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Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 19

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What have I done? What have I done? But I thanked them deliver his last broadcast a perfect gentleman Solid and nice to Holland said "We just all grew up with him in Corpus Christi" Furley began his last broadcast by reading several unremarkable wire stories including pieces about the space shuttle Endeavor post 9111 security measures and unrest along the India-Pakistan border Later in the broadcast however Furley re-broadcast two interviews he conducted years ago and still cherished One was a chat with Mclver Furman who talked about surviving the 1919 hurricane iq Corpus Christi The other was an interview with Joe Dawson a Corpus Christi man who led the first troops advancing off the beach during the D-Day invasion at Normandy On behalf of KZTV staff reporter Angela Cantu presented Furley with a cake and SAN ANTONIO Texas will receive $46 million from the federal government to help protect the agriculture industry from terrorist threats a GOP congressman from San Antonio said Friday US Rep Henry Bonilla' said the money is part of $43 million in state grants from the US Agriculture Department as a result of the Sept 11 terror attacks no doubt about it our nation's food supply is a serious said Bonilla who chairs the House appropriations subcommittee that oversees budget The Texas grant will be used to help identify and respond to biological threats in food and the agriculture system The grants are part of the $328 million in homeland security funds approved for the USDA earlier this year Furley 73 announced his retirement from regular broadcasting May 13 He said he plans to make occasional on-air appearances in a role that has not yet been sharply defined by the station's owner Michigan-based Eagle Creek Broadcasting which bought KZTV from Kennedy in January But retirement from regular anchoring duties at the CBS affiliate marked the end of an era of sober old-style newscasts that generally abstained from fancy graphics and cheery chit-chat between anchors KZTV receptionist Diane Holland was among co-workers who stood in the studio and wept as they watched Furley Contact Mary Moreno at 886-3774 or morenomcallercom Contact Van Parker at 886-3753 orparkerdcallercom tssmaotk SPOIIN FROM Bl 1000 beds but their net revenue is less" Henry said one of the things I liked an opportunity to grow a system They are in the planning and development phase in building a heart hospital" During tenure with Spohn the health system acquired three hospitals and four clinics Market share increased from 32 to 62 percent he said He will start his new job-in Ttilsa in late July He said Thlsa is known to have one of the lowest rates of medical malpractice lawsuits in the nation However that factor into his decision to leave Corpus Christi he said "It was never an issue but I am 'sort of pleased It is a major issue here along with a shortage of health manpower personnel and reduced (insurance) reim- Henry said Medical Reporter Jay Victory can be contacted at 886-376 4 or victoryjcallercom $148 eapc regular pries I Quesn set I $348 set regutor price rtf' ggnrm Rxturepecfc Queen sat S3 Plush Pillowtop Queen set was $699 king wait $949 now $649' S3 Push PHIOWtOp Qusmm New Arrivals! 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