Eagle Lake Headlight Official Daily Eagle Lake Notice
The Eagle Lake Headlight records an official daily notice with the Eagle Lake number 87 and contact phone 284 2745, dated December.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1970
Page
2
The Eagle Lake Headlight records an official daily notice with the Eagle Lake number 87 and contact phone 284 2745, dated December.
Editorial fragment discusses air pollution linked to automobile exhausts and public concern. Mentions pollution awareness and calls for action by health and civic groups. Contains garbled phrases about policy and industry pressure without clear facts or dates.
A plane diverted and made an emergency landing on an Illinois highway with no injuries reported. Emergency responders secured the scene as investigators assess the cause.
A Houston man was arrested for theft of a charge plate from a truck stop in a state. The owner reported the plate stolen after the driver tagged the plate to the truck. The sheriff’s office pursued the case, coordinating with Schulenburg authorities where a highway patrolman arrested the man. The suspect identified as Manuel.
Local reports allege a theft at Grand Turgie with a suspect named Fistes facing charges. Authorities say a pate was stolen and an investigation continues.
President Mixon announces a change in Savings Bond interest, increasing effective yield for long term bonds. The move raises rates on Series E and Series Tf combinations, with the higher return taking effect June 1, 1970.
The Eagle Sexe Council of the Knights of Columbus hosts a ninth annual chicken barbecue at Didner Parish Hall on Sunday September 20. Dinner with all the trimmings is served for 1.50 per plate from 4 to 8 p.m. You can dine inside or buy curb service. An afternoon of recreation will follow in the hall.
A weathered reminiscence lists activities from August 16 1945 including youth revival at First Zoplist Church with Baylor students. local incidents such as Lenard Walker injuring his ankle at Fagie Lake. social visits and birthdays. Ernest Franke's Atlantic crossing to Bremerhaven. Gus J Strauss visiting an American Legion event. travels of Mrs Jack White and family. Mayfly’s Eagle Lake visit. Robert Minney’s discharge after 15 months in the U S Army. Jimmy Mathis serving in Alvin. Karen Hadder underg oing surgery at Laughlin Hospital. and wishes for speedy recovery.
Minnie Bell reports a nationwide effort during September 1974 as local groups gather to record elder concerns for the White House Conference on Aging in Washington. Forum recorders will document views to inform policy recommendations for the November 24 to December 5 event.
Legionnaires and Auxiliary members from the Ninth District of The American Legion assembled in Peabody for their fall convention. Registration opened Saturday at 3 pm at the Pest Home, with events from 7:30 pm and a social, then the joint and separate sessions led by Commander A. Bailey and Auxiliary President Mrs Florence Henake. The schedule included a 10 am joint session, 2:30 pm Legion and Auxiliary business meetings, and a keynote address by Mrs Annie Mary Senter of Alabama Department Vice President.
The Army began accepting applications on Sept 1 for nearly 1 000 four year ROTC scholarships to college freshmen. Texas Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma New Mexico residents in the Fourth Army area should write to Army AOC Scholarships Fort Sam Houston Texas 78234 for details.
Mr and Mrs Alots Gust vacationed in Aurora Colg with their son Inulaw daughter Nir and Mrs Pred Lovearau. Mr Lortrerau, after twenty three years in the air force, has retired from service.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an after-hours appointment concerning a diamond setting with mentions of price ranges and a local drugstore at Cu 2508. Names and clear actions are unclear, but imply a business or theft context. Entities are uncertain.
Firemen were summoned to a residence on Wednesday at 2:30 am after smoke was seen. They found no blaze, only smoke from a kitchen cooking incident in the home.
Highway Patrolman James Kownslar of Columbus stopped a car east of Colm bus Monday night for speeding. He detained the driver and three passengers after finding a container with narcotics in the vehicle. The California driver and a Houston passenger were charged as samples were tested in Austin.
Two men released on a $28,02 bond pending the grand jury hearing in Columbus this week as cases from the Bas Session of parities were to be brought before the jury.
A public hearing at 10 p.m. Monday, Sept. on a proposed 1,250,131 budget for Colorado County for the ised year 1973. The meeting, in the County Courtroom, invites all interested persons. Expenditures exceed 1979 by 35,702 and 1969 by 194,427. Revenue projections include 514,800 ad valorem taxes and 6,000 delinquent taxes with total resources around 1,555,000.
Attorney General Crawford Martin issued an opinion allowing the Wharton County Junior College District to extend to include Needville Independent School District in Fort Bend County. The ruling confirms statutory expansion for junior colleges and supports the Coordinating Board’s plan to redraw service areas. Wharton County J C president Theodore Nickeick welcomed the decision and hinted a Needville board member may join the next meeting in September.
Extension entomologist Thomas says total stalk destruction after harvest is harmful to soil and may not curb diapaused boll weevil populations. He warns improper shredding or plowing can devastate soil and lead to worse weevil pressure next year, but proper tillage can reduce subsequent weevil numbers.
The Suopshire University unit of the United Daughters of the Confederacy hosts a fall season opening coffee on Thursday September 1 at Lo Mattha Talk Ranch House. R E Talt will describe the program The Talt Compound. John Aulfmeyer will be the host. Kai C Moeller Sr and Mrs Hattmeyer are hostess.
An advertisement extols the Pinto with claims of economy and low gas bills. It notes 79 horsepower, over 25 mpg, a compact 8 inch longer length than a rival, easy inner access, and a front mounted quiet engine with a synchronized transmission at no extra cost.
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