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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1975

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Auto and steel price surge signals broad cost pressures

Higher costs ripple through GM and rival automakers as 1976 model prices rise and steel charges climb. GM increases average by 4.7 percent with base up 4.4 percent, while American Motors Ford and Chrysler hint similar hikes. Steel producers Bethlehem and U S Steel lift prices, and plastics packaging costs rise with DuPont and Union Carbide boosting polyethylene prices. Bread, flour and onion costs also edge higher.

Associated Press General Motors Corp U.S American Motors Corp Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp Bethlehem Steel Corp U.S. Steel Corp National Steel Corp Pillsbury Co General Mills International Multifoods Pillsbury DuPont Co Union Carbide Corp U.S. Industrial Chemicals Co National Distillers and Chemical Corp

Brookhollow Developers Lose Permit Appeal In Calhoun County

Brookhollow Village Apartments developers lose an appeal of a county permit ruling. County Building Inspector Don Ragin requires a separate county permit alongside the city permit. The Board of Appeals upholds the ruling and suggests reviewing the flood control order to remove permit duplication.

Brookhollow Village Apartments Don Ragin Jim Straus Washburn Associaters Bill Duke Port Lavaca Investments, Inc Calhoun County Commissioners Court Strause Ragin Board of Appeals Commissioners Court Straus Duke and Stears David Roberts

Final environmental statement filed on Matagorda Ship Channel dredging

The final environmental statement reports maintenance dredging to 38 ft in the channel entrance and 36 ft to Point Comfort for the Matagorda Ship Channel. It notes impacts on marine life and turbidity, but aims to reduce vessel groundings and collisions. Copies available from the U.S. Army Engineer District Galveston office.

Matagorda Point Comfort Council On Envionmental Quality Washington, D.C Celhoun Lavaca Don S. McCoy Red Bluff Navidad Port Harbor of Refuge Council On Environmental Quality Environmental Resources Branch U.S. Army Engineer District P.O. Box Galveston Texas

Point Comfort Aldermen Set 1976 Budget Draft Schedule

The Point Comfort Board of Aldermen will meet at 7 p.m. to begin drafting the 1976 budget. Officers will review department spending plans as a rough draft is prepared by August 22 with final hearings in September.

Point Comfort Board of Aldermen

Union Carbide Builds Two New Ethylene Pipelines

Union Carbide announces two 150 and 138 mile ethylene pipelines adding almost 300 miles to Gulf Coast network. The 60 million project links Napoleonville to Lake Charles and Seadrift to Texas City, with service expected by end of 1976 and booster stations at Markham and Taft facilities to support expanded polyethylene production.

Union Carbide Corporation Gulf Coast Napoleonville Lake Charles Louisiana Union Carbide Seadrift Texas City Texas Taft Corporation Markham

New teacher coffee set at Calhoun High School

The Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors sponsor the annual New Teacher Coffee starting at 9 a.m. Monday in Calhoun High School study hall. Mrs. Jay Thielen serves as hostess for the event welcoming 27 new teachers to Calhoun County this semester.

Calhoun County Calhoun High School Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors Jay Thielen

Blood donors help hospital amid ongoing shortage

Thirty five people donated blood yesterday during the 26th Blood Service Day at the local hospital by the Blood Service of Victoria. Eight were rejected from 43 registrants, and total local donations reach 827 pints as the hospital faces a blood shortage. the Pink Ladies auxiliary sponsors the service.

Blood Service of Victoria

Revisions for Southwest Bell rates deemed fair by consultant

In Dallas AP report consultant argues revisions to intrastate long distance rates proposed to Atty. Gen. John Hill are fair to Southwestern Bell Telephone Co and consumers. The ruling addresses a fair settlement stance amid regulatory review.

Dallas John Hill Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Pat Loconto Touche Ross & Co Charles Marshall Bell Texas Hill Loconto State Commission Marshall Loco

Optimism Thin As Fall Shrimping Season Opens

Calhoun County docks face guarded optimism on the eve of the fall shrimping season. Shrimp prices, costs, and competition shape expectations as local boats start up and water conditions, imports, and tariffs loom over potential profits. Noting international markets and local processing chains, speakers cite high fuel costs and the five hands between catch and plate.

Calhoun County Paul Hornung Phil Dardar Galveston Brownsville Louisiana Gulf States Joe Surovik Port O’connor Lee Kalisek Anton Kalisek Surovik

Weather outlook with warm temperatures and variable winds

Partly cloudy with warm conditions tomorrow. Southerly winds 8-18 mph, gusty in afternoons. Afternoon highs near 95, tonight’s low around 77. Gulf winds 6-16 knots with seas 2-4 ft. Tides: low 5:29 pm, high 2:44 am. next lows 6:36 pm tomorrow and high 3:43 am Saturday. Barometer 30.06 and falling at noon.

Gulf

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Magnolia Highway Abbie Roberts Edgar Rathkamp Tivoli Dick Fisher Brookhollow Point Comfort Council the Hospital The Pink Ladies By Bill Pack Wave Bobby Howe Bay Fishermen’s Association Howe
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