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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1976

Page

4

Reagan Campaign Rally Seeks Democratic Votes

Ronald Reagan urged voters to back values over labels as he aimed to broaden support beyond the GOP nomination. Jimmy Carter won Democratic endorsement at the National Governors Conference, while Reagan criticized Carter’s approach in a nationally televised speech.

Associated Press Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter Reagan Ford Carter Georgia Robert Strauss Hershey Walter F. Mondale Minnesota Mondale Plains Edmund S. Muskie Maine House John Rhodes Rhodes ABC News Rogers Morton ABC William Clements

Mars Quake Revealed By Photos

NASA Viking 1 photos show ancient Martian quakes triggering massive landslides in a 3000 mile canyon system near the equator.暮

Mars Pasadena Calif Alaska Viking Masursky U.S. Geological Survey Wallis Marineris

Port Lavaca Actor Cast in Barefoot in the Park at SWTU

Gary C. Smith of Port Lavaca has been cast as Harry Pepper and will serve as assistant director for the Southwest Texas State University production Barefoot in the Park. Performances run 7:30 p.m. July 15-17 and 2 p.m. July 18 in the Speech-Drama Building Studio Theatre on the San Marcos campus.

Gary C. Smith Port Lavaca Harry Pepper Southwest Texas State University San Marcos

Women Join Ranks at West Point

West Point welcomed female cadets for the first time as 118 women joined about 1,475 new cadets at the U.S. Military Academy. The all male tradition ended after a last year’s congressional act ordering integration across service academies. Cadets Brynnen Sheets and Kimberlyn Coffey voiced hopes that future generations will value this change and perform well in their new roles.

West Point N.Y U.S. Military Academy Brynnen Sheets Edmond, Okla Stephen Tobin

New Border Bridge at Presidio Okayed

Washington AP The State Department approved Presidio County Texas to build a steel and concrete bridge over the Rio Grande to Ojinaga Mexico replacing a temporary wooden span. Final approval rests with USIBWC in El Paso and the Transportation Department after hearings in March. Rep. Bob Krueger said the bridge will boost West Texas trade and reduce flood risk, benefiting towns from Marfa to Coleman.

Washington State Department Presidio County Tex Presidio Ojinaga Department Rio Grande Mexico T.R. Martin International Boundry and Water Commission Ef] Paso Department of Transportation Frank Dupuy Pecos el Paso Bob Krueger D-Tex West Texas Marfa Ft. Stockton Stephenville Waxahachie Coleman

Spacemen Doing Fine in Soyuz 21 Orbit

Moscow reports Soyuz 21 crew Boris Volynov and Vitali Zholobov are healthy as they begin their work day after a smooth orbital adjustment. Tass says the spacecraft is functioning normally and they have completed 14 orbits since launch Tuesday.

Moscow Tass Boris Volynov Vitali Zholobov

Supreme Court narrows federal review of illegally seized evidence

In a 6 3 ruling the Supreme Court limited prisoners from challenging illegally obtained evidence in federal court after failing in state courts. The decision, part of four term endings, upheld two murder convictions where police had seized critical evidence. Justice Powell warned that exclusions remain possible at trial and on state appeals, but federal review is curtailed.

Washington Supreme Court Charles Powell Henderson Nev San Bernadino Calif David Rice Omaha Neb Powell Rice Nebraska California Lewis F. Powell, Jr Warren Burger William J. Brennan Jr Thurgood Marshall

Arson could save Houston insurers insurance loss cuts

Houston Fire Department arson chief Leonard Mikeska says boosting arson investigators could save policyholders up to 750000 annually. He notes arson damages exceed 5 million in the first six months, and most fires are set by individuals seeking insurance money.

Houston Houston Fire Department Leonard Mikeska Breau Mikeska FBI

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