Youth program awards honor Crockett Travis athletes at picnic
Chris Leonard and Cynthia Hernandez at Crockett and Anthony Riojas and Mattie Moore at Travis named outstanding boy and girl athletes as the summer youth recreation program concluded. The event sponsored by the City Parks and Recreation Board distributed trophies, blue and red ribbons, and certificates to many participants across softball, volleyball, basketball and track.
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Chris Leonard
Cynthia Hernandez
Crockett
Anthony Riojas
Mattie Moore
Travis
City Parks and Recreation Board
David Sumpter
Arnold Williams
Wesley Sensebaugh
Paul Benavides
Brenda Chavana
Charles Cobos
Eddie Ramirez
Will Roland
Roland
Mark Kurtz
Ronald Reagan
Dwight Elliot
Steve Smith
Abe Garza
Eddie Benavides
Anthony Thompson
Sammy Escovar
Johnny Perez
Sensebaugh
Delaney Hamilton
Lynn Deadrich
Dwight Williams
Mary Rodriguez
Tony Taft
Joycelyn Williams
Ester Garza
Marc Moreno
James Barefield
Carlos Garza
Mike Riojas
Ben Leonard
William Deadrich
James Williams
Lynn Bell
Belinda Guajardo
Rachael Guajardo
Lynn Daly
Nate Rogers
James Clay
Eddie Lopez
Bertha Moreno
Angela Lopez
Anthony Hamilton
Manuel Caldera
Ricky Ramirez
Sonny Torres
Charlie Martinez
Tony Rogers
Stephan Riser
Victor Hamilton
Nathan Rogers
Lionel Rogers
Robert Salazar
Ricky Hinojosa
Aretha Hamilton
Lisa Clay
Able Vasquez
Ingrid Hammons
Mitchell Frankson
Connie Pena
Anna Guajardo
Janie Trevino
Scott Smith
Ann Hall
Jackie Corley
Debbie Meyers
Sammy Escobar
Arnold Willams
Bobby Roten
Judy Boyd
Tina Hernandez
Todd Savoy
Kelvin Savoy
Dwayne Smalley
Shig urmsDavid Sumpter
Shirley Chase
Cynthia Chase
Eugene Barefield
Rosie Rivera
Judy Weaver
Margaret Barnett
Dan Rubio
Ken Raten
Ramona Leonard
Arlyn Lienemann
Teresa Hernandez
Greg Bryan
Cheryl Wilson
Slayton Gets Space Flight Chance After 10 Years
Donald K. Slayton, once grounded by idiopathic arterial fibrillation, is named to the international manned spaceflight crew with a July 15 launch target. The 51-year-old former Air Force pilot, nicknamed Deke, endured a decade of medical scrutiny before Mayo Clinic findings confirmed normal heart function and clearance to fly. He rose from early astronaut ranks to lead the crew’s training and later became a key administrator within NASA’s astronaut corps. Slayton hails from Sparta Wisconsin and is married to Marjory Lunney with son Kent, 18.
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Deke
Paul Dudley White
Mayo Clinic
Sparta
Wis
Italy
Okinawa
Japan
University of Minnesota
Boeing Co
Germany
Air Force
America
Astronaut Corps
Moon
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Los Angeles
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Calhoun Red Cross names officers and budgets for 1976
Truman Rodgers was elected chairman of the Calhoun County Chapter of the American Red Cross at its annual meeting. Officers include Edward McKibbon as first vice chairman and Harry Snowdy as second vice chairman. A 1975 budget of 12,306.50 is set, up from 11,405 in 1974, with most increases in salaries and utilities. The 1976 77 budget is 11,737.50, down due to Matagorda Air Base closing. The chapter starts 1976 with a balance of 107.70, reporting service to servicemen and families, disaster nursing, water safety, and first aid training outcomes.
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Truman Rogers
Calhoun County
American Red Cross
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Truman Rodgers
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M.M. Flowers
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Wunderlich
Burgess
Matagorda
Jo Ann Wolters
the Red Cross
Goodpasture transfer to Houston for new post
J N Goodpasture will move to Houston to become natural gas purchasing agent in Union Carbide’s Hydrocarbons Supply Group. The Seadrift plant announced the promotion. A Lubbock native and Monterey High School graduate, he earned a Texas Tech mechanical engineering degree and joined Carbide in 1970. He and wife Paula and two-year-old Brittney Lyn will relocate soon.
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Houston
S. Griffith
Union Carbide
Goodpasture
Lubbock
Monterey High School
Texas Tech
Carbide
Paula
Brittney Lyn
Houston Area
Accidental Shooting at Hogg Bayou hospitalizes man
Kenneth Bolich was treated for superficial gunshot wounds to the back and calf at Lillian Roberts Hospital in Aransas County after being shot with a .22 caliber pistol while fishing at Hogg Bayou in Calhoun County. Mrs. Karen Hattenbach fired the shots, saying the incident was accidental, and Nealy Parr corroborated. Sheriff Maurice Wood reported no charges filed.
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Kenneth Bolich
Lillian Roberts Hospital
Aransas County
Bolich
Hogg Bayou
Calhoun County
Karen Hattenbach
Nealy Parr
Hattenbach
Maurice Wood
Inciicent
Suffolk County weighs 308 mile bike path plan
Suffolk County lawmakers study a proposal to create 308 miles of bicycle paths amid concerns after 1972 when the county accounted for 14 bike fatalities statewide, more than any other county, despite its 6 percent share of New York's population.
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Hauppage
N.Y
Suffolk County
New York State
Suffolk
Capacity questions loom as economy recovers
Nation debates whether existing capacity in factories farms and offices is enough to sustain a rebound. While First National City Bank sees room to grow without triggering inflation, skeptics warn of bottlenecks and high pollution costs delaying expansion. Some argue idle capacity is miscounted, while others fear surveys underestimate future constraints.
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First City
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Wrong wedding dress shocks Dallas ceremony
Nancy Corley faced a two sizes too small dress delivered to her wedding with 200 guests. Zipper jammed at mid back, the revelry continued as the minister presided. The store refunded payment for the original dress.
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Dallas
Nancy Corley
Miss Corley
Joe Holler
Cotton futures edge higher amid weather in Texas and central belt
Morning Markets reports No. 2 cotton futures rising as hail and rain spurs buying. Spot cotton in 11-16 inch grade fell 15 points to 44.74 cents per pound in 10 markets. Midday prices show steady to higher quotes with Oct at 48.30, Dec at 48.77, and Mar at 49.54.
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NEW York
Texas
New York Cotton Exchange
Church Explodes and Burns in Waco Suburb
In Northcrest, a suburb of Waco, the First Apostolic Church of Northcrest was destroyed by an explosion and fire on Thursday night. Pastor Donald Ratcliff cited three prior arson attempts, noting debris spread about 50 yards and windows at a nearby apartment house were shattered. He knew of no motive and had just contracted two firms to repair prior damage.
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Waco, Tex
First Apostolic Church of
Northcrest
Donald Ratcliff
Waco
Ratcliff
Nixon papers to be examined for Saturday Evening Post story
Indianapolis AP reports a psychiatrist and a psychologist will review more than two tons of Richard M. Nixon letters and papers for a Saturday Evening Post magazine feature. Cory SerVaas, publisher and co editor, says the series will be "on the pro side" to counter earlier critical stories.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Richard M. Nixon
Saturday Evening Post Magazine
Cory SerVaas
Nixon
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