Train train tragedy on Texas rails kills migrant worker
A 25 year old Mexican national Leopoldo Lara was decapitated by a Southern Pacific freight train near Navasota while sleeping between the Houston to Hearne tracks. The victim, employed by Ram Forge and Steel, was identified by papers on the body and carried by train crew to a nearby ambulance.
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Ram Forge and Steel Company
Southern Pacific
Houston
Hearne
Bob Pilkey
Henry Zaragoza
Leopoldo Lara
de Arroyo
Mexico
Lara
Navasota
Hill Street
Brazos County
Navasota River
Warren
Justice of the Peace
E.T. (Ketch) Ketchum, Jr
H.L. Walker
Walker
Monterrey
Lindley
Chester Nobles
Leopoldo Lise
E.T
City budget hearing set Monday for 1974 75 plan
Navasotans will have three hours to comment on the proposed 865 538 municipal budget for 1974 75 during a public hearing from 5 to 8 p m Monday at City Hall. The sum is up less than five percent over the current 829 000. Most of the 36 538 increase funds the water system and natural gas distribution.
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Navasotans
City Hall
Navasota
Voelter Wins Grimes County Runoff by 39 Votes
Incumbent Fred Voelter defeated Grover Mitchell by a 290 to 251 tally at Navasota City Hall during the Grimes County Precinct 4 Democratic runoff. The 531 votes represented about 28 percent of the 1,900 eligible voters, with Voelter's total including 286 ballot votes and 4 absentee.
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Fred Voelter
Grover Mitchell
Grimes County
Navasota City Hall
Voelter
Mitchell
Wayne Yaeger
Grimes Dairy Queen crowns 1974 coronation queen
A Grimes County Dairy Queen coronation will crown one of ten candidates at the fourth annual Grimes County Dairy Association barbecue at Firemen's Hall. Serving lines start 7:30 p.m. and the Queen's Contest at 9 p.m. judged by out of town panel on poise personality and originality. Candidates include Sandy Floyd and Jane Leiber among others all daughters of local dairymen.
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Grimes County
Grimes County Dairy Association
Firemen’s Hall
Sandy Floyd
Ira Floyd, Jr
Navasota
Tommy Lynn Dudley
Four Guilty Pleas Lead To Probated Texas Sentences
In Anderson district court on May 28 Judge Jas F Warren accepted four guilty pleas and sentenced four men to probated terms in the Texas Department of Corrections. A summoned jury panel was dismissed. Howard Waite and Crawford tied to eight year probations for tractor theft from Larry English of Shire, while Crawford drew three years. Willie Herod Jr also received a three year probated sentence for stealing an automobile transmission battery charger and other auto parts from Bill Hertenberger.
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Anderson
Jas. F. Warren
Texas Department of Corrections
Larry English
Shire
John Henry Howard
Royce Lee Crawford
Robert L. Waite
Howard
Waite
Crawford
Willie Herod, Jr
Bill Hertenberger
Three highway contracts awarded in Navasota Grimes area
The Texas Highway Commission let three contracts totaling 539,998.97 for work in Navasota and Grimes County. Pit Construction Company of Lufkin received 130,945.79 for 5.6 miles of FM 1774 resurfacing. R. E. Butler, Inc. of Bryan earned 98,897.80 for bridges and approaches between 3.6 miles north of SH 105 and 1.1 miles south of SH 30. R. B. Butler, Inc. of Bryan won 310,155.38 for lime stabilized base and surface treatment from Singleton to Bedias.
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Texas Highway Commission
Navasota
Grimes County
Pit Construction Company
Lufkin
R.E. Butler, Inc
Bryan
Allen Farm
R. B. Butler, Inc
Singleton
Bedias
Grimes County Youth Fair set for June 13 to 15
Preliminaries start June 12 with weighing of market steers and market swine at the American Legion Grounds in Anderson. The three day event runs June 13 to 15 featuring livestock produce home economics projects and a large open dairy show. Beef swine sheep dairy calves poultry sales rodeo calf scramble and a pet show are scheduled with scholarship awards for top participants.
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Grimes County
American Legion Grounds
Anderson
Grimes County Dairy Association
NISD to Launch New Special Education Cooperative
NISD will launch a two-county special education cooperative for six districts in the 1974-75 term. The Plan A program, funded by federal and state bodies, expands inclusion in regular classrooms with a resource teacher, elevating total teachers from 23 to 30 across the area.
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John C. Webb
Lillian Fuqua
Navasota
Madisonville
North Zulch
Iola
Anderson and
Richards
Gladys Wallace
Ann Martin
Navasota Independent
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Brazos
L. T. Warren
Dickson Street
Lee
Malcolm
Eddie Eppler
Johnny Fuqua
Ketch) Ketchum, Jr
Examiner
Pat Craddock
Lee and
Malcolm Streets
L.T. Warren
Grimes
Dairy Queen
Tommy Dudley
Delores Heyman
Freddie Heyman
Beverly Schroeder
H.H. Schroeder
Jonila Neason
John Neason
Geralyn Kimich
Felix Kimich
Bonnie Surface
Billy Surface
Marlene Leiber
Fred Leiber
Debbie Wichman
Richard Wichman
Jane Leiber
Edward Leiber
NISD
Henry Fuelberg