Hall to Attend VFW Banquet Saturday in Lubbock
Hall of Lubbock State Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will lead the local VFW Post 4403 and Ladies Auxiliary 4403 Awards Banquet Saturday at the Post Home. Attendees include state and district officers from Cuero Victoria and Goliad with awards to be given for Outstanding Citizen and Poppy honors.
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Clyde W. Hall
Lubbock
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Texas
VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
Hall
A.W Schoffner
Cuero
Isabella Schoffner
Ella Arnold
Victoria
Herman Jasso
Goliad
Elsie Nelson
McPallard
Robstown
Post
Voice of
Hall of
Amarillo
District 9
Air Force
9Th Air Force
Best-seller authors speak at Calhoun High School
The Happy Hunters Charles and Frances Hunter will speak at Calhoun High School Saturday at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., sponsored by the Port Lavaca Chapter of the Full Gospel Businessmen's Association. Admission is free. The Hunters host a Corpus Christi KIII TV program and have written best selling books including God Is Fabulous and How to Make Your Marriage Exciting.
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Charles
Frances Hunter
Calhoun High School
Port Lavaca
Full Gospel Businessmen’s Association
Norman Marshall
The
Gospel Businessmen's Association
Hunters
Corpus Christi Kiii
God
Jesus
Calhoun County Court to Hold Friday Audit Talks
The Commissioners Court of Calhoun County will meet Friday to negotiate with the auditing firm Roloff Hnatek and Company about arranging an outside audit for the county.
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Commissioners Court of
Calhoun County
Roloff, Hnatek and Company
Proposals to boost Fed power near House action
Washington AP reports proposals to raise the money supply and empower the Fed and the president to allocate credit face House Banking Committee action this week. Chairman Reuss says the measures, opposed by the Ford administration, proceed to subcommittee, full committee, then the House floor. The money supply bill was amended to aim at lowering long term rates and reducing unemployment rather than a fixed 6 percent growth. The plan, backed by Democrats, critiques tight money as fueling recession.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
House Banking Committee
Henry S. Reuss
House
Wisconsin
Evans Joins Sigma Chi Zeta Pi Chapter at Texas A&I
Nine new members joined the Zeta Pi Chapter of Sigma Chi at Texas A&I University in Kingsville. The initiates include Steve Davidson Rockport Stuart Dornburg Goliad Kim Evans Port Lavaca Karl Gerhards Jeff Wright Corpus Christi John Gillis Houston Joe Henke Hallettsville Robert Knellg Robstown and Sam Nelson Linton. Evans is a 1974 Calhoun High School graduate and played for the Javelina football team this year. Advisers are John N. Harrel and James Mcintyre.
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Kingsville
Zeta Pi
Sigma Chi
Texas A&i University
Steve Davidson
Rockport
Stuart Dornburg
Goliad
Kim Evans
Port Lavaca
Karl Gerhards
Jeff Wright
Corpus Christi
John Gillis
Houston
Joe Henke
Hallettsville
Robert Knellg
Robstown
Sam Nelson
Linton
Evans
Calhoun High School
Javelina
John N. Harrel
James Mcintyre
Deaths and Funerals for G O Lemke in Olivia
G O Lemke died yesterday at Olivia hospital after a sudden illness at home. He was 67 and pronounced dead on arrival. His body was found by his wife on the waterfront. A retired carpenter, he formerly lived in Victoria and Yoakum. Colonial Funeral Home in Victoria handles arrangements.
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G.O. Lemke
Olivia
Lemke
Sheriff’s Office
Victoria
Yoakum
Colonial Funeral Home
Energy sources for future discussed
Proposals for using everything from pig manure to sun rays to fuel were advanced during the Arab oil embargo. Today gas, electricity, natural gas, or oil heat homes, and most ideas remain on drawing boards for decades. ERDA staff, led by Ben McCarty, are flooded with unsolicited proposals and face a long, cautious process checking safety and feasibility.
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Associated Press
Ben McCarty
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Charges Filed In Local Court Cases On Theft And Obscenity
A 62 year old woman and a 19 year old Dallas youth faced Municipal Court charges yesterday. The woman paid a $35 fine and was released after theft from a local fabric store. The youth, accused of displaying obscene material, faces a $200 penalty and remains jailed until payment. Police also investigate a burglary of a tape deck in the 500 block of N Benavides. Also under probe are a floundering barge and two air conditioners stolen from Calloway Flying Services, with the barge valued over $700. The Sheriff’s office continues the inquiry.
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Dallas
N. Benavides
Calloway Flying Services
Sheriff's Office
Installation of officers scheduled for Sacred Heart Society
The Sacred Heart Society of Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church will install its new officers and all members. Immediately after, the mothly meeting will be held at the parish hall. New officers for 1975 are: Mrs. Joaquin Cruz president, Mrs. Delores Gonzales vice president, Mrs. Alonzo Lopez secretary, Mrs. Valentine Farias treasurer. Committee chairmen to be announced at the meeting.
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Sacred Heart Society of Our
Ten Calhoun High members to attend San Antonio event
Ten CHS students from Calhoun High Office Education Association will attend the District Office Education Youth Leadership Conference in San Antonio on February 28. They will participate in contests and officers elections at O W Holmes High School. Readings include Linda Forster in Accounting Occupations Level 1 and other named participants in stenography typing and clerical fields.
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Calhoun High Office Education Association
District Office Education
San Antonio
Joyce Hall
O.W. Holmes High School
OEA
Linda Forster
Texas Democrats back Bentsen for 1976 bid
Houston AP. Governor Dolph Briscoe and Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby voiced support for Lloyd Bentsen as he enters the 1976 Democratic presidential race. Billie Carr declined to back him. Bentsen announced in Washington then held a Houston news conference, pledging hard campaigning and stating he will not seek the vice presidential nomination. Texas support cited as boosting a national effort. In Austin, AP reports January field audits show 3.1 million dollars in unpaid taxes, including 733 thousand in city taxes and 800 thousand in state taxes, with officials calling for more funds to hire auditors.
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Houston
Texas
U.S
Lloyd Bentsen
Dolph Briscoe
Bentsen
Bill Hobby
Billie Carr
Washington
Senate
Capitol Hill
Briscoe
Democratic Party
Hobby
Bob Armstrong
Armstrong
Austin
Tex
Bob Bullock
Bullock
Civil suit continues in Knight v Texas Employers Insurance
The trial of James M. Knight's civil suit against Texas Employers Insurance Association proceeded in the 135 District Court under Judge Frank Crain. Knight, injured on October 30, 1973 at Brown & Root Inc, seeks obligations under the Workmen's Compensation Act as 11 jurors were selected. The panel includes Raul Moreno, Dorothy Jane Griffith, Ray Mendoza, and others. A separate matter, U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co. versus Isabel F. Gonzales, reset to March 24.
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James M. Knight
Texas Employers Insurance Association
Frank Crain
Knight
Brown & Root Inc
Calhoun High School selects 1975 Betty Crocker Leader
Daniel S. Martin named Calhoun High School’s Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow after a national written knowledge and attitude exam given to seniors on December 3. He earns a locally designed award from General Mills and moves toward state and national honors with scholarships of up to 5,000 dollars.
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Daniel S. Martin
Calhoun High School
Betty Crocker
Martin
General Mills
Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corpora
Tion
Annals of America
District of Columbia
Washington, D.C
Williamsburg
Engineering banquet planned in Victoria for Engineers Week
Monty Goss of Port Lavaca announces the National Engineers Week Banquet at Victoria Country Club on Thursday with Dr. W B Jones of Texas A M University headlining on the topic Future Energy Resources. Social hour at 6 30 p.m. and dinner at 7 30 p.m. The Awards Committee will select Engineer of the Year and Young Engineer of the Year, to be announced at the banquet. A nominating committee will be elected at the February meeting for next year’s officers.
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Victoria
Victoria Country Club
Monty Goss
Port Lavaca
W.B. Jones
Electrical Engineering
Texas A&m University
George Bagnall
Nolen Chafin
Richard L. King
William R. Rodgers
Leroy F. Hiller
Goss
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Mike Lopez
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Vertal Communications
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Lana McClurkan
Tina Parra
Terri Stanton
Jeana Woodall
Comptroller
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New York
Madison Square Garden
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Baltimore
Raul Moreno
Dorothy Jane Griffith
Ray Mendoza
Joe A. Cruz
Thiothy W. Laquay
Hubert A. Hermes
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R.L. Daniel
Jose M
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Alonzo Lopez
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U.S. Fidelity and Guarranty Co
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