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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1975

Page

10

Ford to push tariff on imported oil despite Congress action

President Ford vows to implement a 3 dollar per barrel tariff on imported oil by proclamation and veto any mandatory gasoline rationing. House leaders move to hold hearings on tax abatement while blocking the oil tariff for 90 days to allow alternative options. Ford warns of a grave Middle East danger and backs limited military aid while exploring energy and health policy amid Democratic push on health insurance.

Ford House Thomas P. O'Neill Jr Dmass United States Middle East Israel Henry A. Kissinger West South Vietnam

TSTA Speaker to Address Calhoun Unit on ISD Services

Joe Seale representative of the Texas State Teachers Association is scheduled to speak to the Calhoun County Unit at Calhoun High School Thursday at 7 p.m. He will discuss Instructional Services Division offerings and TSTA unification with the National Education Association. Ronnie J. Young is elected president elect of the local unit.

TSTA Seale Instructional Services Division Ronnie J. Young Calhoun County Young ISD Texas State Teachers Association Corsicana Independent Crosby County Veterans Program Joe Seale Texas State Teachers Associaton Calhoun High School Calhoun Tsta National Education Association Austin Leon Douglas J.D. Carlisle Sinton Sinton Schools Texas Associaion

Deaths and Funerals Owen Brett and George Turk

Funeral services for Owen E Brett of Calhoun County will be at Grace Episcopal Church at 10 am Thursday with burial at Hatch Cemetery under Richardson's Funeral Home. Brett died in hospital after a brief illness born December 16 1898 at Clark Station. Survived by wife Allie son Dempsey Owen three brothers and a sister and one granddaughter. Also noted are pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. George W Turk 71 of Shiner died Monday in Shiner Hospital after a long illness with services at Buffington Funeral Home and burial in Shiner City Cemetery. Turk born August 19 198 in Gonzales was a rancher and member of Masonic Lodge Shriners and Hermann Sons. survived by wife Irma a son Wayne two daughters and eight grandchildren plus two brothers.

Owen E. Brett Calhoun County Grace Episopal Church George H. Dettman Richardson Hatch Cemetery Brett Clark Station Fred Knipling Amos Wehmeyer, Jr Johnny Blinka George Hart George W Turk Hermann Sons Lodge First United Methodist Church of

Police Charge Hilburn in Stolen Money Order Case

Police charged Jeanette Bb. Hilburn with passing a $145 stolen money order on Jan 6 at a local department order. She and seven others were arrested in San Antonio, alleged ring forging, and she remains in custody.

Jeanette Bb. Hilburn Hilburn San Antonio Justice of the Peace Frank C. Kelly

Dinner for Gulf Coast Boy Scouts Recognition Dinner

The Gulf Coast Council, Boy Scouts of America will host a 6 30 pm dinner at Memorial Coliseum Corpus Christi. Eleven recipients will receive Liver Beaver Awards for outstanding service to boyhood and Eagles received in 1974 will be recognized by Gene Luper. Captain James Lovell USN retired from NASA will be the speaker. Eric Thompson HB Grocery Company VP will review 1974 with Bay Houston Towing Co. The Scout of the Year will be named for each district by Captain Bob Ferguson. Master of ceremonies is W N Corder Robstown. About 1000 attendees expected.

Gulf Coast Council Boy Scouts of America Memorial Coliseum Corpus Christ Gene Luper KZTV James Lovell United States Navy Capt Lovell

Teen-Age Baseball Association meeting announced

All persons interested in helping Teen-Age Baseball invited to organizational meeting Friday at 7 p.m. at Jackson Elementary School New officers managers and a concession stand operator needed for the 1975 season Fund raising projects will also be discussed.

Teen-Age Baseball Association Jackson Elementary

Money order leads to arrest in first bank robbery

In Lake Charles Louisiana a bandit robbed Calcasieu National Bank of about $2,000 from teller Barbara O Quinn in the first bank robbery there in 14 years. A silent alarm failed to trigger due to a malfunction between the bank and the sheriff s office keeping the incident low key.

Lake Charles Calcasieu Marine National Bank Barbara O’quinn Sheriff's Office

Tax refund table shows Ford's one time 1974 relief plan

AP reports a table detailing a four person family impact under Ford's one time 1974 tax refund proposal and the permanent 1975 tax cut proposal. It lists adjusted gross income, current tax, refund or new tax, and percent savings across income levels.

Washington Congress Ford

Point Comfort weighs HUD grant plan and new committee

Point Comfort Council weighs a Housing and Community Development Act grant with attorney Tom Garner urging a cross‑section committee and two public hearings to map needs for three years. Aldermen plan two names for Mayor Mila Cameron and push early action while EPA step two funding progresses.

Point Comfort Tom Garner Rhodes Garner Roberts Housing and Community Development Act Department of Housing and Urban Development Mila Cameron Paul Griffith Environmental Protection Agency Griffith EPA Joe Baker Lockwood Andrews Newman

Suit filed over car sale refund dispute

WR Nichols sues Frank Villiva in County Court to collect 50 in damages and 450 in exemplary damages. Nichols says he paid 500 as an initial payment on a car and could not secure a loan for the remainder, returned the car, and Villiva refused a 300 refund as per contract, then resold the car at the original price.

WR Nichols Frank Villiva Nichols Villiva

Kiwanis Meeting in Port Lavaca at Shell Fish Restaurant

Nine members and one guest attended the Kiwanis regular meeting in Port Lavaca at noon. President Rey Reyes led discussion of the governor's Bay City visit and announcements included the March 13 Pancake and Action Sale.

Port Lavaca Tom Davis Kieth Merrick W.C. Marshall John de la Cruz Victor Patterson Doug Colvin Douglas Taft Calhoun High Key Club

Port Lavaca Port Commission Advances Deep Water Basin Plan

The Port Commission approved a 1.3 mile channel and deep water turning basin to host two ships, key to Lavaca Bay port development. A March 12, 1974 contract with a firm was authorized, and $25,917.50 paid to Bernard Johnson Inc. Other actions included leasing talks with Cableecom General, land lease discussions with Cablecom and Crescent Chemicals, a five year lease renewal for RE. Clegg Trawlers at Lynn's Bayou, and a revised Kinchen Construction estimate of $6,255 for Corporation Ditch work.

Bernard Johnson Corps Clegg Port Commission Curtis Reece The Sierra Club Lamar Marshall Sr Houston Matagorda Port Lavaca Lavaca Bay Commission Bernard Johnson Inc Cableecom General Mike Gibson Cablecom and Crescent Chemicals Gibson RE. Clegg Trawlers Lynn's Bayou Kinchen Construction Co Corporation Ditch

Unemployment claims soar as week sets records

The Labor Department said 970,200 new unemployment claims were filed in the week ended Jan 11, a rise of 289,000 from the prior week and the highest level since 1937. Existing insured jobless totaled 4,620,200 for the week ended Jan 4, with December unemployment at 7.1 percent. North Carolina led in new claims with 50,000, followed by Michigan 40,100 and California 29,400, amid layoffs in textiles, furniture, and apparel.

Washington Labor Department Department North Carolina Michigan California Tennessee Pennsylvania Illinois Missouri

Abortion Opponents Mark Second Anniversary Observance

Local Right to Life supporters join state and national activities marking the Supreme Court abortion decision anniversary. Efforts push for a Human Life Amendment to protect life from conception to natural death. Churches toll bells at noon in memory of more than two million abortions since 1973.

Right To Life Committee Supreme Court

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