Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 2

2-DEL RIO (TEXAS) NEWS-HERALD, Monday, November 15. 1971 eekend Violence Takes Heavy Toll BEBfirS WORLD By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A three-fatality traffic crash InSaiiAntouiothat left four persons injured paced the grim weekend violent death toll in Texas. The Associated Press tabulation showed at least 25 persons died violently between p.m. Friday and midnight Sunday. Motor vehicle crashes claimed 13 lives.

Mrs. Gladys EUblom of Corpus Christ! died Sunday when the pickup truck in which she was riding veered off U.S. 281 near Three Rivers. was shotto death Sunday on U. S.

290 about three miles east of Ozona. Officers arrested a man, 36. Dr. Ken-Ichi Kojima, 41, a University of Texas at Austin zoology professor, was killed Sunday night-in a car-truck collision near Austin. Hershell Maness, 37, was found'shot to death in a Houston ditch Sunday.

Police said Gregory L. Teacher Attends Seminar on Drugs Pat Lynch of the San Felipe Del Consolidated Independent School District faculty attended the three-day seminar on. narcotics and dangerous drugs held in Eagle Pass this past week. About area law enforcement officers, including five Del Rio policemen and a Laughlin AFB security attended the seminar sponsored by the Department of Justice Bureau of Narcotics and the Middle RJo Grande School. Development Del Rio Back When.

liams, 18, of Atlanta, was shot to death Sunday night following a narcotics dispute in a Dallas park. Police charged a 17-year-old youth with murder. Police in San Antonio said a man ran Into a west side bar Sunday night, shot 34-year-old Felix Arrellano to ran outside to an awaiting car and ire several more shots Into the air before driving off. Also In San Antonio, SO-year- old Lee Garner was shot to death in jhe stomach in an east side lounge. He was also stabbed in the back.

Police arrested a suspect. Killed in the San Antonio wreck were LaVerne R. Pillow, 57, of Kenedy; an unidentified female passenger, and Linda Worden 38, of Sari Antonio. Mrs. Worden's two-months-old daughter and two other children and a 36-year-old man were hospitalized in critical condition.

James Sloan, 19. was killed Saturday night at Mount Pleasant when his tnotorcylce was in collision with a car. JohnH.Caldwell.71, of Freeport died on a hunting trip at Harper when his jeep ran off a cliff Saturday night. Two Lubbock women died Saturday in separate shootings. They were Lola Medinla, 30' and AngeliaJ.

Mitchell, 38. Muriel Risser, 51, of Irving was killed at the Fort Worth suburb of Euless Saturday night in a.car wreck. Gunfire lulled Charles Kenley, 25. at Temple Saturday, night. The body of Paul Adam Gibbs, a Dallas ex-convict, was found Sunday In a ravine east of Weatherford.

Officers said he had been shot six times in the face and beaten about the head. Julius Tepera, 19, died at Cameron early Sunday In a one- car accident. A Houston man, Juan Gonzalez, died Saturday night in a two-car smashup near El Campo on Texas 59. Inocencio B. Trevino 24, of Lozano died Saturday on U.S.

83 south of Zapata in a one-car accident. Artenio Peunte, 2'3, was knived to death Friday night in San Antonio while Paul Gil 16, died In the Alamo City early Sunday when a passing car sprayed bullets at him. He was hit three times. Mrs. Harmonson, 70, burned to death early Saturday in a fire at her Wharton home.

Thelma Howell 29, and John Cessman, 29, both of Dalhart, died Sunday In a one-car crash on Farm 1061 30 miles west of Amarillo. Five Men Escape Webb County Jail LAREDO, Tex. (AP)- Texas and Mexican authorities searched today- for five men who escaped from the Webb County jail here Sunday night. A Department of Public Safety helicopter was dispatched from Corpus Christ! to aid in the search. of smuggling into the United States 23 pounds of heroin, which authorities said was worth $10 million.

Sheriff Perfirio Flores said that three of the escapees, all federalprisoners, were the most The men were identified as Tedoro Escaleante, 33, of Aurora, III. and Scundine 26. of San Antonio, both federal prisoners; and Hornero Mena, 26, of Laredo, and Jose Garcia, 19, of Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. decided it was time to get involved, so I went out and supported 'Phase 2'!" BORDER CITIES GROUP Preferred Status Asked for Mexico FROM THE FILES OF THE DEL RIO NEWS-HERALD FIVE YEARS AGO Nov. 15, 1966 Richard Black and Brenda Pohler are officers in the Del Rio Junior Art League.

Debbie Beaton and Cindy Earwood were part of a delegation representing Del Rio at Future Teachers of America convention. TEN YEARS AGO Nov. 15, 1961 Marianne Fry was named Val Verde' 4-H Club Sweetheart. Mrs. C.G.

Dinsmoor and Mrs. George M. Thurmond presented a program on "Kitchen Showtime" for the Del Rio New Century Club. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Nov. 15, 1946 John L.

Dodson Jr. was named Scoutmaster of the newly formed Boy Scout Troop 71 in Del Rio. Frank Centilli of Del Rio has been honorably discharged from the Army'. THIRTY YEARS AGO Nov. 15, 1941 Filemon Foster and RJ.

Waddel! were appointed as temporary immigration inspectors in Del Rio. Will Beth Dodson of Del Rio will take part in a production by the University of Texas Drama Club. FORTY YEARS AGO Nov. 15, 1931 Grand Master F.M. Compton DEL RIO NEWS-HERALD Del Rio, Texas 78840 Published oach afternoon except and also Sunday Morning by Del Rio News-Herald, Inc.

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Mgr. 'Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation will gladly be corrected when such occurs in the columns of thit newspaper and are brought to the attention of the management, i The Publisher is not responsible for copy omission, typographical errors, or any unintentional error that may occur other than, to make corrections after being brought to attention. Advertising accepted on this basis only. FANTASTIC PUBLIC AUCTION 1 .1 i will be among those Del Rio Odd Fellows attending the Southwest Texas Odd Fellows convention. Judge John J.

Foster made an appeal to the residents of Del Rio to contribute winter clothing and blankets to a campaign for the needy. Cheer Up! Special to the News- Herald LAREDO-A resolution seeking preferred nation status for Mexico in United trade relations highlighted the business of the U.S.-Mexico Border Cities Association in Laredo, Nov. 7-9. The resolution stated that it was in the best self-interest "of United States to give Mexico the same favored nation status now accorded Canada because Mexico is a major buyer of U.S. goods.

The Assembly of government, Chamber of Commerce, and business and industrial representatives for 15 border cities elected Gustavo Teran, past mayor of Agua Prieta, Sonora, as president for 1972. Javier Villareal, a financial consultant and certified public Answer to Frerioui Puzzle ACROSS 1 Pleased 5 Vim (slang) 8 Warble 12 Used in fishing 13 Cobbler's tool 14 Groan 15 Takes food 16 Female ruff 17 Willow genus Ifc Expunger 20 Finally (2 words) 22 A place (suffix) 23 Woo 24 Ablaze 27 Scuffled 31 Lease 32 Seep (coll.) 33 Dined 34 Son (Scottish prefix) 35 Escape 36 Girl's name 37 Fastened 39 Part of a tire 40 Narrow inlet 41 Boat paddle 42 Utmost extents 45CasU Ireland 50 Man's nickname 52 Spanish measure 53 Negative contraction 54 Maiden name 55 Satanic 56 Picnic pests 57 Territory (ab.) 58 Car damage DOWN 1 Merriment 2 Falsifier 3 Pier at end of wall 4 Last course of meal 5 To ward off 6 Female sheep 7 Enjoyment Pleasant facial expressions 9 Greek letter 10 Scottish 'negatives 11 Small insect 19 Before 21 Elephant ivory 24 Upper limbs 25 Heroic deed 26 Peruvian 'Indian 27 Placed a golf ball 28 Narrow road 29 Sicilian mountain 30 Deceased 32 Agreeable 35 Pass lightly 36 Came 38 Impressions' 36 Indian cymbals 41 Tender 42 Spartan queen 43 Press 44 After-dinner candy 46 Wheel hub 47 Broad smile 48 Season 51 Sheltered place tHTUPEISI ASSOCIATION) YOUR HOST Julio Castillo acorena Presents fifr PEPE Marionettes MUNIZBROS. Musical Combo AGAR Magician Extraordinary JOSE-CRUZ, M.C. accountant of Matamoros, Tamaulipas, was elected Mexico vice president. The U.S.-Mexico B.C.^is a border wide organizatio'tWiiVith 400 members in 20 U.S.

and Mexico cities along the border from San Diego and Tijuana to Brownsville and Matamoros. The two-day assembly included extensive discussion of legislative and administrative matters affecting the economic and social well-being of border communities in Mexico and in "the United States. Discussions were presented describing better ways to organize" twin city pairs for industrial development and promotion. presentations were made ort pending legislation affecting the border in the United States and Mexico. B.C.A.

Secretary Donald Holmberg said during the coming year the B.C.A. will continue its efforts to seek expansion of the authority and work of the International Boundary and Water Commission tb include economic and social problems in addition to its present work of resolving geographic and water problems. The B.C.A. will also continue to oppose the Muskie Bill that forces 'the green card commuter work program and makes a felony offense of the employment of illegal aliens until amendments are made that will include a permanent commission to deal with alien worker problems and a workable payment program for the authorization of commuter workers. U.S..

Mexico Work on Treaty MEXICO CITY (ap) Representatives of Mexico and the United States are continuing work on a new treaty which they hope will solve the problems created by the salinity of the Colorado River. The present treaty expires Nov. 16. Mexico has complained that sune water from the river has destroyed 60,000 acres of-once highly productive cropland in the Mexicali Valley. The will also participate in all out opposition -to the Burke-Hartke Foreign Trade Bill that includes a number.

of provisions detrimental to the border area and border industrial development. In addition to the officers elected at the Laredo Assembly other B.C.A. officers, include U.S. Vice Presidents Edward H. Phelps of Laredo and Granville M.

Green of El Paso. Mexico Vice President Gonzales Vargas of Juarez. Secretary-Treasurer Donald W. Holmberg of El Paso and Past President Arthur M. Doan, Mayor of Nogales, Ariz.

During the meeting greetings were extended to the delegates by President Richard Nixon, Senators John Tower and Lloyd Benson of Texas. Texas Gov. Preston Smith and Texas Congressmen Abraham Kazen Jr. and Henry B. Gonzales.

The Assembly selected Douglas, as the site of the next B.C.A. General Membership Meeting in the fall of 1972. RITA 746 S. Main 775-3443 NOW SHOWING RATED That book is now The film! Hie Mafbine Shows begin 11:30 f-'inest Foods in Mexico 5 blocks from Int'l Bridge B.F. GOODRICH DEALER RADIO AND T.V.

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Maria Flores jury convened this morning at Abe (foreman' the County Court House ft is Mrs. Richard Brotherton eC 1 fon McFariane, Mrs iJ and hand down decisions Hunnicutt convened on Se and Freddy D. Hinojos. Impaneled for the current The 63rd District Court of grand jury sessions were the Judge George M. Thurmond following: Mrs.

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