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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1975
Page
8
President Ford will choose this week whether to impose a new one dollar per barrel oil tariff, after economic and energy advisers presented options. If no action is taken the tariff would rise automatically and take effect Thursday.
An 18yearold Arlington resident is in custody for questioning after a man named Lindsey was shot while being driven home. Lindsey, wounded in the neck, underwent surgery at Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth. He said the teen passenger fired when being allowed to depart the vehicle.
Washington AP says conservatives want a smaller deficit than the Budget Committee's $67.2 billion gap for the new fiscal year starting July 1 while liberals push for a higher total. Ford proposes a $60 billion deficit on $353 billion spending. Saigon AP notes 800 to 900 Americans remain as U.S. helicopters evacuate. Thai base Utapao hosts 30 South Vietnamese bombers and transports. Clark Air Base in the Philippines receives 130 Vietnamese evacuees. U.S. Embassy closure signals 30 years of involvement ending.
Washington reports the U S officials say slow progress in nuclear arms negotiations and doubt about a European security conference push postpone President Ford’s planned summit with Soviet leader Leonid I Brezhnev. Soviets remain committed to detente.
In Richardson suburb a church service features exotic dancer Diana King performing onstage to an audience of 200 adults and children. Pastor Rev Bill Nichols defends the act as self expression not arousal and notes no complaints. King plans classes for women church members.
The piece explains how a bottom-drawer filing system helps busy executives and their advisers, led by David Blanchard, to capture a clear view of personal finances. It highlights common lapses such as ignoring estate planning, outdated wills, poor budgeting, and piling receipts in one place.
LTV earnings show consolidated first quarter 1975 net income of 19.8 million or 1.77 per share, up from 12.193 million and 1.17 per share before extraordinary items last year. Revenue fell from 1.1293 billion to 1.0826 billion as sales declined while profits rose, with 1974 benefiting from a $5.5 million extraordinary tax credit.
Licensed bonded contractor contact numbers 552-3751 or 52-6542 for building rooms on existing structures or constructing new homes.
Union Carbide presents UCAR Rapid Water Additive a water treatment that reduces friction in hoses allowing faster water flow. A 1 percent inch hose replaces a heavier 2 percent inch line, bending corners and stairs with less effort. Developed with the New York City Fire Department and already used in many cities.
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