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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1975
Page
8
Former special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski told the American Association of School Administration that leadership must face reform and that superintendents should partner with local bars to create courses in basic legal principles.
The U S Railway Association plans a Wednesday recommendation to upgrade passenger service on 17 major northeastern and midwestern routes. The body, created by Congress to restructure bankrupt lines, also proposes consolidating failing railroads in the Northeast into a 15000 mile freight system.
Federal School Records law brings minimal impact to Texas public schools and universities, as state law already provides access to student records. Officials report few requests since guidelines released, while administrators worry about releasing confidential psychological data and processing forms for record access.
County 4-H members lead the push at the Houston Livestock Show with Beth and Jim Rudellat Alois and Anthony Blinka exhibiting crossbred barrows. They arrive Tuesday with sift on Wednesday and judging Thursday and Friday hoping for top placing.
Auction runs Saturday with Johnny Smith showcasing Brahman heifers. 4-H youths attend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rudellat and the speaker. Also on Saturday, March 1, further events and exhibits are planned.
Victoria Social Security Office district manager M E Owen urges using Teleservice to handle most social security matters by phone to save on fuel, wait times, and work time. Office hours are 8 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. weekdays, with Port Lavaca residents able to call Victoria for free via Enterprise 86696. 4 H projects and a district small animal camp are announced with deadlines and eligibility details.
Three persons pleaded guilty to misdemeanor complaints in County Court. Cruz Garcia received a 300 fine for DWI and a 90 day jail term probationary for two years. Travis Corraine Dennis Jr. got 100 fine and 30 days jail, probated for one year. Lynda Rentscheler paid 100 for carrying a handgun. Dennis had a handgun complaint dismissed. Johnson’s charge postponed. Edwards DWI dismissed to be filed in JP court. Vandalism on Highway 238 slashed five trailer tires. Police called night quiet.
Larry M. Starnes son of Clyde W. and Mrs Starnes of Port Lavaca Calhoun High School Class of 1972 is promoted to sergeant by the U S Air Force while serving as an aircraft mechanic at Osan Air Base Republic of Korea.
A reflective piece urges consideration of advertising's benefits to business and culture, its influence on media and personal life, and the free speech rights of Texans. It calls to write Governor Dolph Briscoe at the Texas Capitol, along with lawmakers and friends, sharing views on advertising, sales, and lifestyle impact.
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