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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1976
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text describes a reflection and correction process for an individual record. Names and places are unreadable, with several garbled phrases and missing context making specifics indeterminable.
A collection of social notices, family events, visits, and obituaries from Houston and nearby areas. The item mentions Mrs. HB Tehuraed in Cleveland, gatherings hosted by Mrs. Mentor, extended sympathy for the passing of Clyde Harris of Houston, and various weekend visits and greetings across the community including Mrs. Vaan Beet and Miss Adelaide Roess, with references to Canasta Club and local residences.
Clip this pass for La Fiesta at La Pianta in Eugl Laks offering fine Guthan Be Misxatan dishes in a pleasant atmosphere. Present ticket by September 28, 3978 to redeem the free dine offer.
Saumnweslem Ball informs under Public Utility Commission rules of planned 6 new tariff schedules in Texas effective October 7, 1976. Full tariff copy on file with the PUC in Austin and at each attested Texas municipality office for inspection.
The record shows defendants pled guilty in a burglary case connected to the Sandy Creek Drive Try Grocery near Sheridan. One defendant, Toeimy Lee Wasser, admitted guilt to the charge, while other details reference related individuals and the court proceedings.
CPL representatives disclosed a planned rate increase raising return on investment from 6.48 percent to 7.8 percent with fuel and tax costs affecting customer bills. Joy N. Ulster questioned higher CFL rates versus Houston Lighting and Power and urged city action. Attendees assessed fuel cost pass through and new rate impacts for an average 643 kilowatt hour monthly user.
Two Colorado County deputies arrested three men in El Campo for the Young’s Drive robbery. David Victor Lowers, Elijah Crosby Pett, and Walter Lee Slade were taken into custody. a fourth suspect, William Eurene Thews, turned himself in later. Traffic and car-robbery details were noted as part of the case.
Judge BB Schraut issues a verdict for insufficent evidence in a damage suit over a mistaken goose hunting incident. Herman sought 75000 dollars alleging carrier firms sent workers to hunt at a site, while lawyers for Tom Kerman and the Republic Mineral Corp Eagle Dealing Co presented evidence last week.
The city faces higher water charges as increases are expected once new rates take effect. Mayor Elmec Struss proposes joining a regional study with other municipalities to review the rate proposal. The CPL committee urges board members to submit written questions during the study period.
Bugle Lake joins Texas Municipal League cities to intervene in Southwestern Bell Telephone rate increase with the Public Utilities Commission. Mayor Mims Struss leads a council resolution asserting due process and public interest protection and authorizes $1073 for the effort.
The Catholic Daughters of America Court at Nada invites all to a benefit dance on Saturday at Nada Hall. The Westheals will provide music from ten o clock. Admission is 34.50 with no charge for table reservations. Call for reservations at Walling Te9 8270 or TSB-3493.
First place winners in the Arch Competition at Victoria High School include Brian T. Smith 10 points Mishael Mota 161 points Jub Harbarthy 29 points and Scott Holden 208 points. Second and third place finishers will receive trophies and a supper will be held at Jack's Restaurant 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday September 22.
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