Vocational Training for Disadvantaged Youth Expanded
Fourteen vocational training opportunities open to youths aged 16 to 21 from low income families who left high school. Willis Mason of the Texas Employment Commission Victoria says the program covers all costs through a federal funding source. Training includes welding and electronics for women and auto mechanics and heavy equipment work for men, among others.
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Easter murderer Ruppert faces life or electric chair
In Hamilton Ohio a three judge panel that convicted James A Ruppert of killing 11 relatives on Easter Sunday at his mother s home will decide today whether he should be sentenced to life in prison or die in the electric chair Judge Fred B Cramer dissented saying he believed Ruppert was sane at the time of the killings The panel must find no mitigating circumstances by a unanimous vote for the death sentence The prosecution argued Ruppert planned the shootings to collect about 300 000 in estates from his mother and brother
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Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
A puzzle page with multiple cryptic style crossword clues and a DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE sample. The grid hints include names such as LONGFELLOW and figures like THOMAS JOSEPH, with letter-substitution rules explained for solving.
Morning Markets in New York Dip and Dow Rise
New York markets edged up slightly as May inventory drop surprised traders while a small rate increase trimmed optimism. The Dow gained .31 to 971.40 with more gainers than losers on the NYSE and Pan American World Airways active before a 4% move. A composite NYSE index rose, and Amex listed Aegis Corp climbed 4 percent.
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Deaths Mrs Olfus Wells Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Olfus Wells of Port Lavaca will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the First Methodist Church of Port Lavaca with Rev. James Mayfield officiating. Born January 29, 1903, she had lived in Pasadena since February and died at 3 p.m. in a Houston hospital after an extended illness. She is survived by her son Glenn Wells of Deer Park, two brothers Willy and Clarence Garner of Dublin, two sisters Mrs. Ora Stanridge of Dallas and Mrs. Katie Thompson of Corpus Christi, and two grandchildren. Richardson Funeral Home has charge of arrangements.
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Navy stewards cost taxpayers as Navy budgets rise
Washington AP report says 8 416 Navy stewards serve as servants for Navy and Marine Corps officers, costing the Pentagon at least 51.7 million dollars annually. The GAO notes ending the steward system could save about 19.1 million by requiring Navy personnel changes.
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Schools are victim of Duval feud
The State Commission on School Accreditation voted 9-0 to withdraw accreditation from Benavides Independent School District in Duval County after TEA auditors found the district run by competing elected boards. The district has 10 days to appeal, and until Oct 15 for a new study. If restored, funds stay with students gaining university access. District Judge Carrillo removed several board members amid impeachment hearings noting a power struggle.
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Zambia approves police use of force on fleeing motorists
Police in Zambia gain power to open fire on motorists who refuse to stop as two women and a man were killed in recent shootings. Home Affairs Minister Aaron Milnes defends tough stance while criticizing crime and wasteful spending. A GAO report notes waste in military dining programs and Senator Proxmire urges IRS review for tax implications.
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Cotton fiber paper used for all US currency says council
The Cotton Fiber Paper Council Inc. reports that all United States paper currency is printed on cotton fiber paper for its strength and durability, outlining the material’s advantages and backing the claim with industry data.
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Federal Reserve costs soar amid wasteful spending claims
Rep. Wright Patman points to a congressional staff study alleging the Federal Reserve’s operating expenses rose from 197.3 million in 1964 to 190.2 million last year, a 199 percent jump. He cites items like employee recognition jewelry and watches and cocktails and dinners, arguing Congress has little understanding of why funds are spent.
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Patman push for GAO audit of federal reserve expenses
A House Banking Committee plan would have the Federal Reserve audited by the General Accounting Office. A staff study cited large salary increases from 1964 to 1974 and noted fees for services rising sharply. Rep Patman said he would send the study to Attorney General Levi to seek recovery of excess public funds.
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Drainage District seeks injunction over easement access
Calhoun County Drainage District No. 11 filed in 135th District Court to force entry to a drainage ditch easement held by Mrs. Maida McKamey. The district clears brush to improve Chocolate Bayou watershed drainage and argues public injury if entry is blocked. A temporary or permanent injunction is sought. An out of court settlement ended the workers compensation suit by Ted Quinney against Parker Brothers & Co. Inc., scheduled for trial and removed from the docket.
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Ted Quinney
Parker Brothers & Co., Inc
Weekend thefts eyed in Port Lavaca policing
Three thefts kept Port Lavaca police busy over the weekend. Eight people were arrested in connection with the thefts, with no charges filed as of Monday morning. Five minors linked to a coin machine burglary at the high school tennis courts. Two men tied to the theft of 68 pounds of shrimp from a City Harbor shrimp boat. A minor was arrested at Mi Casa restaurant. A small amount of money missing.
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