth convention of the Ohio Association for children and wanted to find nut how it really fit-In handicapped Holh blindfolded Ihemielvet, for 24 bourn "I h.id Die feeling nl being in M-cluded box." hold I'ik'w of Youngfltown.

"I kept wondering If II would ever open Kiirnen, of Clevr-larid IfciKhtK. blindness IKIK to li'lt In fully umlerklwx) "I lo in myself, 'llovk rould I ever live us .1 litiml McKee, IH, of Ncw.irk. Mopped lulklnR lor hwra "It friislratinn mil lu IM- aide lo niiike other people under stiind simple I jiinl H.ive up." Raids reveal Cong staff i i 11 SAIGON 'AI'i result of US and South into tuis the the Ojmrnuni.st cnmiriiind 1,1 a far more complex bureaucracy than allied of- fii'fm had Military said today intelligence has revealed that the i-fi'iriy'x ril or South Vietnam the elusive COSVN IH more than thrw tunes as large as had been thought. 'Hit- tiources ('f)SVN, pnrviously to have a staff in nov, known on (lift basis of 'IriMim'-hti-i evidence to have wnnethinK more hke Al the same dine, captured and information from (x-ivmers t'lvcr, ex.fx.-rt.h lor the fir.M time a liU'ir'- for Die for the South Vietnam l.il<eralion Annv called SV.M.A is military headquarters and is sulxjrdmate but it is larger with an intimated strength of ('resilient Nixon stated in his June 3 television address thai "all of our major military objectives have been achieved" in liut a source today: "COSVN has not been captured It was Nixon who had listed the headfjuarters as a priority target in his May I speech, disclosing the decision to send U.S. troops into Althousgh U.S.

officers have said previously that portions of cijSVN had been found, the major elements nl the command headquarters are believed to have simply moved farther north into Cambodian jungles, well beyond the 21.7-mile limit by Nixon on US forces. One military source said "We know that movement between 'he various departments of COSVN is very strictly controlled, and there also are strong restrictions on future assignments of persons who have served with COSVN." if your home had 30 electric meters 'Hji-n coulil itemize inir bill, like stotvsdo. So you amid ixxst of tvu-li of the or nioiv wa.s's ekvtricity is in the typical hojiu-. For lighting, air conditioning, heating, cooking, dishwashing, refrigenition, Uutndiy, U'levlsion, si nail appliance, and A) on. 'Hiis would helpful information, to remind of the nuujy ways electricity si-ni-ii you he past month.

Bui you ivally wouldn't want us to do it, Ix-cause any such multi-meter system would be tmnendoasly costly mid impractical. Not to mention cluttering up one whole wall of your home. So since we can't really itemize S'otir bill, we'iv doing the next thing. Showing the exact number of daysyouj' bill covers, and the daily cost of your electric service. We Uoink you'll tind it intertvting when you receive your next bill to note just how little electricity ivally costs for the many sen-ices rendered each day.

Houston Lighting I i Company.