Point Okays Animal Law With Teeth In Place
Point Comfort Aldermen approved an amended animal and fowl ordinance giving the animal warden power to impound dogs running at large and imposing a 15 minute barking limit. It allows entry only with owner permission or a warrant and sets fines for unsafe pens. The meeting also heard a zoning request by Albert Mather to change the 200 block of Murrah to light industrial, requiring planning board review and a public hearing. Bids for water tank repairs were tabled awaiting specifications.
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Point Comfort
Board of Aldermen
David Roberts
Albert Mather
Murrah
Planning Board
Malaer
Mather
Paul Griffith
Rise in Leading Economic Indicators Signals Growth
The U.S. leading economic indicators rose 1 percent in November marking a second straight gain though revisions show declines in July August and September Economists say a three month downturn would warn of slower growth while October showed a 0 6 percent gain Carter weighs steps on economic policy amid improving trends
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Washington
Senior Citizens Get Office in Calhoun County
Commissioners Court granted the Calhoun County Senior Citizens Association office space in the county agriculture building and authorized a 12 passenger van for daily transport to residents 55 and older. The association may share space with informational referral services and work toward official chartering by December 31 to meet van acceptance requirements. Representatives Mrs. Byron Olhausen and Mrs. George Cole presented the request and van offer to the court.
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Commissioners Court
Calhoun County Senior Citizens Association
County Agriculture
Byron Olhausen
George Cole
Golden Crescent Council of Governments
CCG
Commission For the Aged
Olhausen
W.L. Schmidt
Point Comfort
Senior Citizens Association
Tom Garner
COG
World’s most watchable men list named Simpson top pick
San Diego AP reports Women Polled Most Watchable named O J Simpson and nine actors among the world’s most watchable males. The survey by Man Watchers Inc cites strong features and charisma. Other top picks include Kris Kristofferson, Chevy Chase, John Davidson, Nick Nolte, James Garner, Henry Winkler, David Hartman, Richard Harris, and Don Meredith.
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San Diego
Man Watchers Inc
O.J. Simpson
Suzy Mallory
Man Watchers
United States
Australia
Great Britain
Canada
Simpson
Kris Kristofferson
Chevy Chase
John Davidson
Mr. America
Financing Discussion Set for Port O Connor Sewage System
A 7 pm Tuesday meeting at Port O Connor Elementary auditorium will explore financing options for a local sewage system. The Port O Connor Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with a panel including TWQB GBRA TWDB and state officials. Attendees will learn about possible methods such as municipal utility districts grants and coastal management funds with no action planned.
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Port O'Connor
Texas Water Development Board
TWDB
Charlie Croslin
John Sharp
Joe Wyatt
John Specht
Leroy Goodson
GBRA
Dick Johnson
State Department of Health
Clayton Toulson
Calhoun County Health Department
Robin Lloyd
Austin
Texas
Hugh Yantis
TWQB
Donald A. Sweeney
College of Architecture and Environment
Texas A&m University
John Howard
Howard
Environmental Protection
Farmer's Home Administration
Housing and Urban Development Department
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Two Sentenced and Nine Trials Set in Kelly Court
In Judge Joe E. Kelly's 24th District Court on Tuesday, Lucy Rubio received a five year prison term plus a $100 fine after a forgery conviction and probation violation. Dennis Moore was sentenced to three years for unauthorized use of a vehicle and probation violation. Eligio Delgado, facing a rape of a juvenile charge, was fined $500 and jailed six months for contempt. his second trial is set for December 7. Nine other defendants were scheduled for jury trials on January 24 at 9 a.m., including Roy Thompson, Johnny Seignier, Antonio Galvan, Jose Zamora, Ira Thompson, Vernon Bennett, Wilophas, Alfred Miniz, and Barry Belevins.
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Joe E. Kelly
24Th District Court
Lucy Rubio
Kelly
Dennis Moore
Delgado
Keith Merrick
Willis Jetton
Jetton
Roy David Thompson
Johnny Seignier
Antonio G. Galvan
Jose Luis Zamora
Ira James Thompson
Vernon Bennett
Wilophas
Alfred Miniz
Barry Belevins
Carter aides temper campaign promises at island retreat
President elect Carter says bold solutions may be delayed as advisers quietly curb expectations. Powell Brown Califano warn that $5 to $7 billion in defense cuts and welfare reform depend on a healthier economy and new budgets beginning October 1978, tempering campaign pledges.
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Carter
ST. Simons Island
Jody Powell
Harold Brown
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Three Die In Crash Near McKinney Texas
A grandmother Hazel Walker aged 60, her daughter Lela Hance 32, and granddaughter Tracy 18 months, all of Anna, were killed when their car collided with a truck on U.S. 280 near McKinney. Investigators said all victims died at the scene.
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Mckinney
Tex
Hazel Walker
Lela Hance
FTC action targets large debt collection group over abusive tactics
The FTC unveiled a consent order against National Account Systems and related entities tied to NAS Creditors Service and other Chicago based outfits. The firms faced charges of phone trickery data mining, obscene language, employer contact to pressure debtors, and violations of Truth in Lending Act. Fines up to 10000 were imposed to cease alleged practices and protect consumer rights.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Diners Club
National Account Systems, Incc
Chicago
FTC
National Account Systems
NAS Creditors Service, Inc
National Account System of
Milwaukee
A.B. Hartman, Inc
Police and movie fans clash in Waco theater incident
About 800 moviegoers watched The Monkey Hustle when two girls fought in a Waco theater. The disturbance spread to the street as others joined in. Police dispersed the crowd after several false starts. eight people jailed. No weapons or chemicals were used and no serious injuries reported.
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Waco
Weather outlook and marine forecast update
Partly cloudy and mild this afternoon and Thursday with a cool tonight. High in the mid 60s, low around 40. Thursday high in the upper 60s. Winds mainly northeast to east 5-15 knots, becoming east to southeast 5-10 knots. Seas 3-5 feet, then 2-3 feet tonight. Sunsets and sunrises listed. tides near 10:20 pm Wednesday and 2:17 pm Thursday with corresponding highs and lows. Barometric pressure 30.12 inches.
TEC Office Open for Local Job Openings in Port Lavaca
Port Lavaca and Calhoun County businessmen are urged to contact the Texas Employment Commission at 552-2722 to fill job openings for skilled or unskilled workers. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays at the Courthouse Annex on West Austin Street. Applications on file include service station attendants, truck drivers, secretaries, construction workers, cashiers, and housekeepers.
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Port Lavaca
Calhoun County
Texas Eployment Commission
Carol Beck
TEC
West Austin Street
Birth defect clears parents in Milwaukee abuse case
Milwaukee couple faced child abuse accusations after their infant Justin fractured ten bones. Doctors later diagnosed Menkes kinky hair syndrome, a rare metabolic birth defect, explaining the injuries and sparing custody. They described due process and sensitivity as lacking during the investigation.
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Milwaukee
Michael
Barbara Schoenfield
Schoenfield
Justin
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