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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1975

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City Hall planning funded by revenue sharing funds

City Council discussed a new City Hall complex and approved $147 512 in federal revenue sharing funds for 1975 76 to cover preliminary planning. Total revenue sharing to Port Lavaca since the program began four years ago totals 611 056 96. The council also approved truck traffic rules and accepted resignations from port and parks board members with replacements named for the port commission.

Port Lavaca Mike Gibson Charles Fisher Port Commission Gladden Young Young Leonard Buren George Duncan W.R. Zwerschke Oscar Lenertz Paul Gary Young Plumbing Co Ralph Wall Recreation and Parks Board Port Lavaca Jaycees City Fishing Pier Jaycees Mike Lopez City Port Commission Fisher Leonad Buren

Docks rank fifth in tonnage in dry cargo

The Port Lavaca Point Comfort docks ranked fifth in dry cargo handled in 1974, moving 4,148,799 tons. Texas deepwater ports shifted 4,930,654 short tons overall, led by Port of Houston at 989,106,389 tons, with Corpus Christi, Beaumont, Port Arthur and Texas City also following. The Gulf Intracoastal Waterway segment between Galveston and Corpus Christi moved 23,311,153 tons, while Matagorda channel shipped 4,247,237 tons.

Port Lavaca-Point Comfort Don S. McCoy Corps of Engineers Galveston Beaumont Corpus Christi Houston Texas Point Comfort Victoria Chocolate Bayou Victoria Barge Canal Gulf Sabine River Mexican Port Arthur Texas City

Big profits traced in food prices

Washington AP Agriculture Department says middlemen’s charges for a 65-item market basket rose 4.1 percent from June to July, lifting farm value 13 percent above April and 15 percent over last year. Retail spreads rose 2.9 percent, with margins widening.

Washington U.S Agriculture Department Economic Research Service Soviet Union Great Plains

Tropical low mood weakens after Cuba crossing

The National Hurricane Center issued a 6 a.m. EDT advisory noting a tropical low mood that crossed eastern Cuba may have degenerated into a tropical wave. Satellite and surface data show little organized shower activity with the system moving west at about 15 mph, with more evidence expected later today.

Miami Fla National Hurricane Center Cuba

Red Tide Covers Large Area With Little Damage

A mid August red tide bloom from Aug 14 near Seabrook spread from Galveston Island to Port O Connor with relatively light marine life impact. Experts say the current bloom is less dangerous than past toxin producing waves and fishing remains normal despite a few small fish kills. Texas Parks and Wildlife biologists study water samples to learn more, with no human danger.

Seabrook Galveston Island Port O'Connor Norman Hannbaum Texas Parke Hannbaum Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Beef Cattle Field Day Planned in Calhoun County

Beef Cattle Field Day for Calhoun County cattlemen is set for Wednesday September 3 at Gene Traylor Ranch two miles east of Point Comfort on FM 1593. Topics include range brush and weed control production records and beef cattle growth implants with L A Maddox Jr and Garlyn Hoffman from Texas A M on hand.

Calhoun County Calhoun County Cattlemen's Association Calhoun County Extension Service Gene Traylor Traylor’s Traylor Point Comfort L.A. Maddox, Jr Garlyn Hoffman Maddox Hoffman Texas A&m University

House Speaker backs charter in proposed Texas constitution

Texas House Speaker Billy Clayton, a Democrat from Springlake, urged members of the Texas Public Employer Association to pass the proposed constitution by voters. He said the document preserves strong parts of the old charter and begins mailing copies later this week for Texans to compare with the 100 year old charter.

San Antonio Tex Billy Clayton D-Springlake Clayton Texas Public Employer Association

Weather outlook with warm, scattered thundershowers

Partly cloudy and warm with a 40 percent chance of rain this afternoon 20 percent tonight and 30 percent Wednesday. Southerly winds 8 to 16 knots gusty near thundershowers. Highs near 90 today and Wednesday, lows in the mid 70s. Seas and winds higher in thundershowers. Sunset 7:57 sunrise 7:03. High tide 8:39 p.m. low 1:29 a.m. High 6:69 a.m. low 2:27 p.m. Barometer 36.04 and falling at noon.

Kent State jurors review Rhodes liability in 1970 shootings

Jurors deliberating damages from Kent State University shootings focus on Gov. James A Rhodes. New instructions clarified that Rhodes could not be held liable if his decision to deploy guardsmen was in good faith. Jurors approved the substitute instruction and will continue deliberations. nine of twelve voters needed to find liability.

Cleveland (Ap Kent State University James A Rhodes Rhodes U.S Cambodia US District Court Don J. Young Young Kent State

EPA and Texas Officials Tour Gulf Intracoastal Waterway

Representatives from the Environmental Protection Agency and Texas sponsor visit Port O Connor and other Gulf ports on a three day GIWW maintenance inspection tour. The Galveston District Corps of Engineers organizes the trip to review disposal plans environmental coordination and right of way needs along the 400 mile waterway. Participants include EPA staff Peter Dunsavage and Terry Hofstra, Texas officials Farland Dundy Dan Williams William Girardeau Donald Skewis Wade Banners, General James Rose, Arthur Eatman and multiple Corps engineers led by Colonel Don S. McCoy with stops from Sabine Lake to Brownsville and Port O Connor.

Galveston Environmental Protection Agency State of EPA Corps of Engineers Sabine Lake Sea Rim State Park Galvesta Bay Bryan Beach State Park Freeport Colorado River Locks Ingleside Corpus Christi Port Mansfield Brownsville Port O'Connor Peter Dunsavage Terry Hofstra Farland Dundy Dan Williams William Girardeau Donald Skewis

Vocational Counselor Named in Calhoun School System

Mrs. Jack Betty Skelton takes the vocational counselor post after 15 years in Calhoun Schools. She previously taught physical education at Calhoun High and Crockett Junior High and will serve Calhoun High Travis Crockett and Fannin Junior Highs and act as a resource for nearby elementary schools. She holds a B S in physical education from Texas A M and an M E in Guidance from Prairie View A M. The Skeltons have two children, Scott and Rebecca.

Jack Betty) Skelton Calhoun Skelton Calhoun High School Crockett Junior High Travis, Crockett and Fannin

Ford seeks end to longshoremen grain boycott talks

President Ford meets AFL CIO chief Meany to resolve the longshoremen boycott of grain shipments to Russia. Labor Secretary Dunlop to attend as Gulf ports continue limited loading. Hearings in Texas pursue a restraining order, while negotiations with Russia on freight rates aim to boost U S ship participation. Ford hints at further oil price control veto and plans a Maine Rhode Island trip.

Washington Ford White House Colorado Aflcio George Meany Russia John T. Dunlop Milwaukee Gulf Ports U.S Texas Owen Cox Corpus Christi Tex Meany Vail Colo America Commerce Department American Farm Federation International Longshoremen’s Association National Labor Relations Board Maine Rhode Island

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Gibson American Airlines New York Kennedy Airport Kent EOA Milton L. Howell J.D. Bissell Robert J. Bass Environmental Resources Ronald H. Nelson Felix Ocanas Mrs. Skelton Scott Rebecca Mrs. Jack Ford Administration
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