Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 260, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 16, 1973 Page: 15 of 20
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
Thursday. August 16, 1973
2-8
Probers find Corll
information scarce
HOUSTON i AP) — So little is smoke in Vidor.”
here and there.
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KNIT BRIEFS
Buster
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Assorted
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TWIN SIZE
FULL SIZE
Flat or Fitted
CANCER (June 21-July
22) Your best results will
be achieved by dealing
with authority figures
Eliminate the middleman.
2001 COGGIN AVE.
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Sizes 8 to 13
No-Iron
Values
To 4.99
PETITE
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by Bemice Bede Oo
Fer Friday, August 17, 1973
former
tea and
Oppor-
although there was doubt even
of this date.
Even if the regulations are
Permanent Press
Sizes 28 to 34
Asorted Colors
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The office will be responsible is yet to be a coordinated policy
for decisions on important price for compiling and releasing the
increase requests during the information
SCHOOLMATES:
stylish, sturdy,
sure-fitting.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)
You will be extremely for-
tunate today involving
partnerships. You're also
lucky in legal matters,
contracts.
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irted in
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SCHOOL JEANS
NYLON PANTIES
SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov.
22) In any area where you
are performing work, a
service, or even a hobby,
special benefits will come
from today s efforts
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-
Dec 21) You tend to be
lucky today where chance
or speculation is involved
Be hopeful and optimistic,
but not foolish
CAPRICORN (Dec 22-
Jan. 19) This will turn out
to be a good day for your
commercial dealings At-
tend to important business
matters now
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb.
19) Grasp hold of and do
something with ideas or
opportunities that come
your way today. There s
promise of large gains.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March
20) A good day to attend
to situations that relate to
finances or material hold-
ings. You re lucky in mon-
ey matters.
ENTIRE STOCK
SCHOOL DRESSES
„ry.
a Mexi
Relation
War II
25th an-
n here
BOYS B MENS
CREW TOP
SCHOOL SOCKS
NEW FALL SHADES
STRETCH
PANTY HOSE
been unavailable to newsmen
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
You will be beginning a
promising project soon.
Today the basis of the
idea will be formulated.
Explorer I, the first U.S.
satellite, went into orbit on
Jan. 31, 1958. and discovered
the Van Allen radiation sur-
rounding the earth
TAURUS (April 20-May
20) You will be Surprised
now willing others will be
to grant favors or pitch in
with help
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rogram
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$1399,51699
3 FOR 3°°
your
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coming year, along with
some interesting relation-
ships You'll be moving in
an influential circle.
Center Cut
7-BO NE STEAKS
5,
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"All the acceptable behavior Speaker Gus Mutscher, gave Arnold Corll was photograph-
was motivated by the Baptist early support to Daniel in his ed at his son’s funeral but has
Boneless
CHARCOAL STEAK $179
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You
benefit today through wis-
dom gained vicariously
when told of a close
triend's experience
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
You can expect a higher
return than you first
thought on a protect
where you share an inter-
est with a friend.
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W W
ARIES (March 21-April
19) Something you yearn
for will be brought about
today through eHarts of an
influential friend.
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Pag• 3-8
Zephyr club
gets awards
ZEPHYR i BBC) -
Presentations of checks, an
engraved silver tray and a
framed certificate were made
to the Zephyr Community
Improvement Club Saturday
night
The presentations were made
by Texas Power & Light and the
Texas Agricultural Extension
Service. The two groups
sponsored the recent program
of the Texas Community
Improvement Tour Zephyr
placed fourth in the contest
A business meeting was held
and it was voted to have a called
meeting Sept. 6 where the
possibility of a fire department
will be discussed The meeting
is open to anyone who is in-
terested, not just members of
the chib.
known at the 33-year-old elec- Cort’s best friend in Vidor Corn worked with Ns mother
trician who allegedly master- said it is difficult to believe then known as Mary West, in a
minded a macabre chain of 27 what he has read and heard candy business after high
homosexual killings that even since Cort's death, school graduation and then
his middle name got mixed up “Let me put it this way,” he went north in 1960 to care for his
until it appeared on his grave- said. “If Dean Corll had recently widowed grandmother
stone. knocked on my door last "He knew she’d be alone and
"Dean Arnold Cort,” it said Wednesday night before this would need someone to take her
Police had been saying it was story broke, I would have in- to church and places,” the
Dean Allen Cort, but I check at vited him in for a beer ” relative said "He got a job up
birth, Army and driving records Cort was born on Dec. 34, there. stayed with his grand-
showed the grave citation was 1939, in Fort Wayne, Ind. to Ar- mother two years, but he al-
right nold and Mary Corll, both 23 at ways managed to send a little
A small point, but it stood un- the time money to his mother down
corrected for a week, subject to “But his parents never were here.”
the same dearth of information happy,” a woman relative said in 1962, Corll lived with his
that has made a mystery of ev- “They fought and fussed before mother, brother and half-sister
erything about Corll. they got married and they in Houston in the Heights are
Elmer Wayne Henley, 17, has fought and fussed right up to the where a number of the victim,
said he shot Corn to death the end.” of the mass murders later grew
morning of Aug. 8 during a sex “Dean was a good boy,” the into their teens.
and paint-sniffing party argu- relative says, “but the good The CorU Candy Co was es-
ment. ones are so often used by the tablished with Mrs. Corl as
Henley and David Owen damnable ones.” president. Dean as vice presi-
Brooks, IB, later led investiga- “High school was sort of a dent, and the brother as secre-
tors to the graves of the teen- struggle for him,” she recalled, tary-treasurer, with the step-
agers and detailed to police “He had to work, helping out his sister assisting.
nearly three years of hiring mother, and he had odd jobs Drafted in 1964, Corll was
boys to apartments and houses -------—---------------- stationed at FL Polk, La. Ft
where Corn, 33, resided. 9 now-, a. Benning, Ga., and Ft. Hood
Henley and Brooks now are 2 nd med TO Tex, prior to receiving 10
under indictment on charges of a ..1a LL-I months later an honorable dis-
murder and are being held in DUdgeT Doord charge as a hardship case so he
^*A copyright story published AUsTN, Tex.(AP- wothdreturmnandbesnness.damly
byzheHgustoncirontcletraced RepB.Fedhaend,pirroup,and The candy factory later was
Coris, background trom the RUIHeat NPauch"P th moved to a larger building
Fort Wayne birth record to the BipsdettlyepRadugahrto the across the street from anele
fatal shooting in suburban -gisiptjesBudgemEoardang. mentary school in the Heights
Pasadena through relatives and Fqur Houe merabersaserve I was dissolved about 1968and
friends who requested anonym- endgtrhcormhahonrsepare the mother and half-sister
lty legilature. ByPaw, the Chair, moved to Colorado. Corll en-
Former classmates at Vidor, men'of the House Appropria- tered an electricians training
Tex, where he attended high tions ’Committee, Rep. Neil program at the Houston Light-
school recall CorU ass good boy Caldwell, D-Alvin, and Revenue >n«5lPowe,'Co.andwaswork-
who “liked girls just as much as and Tavatinn Crmmittrr Hen ing for that firm at the time of
the rest of us” and who was a Terry Doyle, D-Port Arthur. his death.
good trombone player in the serve in the other two House After his parents were di-
school band. seats on the board. vorced, CorU kept in touch with
'Vidor was so strict in those Heatly, who served as chair- his father The relative said that
days, I don’t think we even man of the Appropriations about two months ago the father
knew what a homosexual was,” Committee for 20 years before moved and offered his son the
the Chronicle quoted a woman losing power in the aftermath of use of his old house in
Bryan Galloway, president of
the group, presided at the
meeting
Guests attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Burleson of
Stephenville, Mrs. Wayne
Pinkerton of Comanche, Mr.
and Mrs. Leggett Garet and
daughter of Waco, Mrs. Carolyn
Beebe, home demonstration
agent of Brown County and
Chuck Threet, county agent
$9
3 YDS. A
Council sees possible 2nd
oil price freeze extension
By R. GREGORY NOKES ready Friday, it still would give Phase 4 anti-inflation program
Assoctated Press Writer the petroleum industry—from from major firms in manufac-
WASHINGTON (AP) - oU refiners to gasoline retai- turing, services, non-food
Phase 4 regulations for the oil lers—less than three days to wholesale and retail trade, and
industry still are not complete, prepare to put them into effect the oil industry.
and the price freeze on oil pos- in tune for the freeze to be lifted Concklin's office also will be
sibly will have to be extended a Monday. responsible for making recom-
second tune, Cost of Living Obviously it’s going to be mendations on requests from
Council sources say tight," said a council spokes- entire sectors of industry for
Although the price freeze was man Wednesday when asked if exemption from the Phase 4
lifted from the rest of the econ- it would be possible for the in- controls
omy Monday, it was extended dustry to move that fast over
an extra week for petroleum, the weekend. It wasn't clear In addition to the oil regu-
until Aug. 19, because the new what was holding up the oil lations, the council still had not
regulations weren't ready last regulations decided its policy on public dis-
week as scheduled Authority over price in- closure of proposals from major
A council spokesman said it creases in the oil industry, firms for price increases.
was virtually certain the regu- meanwhile, was placed Wed- Although major firms began
lations would not be ready to- nesday in a new office at Price Monday giving notice to the
day He said the council is hop- stabilization, headed by Bert M. government of their intention to
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 260, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 16, 1973, newspaper, August 16, 1973; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1575336/m1/15/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.