Sheriff Hilmer Woytek's April DWI enforcement notes
Sunday to Tuesday records show Sheriff Hilmer Woytek and deputies handling multiple DWI arrests, bond hearings, and jail transfers. Officers fingerprinted prisoners, dispatched ambulances, and assisted highway patrol while inspecting suspicious vehicles and cattle disturbances.
Sheriff's Deputies Handle Prisoners and Incidents in Moulton Area
A list of duty actions from April 14 to 16 shows deputies releasing a drunk-prisoner after fine payment, transporting patients to Renger Hospital and Clinic, and assisting city officers, with lookouts for a stolen Shiner patrol car and a vehicle tied to a street sign incident. Authorities also moved prisoners to state hospital, attended court, and aided in a funeral at Sweet Home cemetery.
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Shiner
Highway Patrol
Moulton and Shiner
Fire Dept
DeWitt County
Capias
Stevens Rest Home
Yoakum
U.S. 77 South
Crs
Hallettsville
Shiner Police Dept
Renger Clinic
Victoria
Renger Hospital
State Hospital
San Antonio
Sweet Home Cemetery
Hallettsville Cemetery
Lavaca County Teachers Association Banquet in Shiner
The Lavaca County Teachers Association dinner meeting will be held Monday night April 26 at Shiner Public School Cafeteria starting 7:00 PM. Two guest speakers Grace Grimes and Carolyn Harrell will address the group with a business session featuring the 1976 77 officers. Shiner High School Stage Band will provide entertainment and a meal will be served.
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Lavaca County Teachers Association
Shiner Public
Grace Grimes
TSTA
Carolyn Harrell
Shiner High School
Ronnie Pfeil
Lavaca County
Texas Grain Stocks Rise After Strong 1975 Harvest
Texas grain output in 1975 rose across wheat barley oats sorghum and corn boosting the 14 major grain index to 119 from 100 in 1974. Wheat hit 131.1 million bushels with stocks up 39 percent to about 71 million. sorghum 374.4 million bushels. corn 113.3 million. barley 2.4 million. oats 19.5 million. overall stocks 185 million. Rice allotment cuts reduced planted area.
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Austin--Texas
Texas
John C. White
Hawaiians Seek volcanic steam for power source
Federal Energy Administration reports Hawaii scientists aim to drill into Kilauea to tap steam or hot water for electricity. If successful a generating plant could operate by 1979. State income taxes totaled $18.8 billion in fiscal 1975, up 10.2 percent from 1974. Arkansas earned $250 from a fortune teller license in fiscal 1974.
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Federal Energy Administration
Hawaii
Kilauea
Bureau of the Census
Arkansas
Rice Harvest Totals Reported With High Yields
White reports 548000 acres harvested yielding 4560 pounds per acre. Total production near 25 million hundredweights, down 262000 from 1974, with rough rice stocks in all positions around 19.4 million hundredweights.
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White
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