Stubbs Ends Basic Training at Lackland Air Base
John V. Stubbs of Seadrift graduated at Lackland AFB Texas from Air Force basic training. He studied the Air Force mission organization and customs and received instruction in human relations. He will get aircraft maintenance training at Chanute AFB Illinois. Stubbs is a 1974 Calhoun High School graduate in Port Lavaca Texas.
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Lackland Afb
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Lackland
Chanute Afb
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Calhoun High School
Port Lavaca
Beirut Cease Fire Quiets Four Days of Street Fighting
After four days of clashes in Beirut a torrential rain and a cease-fire reduced violence as Palestinian guerrillas and Phalangist leaders ordered their followers to dismantle barriers and return home. Joint patrols with Lebanese security were formed while the government showed limited authority.
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Lebanon
Phalangist Party
The
Arab League
Mahmoud Riad
Supreme Court eases state variances under Clean Air Act
The 7-1 ruling allows states to grant variances to polluters if national air goals remain intact. Environmental groups warn of adverse effects without Congressional amendment, as Georgia cases and House subcommittee moves loom toward changes permitting penalties or compliance choices for industry.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Richard E. Ayres
Natural Resources Defense Council
Ayres
Council
Georgia
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Jeff Schwartz
Schwartz
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Campers plan April meeting and Palmetto Park campout
Indianola Good Sam Club meets Wednesday April 23 at 7 30 p m in Port Lavaca First National Bank to discuss a Palmetto State Park campout for April 25 27 and other club matters In federal action a Senate Public Works subcommittee resumes hearings next week on the Clean Air Act with potential variances allowed if EPA and states agree such moves do not threaten air quality goals Justices Douglas Powell taking part or recused in the decision context.
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First National Bank
Port Lavaca
Palmetto State Park
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Public Works Committee
The
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Lewis F. Powell Jr
Pentecostal minister challenges Dr Criswell to tongues debate
Corpus Christi Texas AP Pentecostal minister Rev Marvin A Hicks challenged Dr W A Criswell to a public four night debate on speaking in tongues after Criswell called the practice senseless idiotic heretical and divisive Hicks offered First Baptist Church or another suitable venue for the discussions with no immediate reply from Criswell
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W.A. Criswell
First 1St
Dallas
Criswell
Marvin A. Hicks
Southern Baptist Convention
United Pentecostal Church
Mr. Hicks
Cussion
First Baptist Church
Dr. Criswell
Texas oil output set at 100 percent for May
The Texas Railroad Commission announced May oil allowables at 100 percent for statewide production, marking the 38th straight month of full output. East Texas remains capped at 86 percent while major buyers mostly kept their May nominations, though Exxon and Gulf trimmed due to lower field supplies.
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Austin, Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Exxon
Gulf
Equitable Dividends Set For 1975 Payouts Nationwide
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States plans about 240.75 million in dividends to policy owners and annuitants in 1975, up from 222.89 million last year. New York and Texas residents will share an estimated 5.854 million in insurance and annuity dividends for 1975, announced by Coy Eklund, the company president and CEO. The mutual company, third largest in the U.S., distributed earnings as dividends to policyholders, with total assets over 17.5 billion and its 115th anniversary noted in 1974.
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N.Y
Texas
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Coy Eklund
Equitable
Productivity gains through workflow reshaping urged
New York report cites analysts saying offices waste up to 60 percent of potential output due to poor work flow and procedures. James Skidmore of Scientific Management Corp notes 17 percent idle time and 28 percent lost due to inefficiency and low motivation across 1,600 projects. He claims firms can lift productivity 15 to 30 percent with current industrial engineering methods.
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James Skidmore
Scientific Management Corp
Skidmore
Contractor Painting and Remodeling Services Listed
Licensed bonded contractor offers painting remodeling and addition of rooms or new homes with written guaranteed work. Bowman Real Estate available at 52 3751 or 552 6542.
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Power struggle in Duval County politics escalates
In San Diego Texas two rival Duval County courts meet as former judge Archer Parr leads the Old Party faction against the Carrillo family aligned Tobin court. Judge C C Carrillo suspended Parr for perjury. Parr's court claims illegality of Tobin court amid parallel sessions led by Dan Tobiner.
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San Diego
Tex
Duval County
Archer Parr
Carrillo
C.C. Carrillo
Parr
Railroad wage talks stall as Ford halts rail strike
The White House delayed a threatened 60 day rail strike after President Ford invoked emergency procedures. The OCAW union and Gulf Oil reached a back to work deal in Port Arthur Texas ending a week long stoppage over pension terms, while federal mediators set up a three member factfinding board to resolve remaining disputes. The plan includes wage and benefit increases and a push to avoid nationwide disruption.
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Port Arthur
Washington
Brotherhood of
Railway and Airline Clerks
Ford
Railway Labor Act
Hill nomination urged for deputy FE A administrator
Senate Interior Committee is urged to approve John Hill’s nomination as deputy administrator of the Federal Energy Administration. Senator John G Tower of Texas submitted the request on Wednesday, praising Hill for broad exposure to policy budgets legislative programs and FE A management.
Wyatt asks for views on E R A rescission plan
Bloomington representative Joe Wyatt Jr. chairman of the sub committee on H C R 57 sent a letter urging committee members to submit in writing the factual and legal points they deem important for the sub committee report on the Equal Rights Amendment rescission. He plans a staff memo under House Rules to analyze key issues including whether rescission is possible and the potential impact on women regarding the draft and combat duty. A Friday response deadline was set.
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Joe Wyatt, Jr
Bloomington
House Committee On Constitutional Revision
E.R.A
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