Public Auction Sale Notice for Calhoun County Tracts
Notice of public auction sale December 11 1975 at 10:00 AM Meadow Brook Addition Port Lavaca Texas. Property comprises multiple tracts on J V Bouquet Subdivision Felix Sanchez Survey Calhoun County, with detailed metes and bounds descriptions for Tracts 1 through 4 including boundaries along Big Chocolate Creek and road easements, total acreage ranging from one to seven acres.
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Meadow Brook
Port Lavaca
Texas
J. V. Bouquet
J V. Bouquet
Felix Sanchez
Calhoun County
J.V Bouquet
Big Chocolate Creek
Nayba
J. W. Bouquet
Felix Sanchez Survey
J. V Bouquet
Memorials program outlined by Calhoun Society leader
The Calhoun County Unit reports memorial gifts totaling 649 dollars in the last ACS year ending Aug 31, with Texas gifts exceeding 1 million overall. Mark Phillips, memorials chair, notes gifts can be from individuals or groups and that a card is sent to next of kin. Send memorial gifts to Mark Phillips PO Box 801 Port Lavaca 77979.
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Calhoun County
Phillips
Texas
Port Lavaca
Jury Awards $391 In Damage Suit Here
Mr and Mrs Johnny Gonzales were awarded $391.35 by a Calhoun County Texas court for damages from a traffic accident on Sept 20 1974 at the corner of George and Colorado Avenues. Ten of twelve jurors signed the verdict with $200 for pain and anguish and $1925 for medical care.
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Johnny Gonzales
Say Ts Dagas Cent Setatay
George and
Colorado Avenues
Gonzales
Hofheinz Wins Houston Mayor Runoff Victory
Houston Mayor Fred Hofheinz, 37, has won re election in a tight runoff defeating Frank Briscoe. Hofheinz secured about 137,456 votes and pledged a two year agenda on law enforcement public transit and city services while Briscoe conceded and hinted at no 1977 bid. In the council race Louis Macey defeated Jeanne Elliott by 114,971 to 34,880.
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Houston
Fred Hofheinz
Hofheinz
Frank Briscoe
Briscoe
Louis Macey
Jeanne Elliott
Electric utilities accused of passing on regulatory assessment
The Texas Public Utility Commission says two electric firms have added or plan to add a one sixth of one percent assessment to bills to cover a regulatory cost. Southwestern Public Service and Houston Lighting and Power were named, with possible others. The panel noted lack of current jurisdiction but warned such pass‑throughs may violate rate schedules and consumers might legally challenge them.
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Austin, Tex
State Public Utility Commission
Southwestern Public Service Co
Amarillo
Houston Lighting and Power
Garrett Morris
Erwin
Commission
George Cowden
Morris
Gas Bill Advances From House Commerce Panel
Washington AP report says the House Commerce Committee approved a gas bill aimed at easing unemployment risks from natural gas shortages while shielding homeowners from higher prices. Rep. John D. Dingell of Michigan commented the measure should help alleviate economic strain and protect consumers.
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Rep
John D. Dingell
Dmich
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
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Oscar William Haffke Jr
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