Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 287, Ed. 1 Monday, September 13, 1971 Page: 1 of 12
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Brownwood Bulletin
Twelve Pages Today
Brawnwood, Texas
Monday, September 13, 1971
Volume 71 No. 287
Ten Cents Daily Fifteen Cents Sunday
POST-FREEZE CONTROLS
Business-labor split opens
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surge 7 feet above flood stage their flights today
Russell Mozeney. chief mete- Corpus Christi.
orologist here. warned against
At Papalote in Bee County. E. hours
Livestock Barns that informs
mg IA 37 south of
(Bulletin Photo
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ROWNWOOD
LIVES
Erowmwood of the livelimess of the city Remodeling outside the
right side of the barns. which once earned the rest of the
COMMON BOND—Uwe Scholz, right, of
Gaggenau, Germany, Brownwood High
School American Field Service student for the
1963-70 school year, visited with the George
Hill family here this weekend. Here he chats
Oklahoma to
schooling.
In addition
INADVERTENT REMINDER-II’s not a CV—y of Com-
merer project but half a sign remaiming M the Brownwood
A spokesman said the Coast
Guard rescued some flood vic-
tims west of Robstown after
they had sat in trees for several
cal storm Fern, residents of the
Texas Coastal Plains were
faced today with the threat of
still another storm
near here today.
Heavy rains were reported
over a wide area surrounding
with Ken Hill, a student at DeVry Institute of
Technology in Dallas. Schuh lived with the
Hills while he attended Brownwood High
School.
Brownwood livestock Barn banner, left this message created
from the word Brownwood and the first half of the word
livestock. •
who has accepted a position as
program director in Amarillo.
Bailey is native of Anson. He
holds a bachelor of science
degree in psychology from
North Texas State University in
Denton He received a master of
social work degree from
Arizona State University in
Tempe, Arix in June.
He has been in the field of
social work since 1965. While
working on his masters degree
in Arizona, he worked with
Family Services Assn of
America and in the juvenile
probation office in Phoenix,
where he received experience in
work with individuals. families
and groups
After graduation, Bailey
worked three months in the
Comanche Child Welfare Office
before moving to Brownwood
He is married and his wife,
Martha, holds a degree in
English from North Texas State
University The couple has two
sons, Ray. 5, and Mike 3 and
lives at 1204 Phillips Dr
pay for his you feel like the space traveller
. who has been away for a long
received an assistantship at the everything and everybody
university in the language changed except himself," he
laboratory. He is tutoring
Calley told to
invoke 5th at
Medina trial
ft McPherson, Ga. (AP)
— Lt. William L. Calley Jr., the
first American to be convicted
in the My Lai massacre, has
been advised by his attorney to
refuse to testify today in the
trial of his former commander.
Capt. Ernest L Medina.
The 28-year-old lieutenant is
to be called as Medina's first
defense witness. He has been
confined to his bachelor apart-
ment at Ft Benning, Ga., pend-
ing final appeal of his conviction
for murdering 22 civilians at My
Lai.
Calley was one of Medina’s
platoon leaders during an in-
fantry assault on the South
Vietnamese village March 16.
1966.
His attorney, George Latimer
of Salt Lake City, said Sunday
he would advise Calley to in-
voke the 5th Amendment guar-
antee against self-incrimination
and refuse to testify in Medina's
trial.
"From what I know at the
present time and from what I
have before me, I will advise
him not to testify," said the 70-
year-old Latimer, a former
judge on the U.S. Military Court
of Appeals.
(N
the year in your city was the
best year I ever spent in my
whole life. It was not only that I
like the school and the
American way of life, but I
found a family that made me
Coast residents face
threat of 2nd storm
CORPUS CHRISTI (AP) — towns as Sinton and Alice But sons from Sinton, Robstown.
Just getting their second wind the Nueces River was on the Refugio and other points,
after a weekend bout with tropi- rise again and was expected to The aircraft were to resume
1,000 people, obtained by expenditure of some $292,000. -------------------------------
dividing the number born in the exclusive of medical costs n • 1 . I
-----------------—— Bailey takes
welfare post
Gary Bailey has been named
supervisor of the Brownwood-
Brown County Child Welfare
office, according to Perry I.
Matson, chairman of the local
child welfare board
"The day when I had to leave
Brownwood belongs among the
darker spots in my life,” Uwe
Schulz, Brownwood American
Field Service student for the
1969-70 school year, said here
Saturday.
The young man from
Schulz has time and
realizes that
5 He began his duties here Sept
| 1 and succeeds Ray Dunavant
FA
in addition to Miss Carter and Germany, visited Brownwood Glasgow. Mont. When he
Caggiano, four former students this past weekend. He is a fresh- returned to America, it was like
from foreign countries have man student at Texas A&M losing a brother,” Schulz
visited Brownwood since June. University Schulz was the commented.
First to arrive on the scene BHS foreign student for the The young German recalled
was Martin Gjelsvik of 1969-70 year his life at BHS I must say that
Montana and states. "You come home and
relaxing preparations He noted L Gilliam measured 21.50 in-
tropical storm Edith was in the dies in three days. At Port Aransas just north of
Gulf of Mexico and expected to Gilliam, who operates a serv- here, four grounded Cuban
gather strength ice station and grocery store, shrimp boats and three others
“It is hard to say where Edith complained. I've got water in with mechanical trouble await-
wiD turn." he said But pres- my gas, water in my station and ed repairs today The boats,
sures are lowest along the water in nearly everything. It’s carrying 76 crewmen from
Texas coast it is possible we like one big lake out here “ Havana, were driven to the
will be under a new storm watch The Coast Guard dispatched coast by the vicious winds of
within 24 hours." five helicopters and an airplane Fern over the weekend.
Flood waters began receding to flood stricken areas Sunday. Hundreds of persons were
late Sunday at such nearby evacuating more than 100 per- evacuated to refugee shelters
WMane2 By JERRY BROWN impose wage guideposts major business organizations ing of post-freeze restraints, but
"akaaa wAssuciated Press Writer Meany headed for Capitol Hill were called to the White House has stated Nixon will announce
W w . WASHINGTON (AP) — A today to talk about more indi- to discuss the problem of con- the long-range program about a
w business-versus-labor split on vidual tax telief. trols following the 90-day month before the freeze expires
2 Postfreeze controls Opened to- The U.S. Chamber leader, a freeze Farm representatives on Nov 13.
yeu day when Archie K. Davis, inston-Salem, N.C., banker, and congressional leaders will Nixon summoned members of
"Er president of the United States said businessmen want to get confer separately with Nixon his Cabinet and their wives to
Chamber of Commerce, re- back to free markets, but real- later this week an early-morning meeting to
\ jected labor's proposal for a ize that Phase II "has got to be a Connally has not indicated discuss his anti-inflation moves.
’ tripartite labor-industry-public gradual winding down.” which way the Cost of Living A meeting with 11 business
panel to manage the anti-in- Davis and the heads of other Council is leaning in the draft- leaders was to follow
flation controls. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------:__________________________________
Davis said he favored the a m
continued administration of MP E m
wage and price restraints by the Y. •a am m mEn Mm mm a m
President’s Cost Living MP V ■ GA "E Gr• Gr• « K
Council headed by Secretary of U) ■ • U) aD ■ Ue Und Ua aD
the Treasury' John B Connally. “ " " " ■ """ •N "" "
Davis was interviewed on the
NBC “Today" television show m
just before he and other in- • 0 m A m m 0
dustry leaders headed into a amk m a mm mn AA mEn mEn _ am amm
conference on the Phase II con- Gr• ■ « GrV "m M " " ■ Gr Gr•
trols with President at U.m ■ U Um B AA EEE U Um
the White House. “ " • "
tDavisiyiews.clashedwith ATTICA, N.Y. (AP) — Eight Police opened fire on the in- There was no immediate
President George Mean -and hostages were killed, and 30 mates while helicopters word on whether any of the
other leaders f the fmnyand brought out alive today as po- dropped tear gas as authorities prisoners had been killed.
Meany called for a three-sided lice staged a full-scale assault moved in to break the four-day The state police radio from
tribunal like the War Lbor on rebellious inmates at Attica rebellion by 1,200 inmates, inside the prison to the outside
Board of World War II. He said State Prison, state police said. . The police were backed by reported. “There have been
“We wouldn't play” if the gov- At least four of the rescued National Guard troops brought homicides. There have been
ernment moved unilaterallv to hostages,. were seriously in- in secret to the prison in west- homicides."
jured, officials said ern New‘York State. Hundreds of National
Guardsmen, wearing gas
11 9 AU __ f a H I E _ m masks and carrying rifles
UWe fUSt 0716 Of the DUUCh Sharp next Area baby crop
I • r the walls.
on list of__a. dAAA AAA Reporters saw 23 of the 36
eAcrG %“)V"J flflfl hostages who had been held by
\A/ i+neccec • • 3 • 3 • 4 • 4 f V V V the prisoners come out the pris-
W Ie>e> on gate. Officials said four were
MUMS (Ap _thethira Babies continue to be big serious injured There was no
- saia feelathomeffom the first day weezertestunoryipgetezas From tme standpoint of local Throughout the United States the 15 others."
qn Germa nv i« hack in students in German "Every "Your parents and friends he. . . , . . . retail and service establish- as a whole, the average annual .
little bit helps," he said. ... seem like people you just got to .“This isprobabiy the most with federal lawyers .one wit- ments that cater to these new birth rate in the decade was 19.9 One. of the hostages was
man at Texas AAM asq fresh Schulz spoke of the "good" know, and you do not find the importan thing foranAFS ness.away from, the alleged arrivals, each one that checks per 1,000 population. It was 21.4 clasped, by his mother in.a
friends he met while in light switches in your home and student to have a home and a mastermind in the case. in is economically important, in in the West South Central States tearful embrace as he came out
tofinishmyeducationhereand Brownwood. He said he has kept some of the high school teachers family that wilLhelprand un- ,?S!2Ct that it sets into motion a flurry and 21.6 in the State of Texas the gate. .... .
hope to someday become an close contact with manv of aunthnewtaonti»6. derstand him, he sa d rah r Hughes recessed the trial . mhondina o. n Reporters tried to talk to him.
American citizen," Schulz said, them SAItis "na “ ask.who the new student “• he ------------------------------ Friday before lawyers for the of-spendingson. the partof Nationally, the count shows, but bystanders shouted, “Leave
He arrived in the United the"ceorge"Limnhomfamt said see all the 0n who ..—,.2 Securities and Exchange Com- parents, relatives and friends, some 39,033,000 were them ' alone' Leave them
States in July but has been reasons whv I wanted to come novxouseeathepeopieswho 2022.00. mission completed questioning The newcomers are provided recorded in the ten years, alone'”
working in Montana until just a back to the United States ” hayebee f view of a you from EM2g776e of John Osorio. with infants wear, baby food, 2,318,000 of them in Texas. From a helicopter circling
few days before he came to b“SEhtiztsvenitedtsttte"ims thespointtofyofnacomplete h-K-5" * Osorio, former president of nursery equipment, cribs, over the prison, a loudspeaker
Texas. while he attended Brownwood sranger customs that get BROWNWOOD AREA: National Bankers Life carriages, play pens, toiletries, - AS TO JUST how much a told the prisoners 'Place your
He is determined to become High School usedoto, li 0 with f ! 2 Generally fair and continued Insurance Co., was just ahead toys, diaper service ana the family is likely to spend on a hands over your neads and sur-
"one of the bunch "and plans to ScbuU spoke of his return to pavto“iL.wea htnstor « warm through Tuesday. Low of Houston businessman Frank many other appurtenances newborn baby, outside of render to the nearest police of-
work on a combine crew during Gaggenau after his vear in the zelnoeworshnowsvera.s tonight near 70, high Tuesday in W. Sharp on the witness list, demanded by their imperial medical and hospital ex- ficer. You will not be harmed."
the summer months anywhere gaggenau atter his year in the the language. You realize that 90s. The government alleges highnesses. penditures, depends upon its __
#444444444, everybody thinks you *n just Maximum temperature here Sharp was the kingpin in a financial ability and upon the Three of the more than 500
**************** putting on a show, but you just Sunday 91. overnight low 63. scheme to manipulate stock an^ ACCORDING TO a report section of the country in which it state policewho took part in the
n I | cant help that you talk like a Sunset today 7246, sunrise influence legisitioninsthe state released by the U.S. census is located. assault on the prison were taken
Brownwood popular SK'-" your mother Tuesday 7:18.___________capita Bureau, there has been ~ As an average, according to paanu nnjurbulances, aP
T ” Schulz explains when he m. . . . Both Osorio and Sharp are de- shortage, of new babies in the the latest figures from the The presence of the National
..a L.. _...L______deeded he wanted to come to Districtmeeting fendants in the civil suit.. la are inumbenof Health Insurance Institute, the Guard troops in the prison area
Spot TOT e X C h 0 n Q e f S the Un. ted States, he wrote to , Robert E Watson, chief Dal- year, despite the steady, drop outlay is nearly $700, of which had been a well-kept secret.
-FT WI VALI IVII V the AFS in New York and of- las lawyer for the SEC, said inthebirthrete inthe United $517 is f^ the baby's equipment They moved up in at least 70
Proof that the American Field Stravanger Norway who came ficials waived the ruling that to De 0610 ne Joseph P, Novotny will follow statesssince 1957, when it was at and supplies and the reinainder truck and jeeps and were held in
Service program is a continuing in early June He was the 1967- prevents an AFS student from The district meeting of the Shtnpasstheoznvemamentslast Pe or ite mother s maternity reserve outside the walls,
program has been shown in 68 student at BHS. He was returning to the United States Texas LraryyAsntim“be at of Sharostown State Bank ent The government figures show clothes. State Corrections Commis-
Brownwood this summer, followed by Monica dos Santos theBrownwoodColiseumoct.9, Houston, sone of Sharp's bust- that astotalof 4168were Family gifts and usable baby sioner Russell G. Oswald said
Including the current AFS from Espirito Santo in Vitoria, since he or she was in the according to Mrs Walter Dix nesses born to Brown County parents clothes worn by a previous child the decision to restore order by
student and the one who left Brazil. She was the 1968-69 AFS country as an AFS student. Brownwood librarian sham wos crontea immunit.. in the ten years ending in 1970 could bring this cost lower force was made with extreme
Brownwood early this summer, student here The chance for Schulz to turn T" 00 -Daran. .. ( ? Was granted immunity This is in addition to those born Assimincm,, , reluctance
five n.t N Um. AFC stldont’ suuaen ner tables Mrs. Du said she expects from further criminal charges locallv to non-residents Assuming that the general
who attended Brownwood High Next to arrive in Brownwood American student what the librarians from 31 counties to after pleading guilty to making average applies in the local He said the situation was “se-
whoat hsv. at pmHign was Rod Villamizar. BHS 1966- Hill did for him came in attend and featured speaker a false bank ledger entry and It represents an average area, Brown County's annual riously deteriorating" Sunday
Snbtnrdninonetinyetas 67-udent. He from Colour .we gotnacan willbe Dr. Edward G-Holley, selling -registered stock, annual bath rate of 15.7 per crop of bab.es represents an night.
summer. tea. South America and is at from the AFS at Hamburg that dirsctortc, ibraries at the =========
Jose Caggiano of Encar- present attending University of one of the American students -sonexas
nacion, Paraguay the 1971-72 Texas and working as a was having trouble with his _________
student is attending BHS and sergeant at arms at the state German family and the Schulz
arrived here in August, capitol in Austin. He was over family were asked to take the
Rebecca Carter, 1970-71 student Brownwood for Labor Day.- young man for the school year
from Cheshire, England, was in Finally Uwe Schulz, AFS "That's how we got Steve, a
Brownwood until June. student from Gaggenau, great guy, who is from
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 287, Ed. 1 Monday, September 13, 1971, newspaper, September 13, 1971; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1574714/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.