Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 75, No. 234, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 16, 1975 Page: 11 of 18
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
New indictments
SNOOPING GEAR
CJD to audit law offices
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Brownwood Bulletin
Wednesday, July 16, 1975
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eluding federal money, to buy vate conversation is a situation grants.
money, she said.
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HOUSE INTELLIGENCE
Pike expected to head new panel
SET
School Starts
43s
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2.79
3.19
New Winter Coats Are Arriving Daily. Coats for
Boys, Girts, Juniors and Ladies. Choose Yours
Today. A Small Deposit Will Hold in Lay-away!
1.19
1.99
2.99
Shop Early For Back-to-School
Use Our Convenient Lay-away!
SPICY ATMOSPHERE - Waterhole Ne. 3,
which will open this weekend, to sure to at-
tract those with gourmet tastes. Not only will
the business on the Fort Worth highway be a
sandwich restaurant bat a place to buy all
Bath Towel
ENSEMBLE
9:30-6:00 Mon.-Sat.
Til 9:00 Thun.
Key Stamps
5K
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Beach
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By LEE JONES
Assoclated Press Writer
AUSTIN (AP) - Gov. Dolph
Briscoe’s Criminal Justice
Division (CJD has confirmed it
will audit a number of police
and sheriffs’ departments to as-
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i Dist. Atty. John Lawhon said
! his staff would review in-
i dictments which the grand jury
returned this year and would
| present evidence to a new panel
in cases in which they consider a
the step warranted.
Testimony at a bearing this
week showed that a commission
chose Mrs. John E. Springer to
serve as a jury panelist
However, when the grand
jury members were notified, A
the "Mrs. was dropped from
the notice and Mr Springer re-
ported to the courthouse and f
served on the grand jury.
Since an ineligible person I
served on the grand jury, Dis- E
trict Court Judge Stanley Kirk =
said its indictments are subject E
to appeal.
The county estimated the
mixup has left 80 indictments
open for challenge
Don't Forget That
August
' U sure they have not illegally used
F F electronic listening devices
Junior
Missy
DRESSES
1/3 & 172 of
Reduced just in time far
vocation and to finish out the
summer. Sizes 5 to and 6 to
it. Lots of styles, colon and
fabrics
BOY'S WEAR
1/2 Pric.
Choose from an assortment of
tenk tops, shorts, short sets and
our ntire stock of swimwear
for boy’s toddlers to size 7.
Regular $3.99 _ -
Assorted designs and colors.
Lodies
GO-IN SHIFTS
1/2 Pric.
Ona group of Go-n Shifts in an
ossorment of styles, color*
and patterns. Sleeveless for
summer wear. Cool and com-
fortable.
V
99
Spacial Group
Silver Plate
HOLLOWARE
20% o#
Choose from an ossortment of
candlesticks, trays, casseroles
and other Bprying pieces. Great
gifts for the summer bride.
One Group
Infant
WEAR
1/2 Price
and MW on shor iets.
Famous
Brand
LINGERIE
1/2 Pric.
Lingeri• by our femous mekers
l« now on sale. Savo on sho
and long gowns, short and long
robo. and pa|ama>.
types of gourmet feeds. Here Al Dotson,
manager, arranges a spice display. David
Harper owns the aew business.
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One Group
Girls
CLOTHING
1/2 Pric.
Make your selections from an
assortment of swimwear and
dresses in on assortment of
stylos and colors. Broken sizes
only.
Summer Specials
Chantilly
EMI de COLOGNE
$10.00 Value
16H. Oz.Size... 5.00
$6.00 Value
B R. Ox. Size.... 3.00
Regular $6.00-$ 18.00
JUNIOR
SPORTSWEAR
1/3 of
Sporty separates from a famous
maker. Choose pants, sports,
skirts, tops and halter top*.
Sizes5to 15.
Regular SU.00-S32.00
Ladies
SWIMWEAR
1/3 of
Junior and missy six* swimsuits
by famouss makers, includes
one and two piece styles. Sizes
5-13and8-18.
pital. cessories for the person who whether police and sheriff’s de- "His attitude is excellent,"
Carter said Silvertooth was fancies snails. Prices range partments have made illegal says his father. "He wants to be
shot in the left temple, wrist and from supermarket shelf to the use of the electronic surveil- self-sufficient. He's going to
side. more elaborate gourmet priced lance equipment. be.”
GIRL'S WEAR
1/2 Pric.
Groups of Sportswear: shorts,
tops, thirt soft, dresses for now
and bock to school, swimweor:
1 and 2 piece stylo*. Toddlers to
14.
Boys and Girl's
Summer
FOOTWEAR
1/2 Pric.
Choose from an attortmoot of
boy's and girl* summer sandals
and clogs. Assorted styles and
colors in children’s si so*.
3 piece
SALAD SET
3.99
Great for that summer-time
supper favorite salad. Glaa:
bowl and silverplete fork ane
"poon. Excellent gift idea too I
Wooden
CHOP BLOCKS
1.99
Very decorative and vseful in
your kitchon. Protects cobinent
toes when preparing moats and
salads. Round with handle.
Regular $6.00-$40.00
ladies
SPORTSWEAR
1/3 of
Your choic• of a veriety of
jackets, veats. blouses, pent,
shorta end skirta in Hie lateu
colorsendstyles.
Regular $5.49-$ 12.00
Men's
SPORT SHIRTS
3.99 & 6.99
Assorted colon In no-iron
febrics. Short sleeves and sizes
s.M.LXL. Get Severel.
Thermal
BLANKETS
6.00
Bolmont Thermal blenkets by
Connon. 100% Acrylic. Mechin’
washable for cosy cere. Choose
from brown, gold, blue or
green.
Regal Ware
Poly Perk
PERCOLATOR
9.99
Maka 2 to 4 cvps of coffee. Your
choice of decorotor colon to
compliment your kitchen or
breokfast room
Limited Edition Chantilly
$7.SO Value
SPRAY COLOGNE
3.75
Eight ounce the Chantilly Spray
Cologne special offer while sup-
ply lest*. Greet for gifting. ,
Values to $20.00
White
JEWELRY
1/3 off
An sssortment of white pin,,
neckleces, eerring, and
bracelets, lots of different
styles end shapes.
Values to 22.00
MEN'S SHOES
5.90
Assortment of oxford, slip-ona,
loafers, all colon of brown,
black, two-tones. limited aizes
in this group.
Insulated
ICE BUCKETS
5.99
Four overt size to hold lot, of
ice for patio or outdoor picnics.
Groot for carving guest when
they drop by.
Regular $4.49-$6.75
Boy's
SPORT SHIRTS
3.22
Short sleeve sport shirts In cool
easy to care for permanent
press fabric. Assorted colors.
Six** • to 20.
PRING
100
t SET
Regular $4.60$ 5.50
Boy's
SWIMWEAR
3.22
Assorted colorful swim trunks
for boy,. Uses 8 to M. lots of
styles any boy would like.
Regular $4.50
Bay’s
WALK SHORTS
3.22
Boy’s cut of shorts for ell day, all
summer weoring. Stock up now.
Sims Ito 14 14
Bath Towel
Beautitul Floral print onfrty
velour. Pink, blue, yellow.
The audits were ordered in devices "used for the purpose at in which neither party wishes DPS attorney Norman Suarez
response to inquiries from the overhearing or recording oral the content of the conversation said the department does not
U.S. Law Enforcement Assist- conversation made in private or to go out,” Mrs. Keith said. “So tap telephone wires as a matter
ance Administration (LEAA) conversation made by wire.” when one party is recording a of policy.
BROILER
ROTISSERIE
21.99
By Hamilton Beach. Model No.
325. Makes meol preporotion
so simple and eusy during the
hot summer months.
Regular $5.00
Men’s or Ladles
leather
TOE SANDAL
2.90
Cool and comfortable for sum-
mer wear. Groat for all your
coaual outfits. Men and lodia,
sizes to seleet from.
Blvd, will open for business this "The reason I have put in this
Pork Avenue
PANTYHOSE
2,99 -3/7.50
AN sheer support pontyhose in
summer shades of taupetone,
medium beige. All the*
available
Regular $28.00-$72.00
ladies
PANTSUITS
1/3
One group of pant suits in two
and three piece styles. Junior
and missy sizes. Assorted pat-
terns and colors.
2 purchased with federal money _________________________________________________________________________________________
| and to newspaper reports on the But Mrs. Keith said the de- ** * P1™*
: generalcounsel, said Tuesday pot aeveral months, the transmitters, used to protect But, she said, she had been
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m 28 grants, totaling $100,000, to against providing money for pen” to help police trail sus- the law library and research it
■ bay electronic surveillance such equipment. Mrs. Keith pect vehicles to the Nth degree."
3 gear. said Mn. Keith said '‘intelligence
A She mid the equipment was These, she said, do not involve kits” purchased by the Depart-
a not intended to "bug" telephone ljstening, to private con- ment of Public Safety and con-
■ andipany"instancesorieg took the most restrictive view even though a suspected nar- and“andestinrrecordg"wes
3 entgsgvenalduyotppd,
K prosecutors. plies is a rider that has been in picked up by a transmitter, the LEAA to fight organized
F The agency also can make a every state appropriations bill “There have been many fed- crime. The money did not fun-
h local law enforcement unit re- back to at least 1971. It prohibits eral court decisions that define net through the criminal justice
■ turn equipment or give back the use of appropriated funds, in- a private conversation. A pri- division as does most other
By JIM ADAMS raging out of control. That Albert also was understood to involvement in assassinations
Associated Press Writer might be the way the evidence have decided not to appoint would be made public.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The turns out.” Rep. Lucien N. Nedzi, D-Mich., Tower said the report would
: * House is expected to replace its in a separate interview in the and Rep. Michael J. Harring- not be made public until Sep-
; dissension-torn intelligence Baltimore Sun, Church was ton, D-Mass., to the new com- tember and only after a vote of
committee with a new panel quoted as saying: "There to mittee, but otherwise put eight the full Senate Church insisted
' headed by Rep. Otto G. Pike. very serious doubt about wheth- of the current members back on the committee had the power to
Pike a New York Democrat er the president or the oversight the new committee. release the report on its own
• who headed the House inquiry committees - the chain of The select committee was set and that this would be done as
< on the Pueblo affair, was un- command controlling covert up by the House in February to soon as it is ready.
derstood to be the choice of actions—were ever told" about investigate U.S. intelligence —L Fletcher Prouty denied a
f. speaker Carl Albert. CIA assassination planning. agencies. But the committee news report that hehadac-
The effort to abolish the com- He also said his panel has was embroiled in dissention knowledged the poSsibility of
• mittee was led by Rep. James found no evidence to support from the start and became incorrectly identifying former
3 H Quillen R-Tenn who said charges that the CIA had infil- deadlocked last month when presidential aide Alexander
reorganizing the body would be trated the White House or other five committee Democrats tried Butterfield as the CIA contact
• "an official license to go on a government agencies to force Nedzi to resign. man at the White House.
;t witch hunt." The House to debating a reso- Meanwhile, there were these
’• Meanwhile, Sen. Frank lution approved by the House developments:
'■ Church D-Idaho, chairman of Rules Committee to abolish the -Church and Sen. John G.
• the Senate intelligence com- existing 10-member select com- Tower, R-Tex., the vice chair-
• mittee, said, "We have to face mittee and replace it with a 13- man of the Senate committee,
“ the possibility the CIA might member one with an identical differed over when and how the
have acted as a rogue elephant mandate, panel’s report on alleged CIA
rider beats
the odds
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) -
weekend. Al Dotson is manager. shop is that I feel it would go JeffMeyertlonksnka angs15
The building has been com- over Brown County trade area with his tather.ReCently hepe-
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commissionersfKingGeorse • three’-in-one operation. First , . lepsy.
proclaimed a list of days to be ? sandwich restaurant Attorney COOl While bicycle riding, his fa-
kept and observed as holidays Sandwiches such as the sub- J ther blows a whistle to guide the
Among the.holidays observed rnarine, Reuben, pastrami, «xi . L husky youngster a loathe
5 other types of featured cheeees to law probe right-of-way and out of danger.
Birthday. King„Charles Mar will be by waitresses. T When Jeff wan 2, his parents,
Erdom •HadaDay King Each day a soup of day BEAUMONT, Tex. (AP) - William and Peggy Meyer,
sirthday"princton bites’ be available. U A. Atty. Roby Hadden says he were told at UCDVs Neurofo-
Birthday, the Landi ne of King “Our waitresses will be has., found no. reason to in. gical Center that their only
George I and II in Great Bn- trained to give good vestigate area lawenforcement child was blind and had paral-
lain. Coronation Anniversary service when we open up," agenciesfor possible violations ysis and epilepsy.
Day and Gunpowder Plot To Harper said. When requested, “ federa electronic survey- "The neurologist told us that
the above were added the waitresses are to explain the lance regulations. Jeff would never be much more
"Provincial Days" General ingredient of a sandwich. A "We have no cause to believe than a vegetable," said Meyer,
EastuThanksgiving. Generat special surprise side order free that there have been any viola- attorney. "But my wife
stectencondgcommencsmoent of charge will be served with the tions’in connection with etec- showed courage you would nev-
Almanac recalls main dish every day. There are tronic surveillance equipment, er believe. She said she would
______________________________ 15 tables with a seating capacity and until we have information never consent, never, that she
, e. of 50 persons. Featured desserts to that effect, there will not and would find1away, that our son
Two jailed Otter will be Belgium waffles and should not be any investigation would be helped."
.. . . home made ice cream. opened simply on mere suspi- In an interview, Mrs Meyer
attack on agents In addition to the sandwich cion," he said after conferring said she was determined "there
AUSTIN (AP) - Two State restaurant, there is a gourmet local FBI agents Tuesday, was no need for tears, or guilty
Department of Public Safety food shop and * carry-out Three area law enforcement or self-defensive feelings.”
narcotics officers from Dallas service. The gourmet food shop agencies received $25,000 worth The Meyers moved to Chi-
were attaiked early today white is stock full of fancy foods of all of electronic surveillance gear cago, where Jeff was enrolled in
working on a narcotics in- kinds. from a seven-agency tow en- ■ Doman-Delacato patterning
vestigation near Florence in There are at least 100 varities forcement technical equipment method class, with manipulated
Williamson County, a DPS 01 herbs and spices, nine dif- grant in 19733, according to exercises designed to reproduce
spokesman said ferent assorted coffee beans grant records. normal activity.
Bill Carter of the DPS infor- from foreign countries ground . sot. E - ,, Eive volunteers worked with
mation office said two suspects to one » own specification, pinnesputhnEast.TexasRe Jeff .four times a day for
were taken into custody at complete stock of mustards for 8ind Panning.commissjon months, and he overcame the
Georgetown in connection with gourmet cooking needs actndegsnsponsoraafor the paralysis.
the attack gourmet sauces, assortment of agences and received the fed- The onilontic seizures of the
One of the Dallas officers, P«te include pate with truffles, grand npispspe segun’whnihe
Ricky .Silvertooth, was sho cantarecompletelinsootealies, duitforLuwEntorcemintoAn was s, but oral medicine taken
‘".66 — administration erante detunes, day unreduced
ridge hospital in Austin, Carter Many of the gourmet items Mary Ellen Keith, assistant Jeff will enter Mission Bay
said. He said the other officer, are packed in attractive gift genera' counsel to the gover- High School in September, but
Troy Braswell, was severely boxes and in addition there are nor's criminaljustice division, he refuses to wear identification
beaten by the assailants and a number of unique serving said Tuesday her office plans to tags that spell out his af-
was in fair condition at the hoe- dishes such as all the ac- conduct audits to determine flictions.
shorts and tops and sun drene.
For the littie ones. An mod
ment of styles and colon for In-
fants.
limited Edition
Alyssa Ashley
MUSK SPRAY
5.50
Eight ounce Muck Sprey. Savo
on "his on for youneK o,
ting friends.
eyed after mixup
DENTON (AP) - Denton
County prosecutors must seek
new indictments against per- k
I sons accused of offenses I
by a county grand I
! jury because a clerical '
error led to a man
; serving in place of his
; wife.
w Waterhole No. 3 Blind bike
4 open this weekend
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 75, No. 234, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 16, 1975, newspaper, July 16, 1975; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1575619/m1/11/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.