Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 306, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 18, 1972 Page: 3 of 20
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Wednesday, October IB. 1172
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others shoulder your bur-
dens You won’t like your-
self if you do—neither will
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CANCER 1 June 21-July 22):
You may be tempted to let
the cat out of the bag about
the "Joneses " Loose words
reflect poorly upon your
image
LEO (July 23-Aug 22): A
lavish gift will not make
the impression you hoped
for Sincere gestures are
the better medium of ex-
change.
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Through the gears the family
war raged. It Became increas-
ingly difficult to determine who
should be killed in revenge for
whose death because both fami-
lies also took on hired gunmen.
Exu's business began to fall
off tiecause the market place
was no longer safe. In desper-
ation, after two hired gunman
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A friend could request
some financial assistance
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Your thoughtfulness toward Though grass may look
others will be carefully "
scrutinized. Render assist-
Filemon C. Cabansoq, M.D. of
in Michigan
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Two inches of snow covered
the ground at Sault Ste. Mane,
Mich , today and Huron, S.D.
was blanketed with one inch as
snow flurries hit parts of the
northern Midwest.
The snow was the cap on a
vast area of cold weather cov-
ering nation from Montana to
the northern and Middle Atlan-
tic States and from the Cana-
dian border to the northern
fringe of the Gulf states.
Scattered showers and
thunderstorms touched the
middle Mississippi and lower
Ohio valleys and the Tennessee
Valley. Other storms rumbled
over New Mexico, Arizona, Cal
ifornia and Nevada.
Elsewhere over the nation,
record high temperatures were
registered Tuesday in several
states of the Southeast where
summerlike conditions pre-
vailed.
Temperatures before dawn
ranged from 10 at Grand Forks,
N.D., to 79 at Dallas and
Galveston, Tex.
Some other reports Anchor-
age 41 clear, Atlanta 59 clear,
Boston 42 clear, Buffalo 20
clear, Chicago 39 cloudy, Cin-
cinnati 43 cloudy, Cleveland 32
clear, Dallas 79 clear, Denver 55
cloudy. Kansas City 45 cloudy.
Los Angeles 65 cloudy,
Louisville 47 cloudy, Miami 75
partly cloudy, Minneapolis-St.
Paul 20 cloudy, Nashville 57
cloudy, New York 42 clear.
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CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan
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on it, you may have to
place the needs of someone
less fortunate before your
own interests.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb
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Eventually, they’ll only
make what you have to do
more complicated and frus-
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CRYSTAL CITY, Tex. iAPi "La Raza," or the Mexican- suspended lor political reasons, sequentlythatajudgetoko
- in what could mean problems American movement But he Sanchez said a committee that berrez later to forzet shout"
(or the Raza Cnida Party in the said he is not for the ad- investigated the alleged com- the ticket *
town where it was founded, the ministration running our city plaint was "very unfair" to
Crystal City police chief and right now.” Martinez. Elfego Martinez said he felt
tour other officers have re- “A lot of people contacted us Joining the police chief and he was suspended for political
signed. and said they were behind ua,” Martinez in resigning Tuesday reasons since he does not agree
Albert Sanc hez, 27, police Sanc hez said. He added that the were another patrolman and with decisions made by a local
chief for the past eight months, dispute involving the police two police dispatchers, cutting .
said he quit Tuesday over the force may lead to div ision in the the seven-man force to two grouP dominated by
way a special committee han- Kaza Unida Party here, al- men Unida and is not a mem-
died an investigation of a pa- though he would not make any City Manager Francisco Rod- ber of the eroup.
trolman . concrete predictions. riguez said the vacated posts The < committee that in-
He also cited political pres- The party is fielding can- were quickly filled and that vestigated him was composed
sure among reasons for resign- didates for several local offices Asst. City Manager Marco An- of members of the citizens
ing and the alleged dismissal of herqgn November in addition to tomo Jimenez was named inter- group, and one of the com-
a traffic ticket issued to Jose statew ide offices such as gover- im police chief
Angel Gutierrez, founder of the nor . On the local front, a group As for the ticket issued to Gu- mitteemen was a relative of a
Raza Unida Party in Texas. tailed Amistad-Spanish for tierrez, the officers compahned man with whom he allegedly
Sanchez was elected to the Friendship has been organ- that the Raza Unida founder had been involved in an incident
school board here last spring as izing in an effort to defeat Raza was given special treatment ‘ during an arrest, Martinez said,
a Raza Unida candidate Unida in Crystal Qty area and that other party officials Q Manager Rodriguez said
Gutierrez is school board races. expect the same .
president and has led the party The officers handed in their Gutierrez was unavailable for thuaommitomenasgppninte t
to complete control of school resignations Tuesday following comment. cttddenartnontaint "t
and city administrations in this a hearing Monday night in Patrolman Alfonso Martinez, inErePovattinszmsadwa
predominantly Mexican-Ameri- which patrolman Elfego Marti- one of the men who resigned
can town. , nez was suspended for a month said he gave Gutierrez a ticket found that the officer had used
San Chez said in an interview as a result of an alleged com- recently for parking in a re- some excessive force-in an ar-
that he will remain on the school plaint against him stricted zone at the police sta- rest and that as a result of this
board and that he still supports Martinez contended he was tion. He said he learned sub- finding, he suspended him.
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LeoG. Carroll, whose acting
career began on the London
stage in 1911 and continued
through scores of movies and
two popular American
television senes, is dead at
85
Carrell died Monday at .
Presbyterian Hospital
The British actor s movies
included Spellbound.”
Suspicion," Wuthering
Heights" and "The House on
92nd Street."
He appeared on Broadway
inplays including The late
George Apley" and Angel
Street.”.
But perhaps his best
known ’role was Cosmo
Topper, a suburban banker
and the title character of the
long-running television
comedy series of the 1950s
later he appeared as Mr.
Waverly, head of the secret
Organization in The Man
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By JAY SHARBUTT "Bonanza” to 39th place in the Ponderosa finally are heading
AP Television Writer week’s national rankings, for the last roundup? Not
NEW YORK (AP) — The na- Another 842,000 households necessarily. "Bonanza" always
tional Nielsen television ratings apparently defected from the can be moved to a new hour and
for last week are in and they show the following week ac- evening where the competition
show continued woe for NBC’s cording to Nielsen figures’ isn’t so stiff.
durable Bonanza." The pro- „Ronan2a» ropistomed . msa But regardless of whether it
gram was smote by CBS’ ( mnanza"registeredaamild stays put or backs away, a crit-
Maude" for the third straight J” 5when I ical factor in its continued life
week. ‘ wassomninnearlyanl.hmillion will be its "share of audience."
The venerable NBC Western Us homes, according torating That’s the estimated per-
began its 14th season last month estimates, butt swasa farcy centage of how many television
on a bright note It came in Tom thedays of the show s sets in use around the nation are
fourth in the national ratings P popular y. tuned to a given show at a given
and was seen in an estimated Maude, who started strong, time.
16.2 million households. But still is. Her television debut The national “share" helps
then it faltered ranked 11th nationally and she advertisers and networks
"Maude" picked up steam the has yet to drop out of the 20 top- measure how competing shows
next week and the estimated rated entertainment shows, are doing—as in the case of
number of households watching according to the Nielsen esti- "Bonanza,” "Maude" and
the Cartwrights dropped by mates. ABC’s "Temperatures Rising"
nearly five million. It dropped Does this mean the men of the on Tuesday night.
_______________________________________________________________ “Maude" has gotten the larg-
sest share for the past three
Two Brazilians sign nanza" advertisers still could
• decide that their second-place
pact to end vendetta to keep the show rolling on and
RIO DE JANEIRO (ap- killed a Sampaio on May 5, the womashowuthat V sine.no
Two wealthy Brazilians signed governor of Pernambuco fired “Bridget Loves Bernie ” It
atreaty Tuesday agreeing,to Exu’s entire police force and hasn‛ dropped below sixth
end aryear-old vendetta that senta contingent of state police place in the national Nielsen
has taken 10 lives in northeast into the town. But the two fami- standings since its debut on
Brazil lies were warming up their po- Sept 16
Jose Aires de Alencar and litical machines for municipal The show is good but it also
Jose Sampaio signed the pact in elections in November, and on gets a lot"theprromthe
(he presence, an army rep- June IB an Alencar was killed that it appears on Saturday
resen The army° intervened The governor appealed to night between “All in the Fami-
after pchtcatrn efforts by po- singing star Luiz Gonazaga, an ly" and "The Mary Tyler Moore
icerdheistattigovernranPa E-?tive. He returned to his Show." InthatEtimeslot, even a
TV star failed hometown and appealed to rerun of the world chess
The feud between the Alencar leaders of the two feuding fami- championships could, make it
am. Sampaio families began in killing shifted sOveralstherreweren"tusany
1949 in EXu, a tittle town of less toRecife, the sta te capital, urprisesinthennationairatings
than 5,000 people in the interior where both families lived most forthe fourthweekofthe new
of Pernambuco state. Jose ofthe time, "returning.’ toExu sasonuAinthewamiy and
Aires de Alencar shot and killed onlyitoshoot somebody, ” as one ABC. Marcus Welby"con-
pT e,mmt " disgusted Era woman put it. tlnued to get high marks,
Romao Sampaio Filho, a coming in first and third, re-
member of a rival political par- on Sept. 11, two Alencars spectively.
‘yu killed a Sampaio in a Recife Bob Hope’s first NBC special
Within hours Sampaio s son restaurant in front of his wife of the season ranked second in
Aristides,, o'?1 the. help of a and two sons. Two days later the standings and was seen in
friend, killed Jose Aires father. one of the Alencars was killed an estimated 20 8 million
Had he gotten the murderer, the from ambush. homes
killing might have stopped
there But by getting the wrong
man, he put a vicious retali-
atory process in motion. I
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 306, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 18, 1972, newspaper, October 18, 1972; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1575081/m1/3/?q=Homecoming+queen+1966+North+Texas+State+University: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.