Siamese toad found by Point Comfort boy
David Hoffman, son of Mr and Mrs Bobbie Hoff man, Point Comfort, found a siamese toad with fused front feet and underdeveloped back legs behind his home. The pair could not be separated without harm. Hoff man planned to have experts examine the unusual amphibian.
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David Hoffman
Bobbie Hoffman
Point Comfort
David
State Supreme Court Ousts Judge Carrillo
The Texas Supreme Court ordered the removal of O. P. Carrillo of Benavides from the 229th Judicial District. It marked the first time the court removed a judge on the Judicial Qualifications Commission's advice, with Carrillo appealing the Senate removal.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Supreme Court
O. P. Carrillo
Benavides
Texas Judicial Qualifications Commission
Carrillo
Texas Senate
Supreme Court
Senate
Texas
Judicial Qualifications Commission
Commissioners Court Sets Meeting Friday
Calioun County Commissioners Court will meet at 10 a.m. Friday in the county courthouse to discuss a new field agreement with the U S Fish and Wildlife Service for a trapper and other agenda items including polling place designations, pipeline relocation on the sanitary landfill tract, private attorney session, issuing service certificates to retiring hospital board members, and bid advertising for seaboating and new construction on county roads opening Aug 9.
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Calioun County Commissioners Court
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Weather forecast for boating and recreation waves
Cloudy warm conditions with possible rain and thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Winds 6-14 mph variable and gusty near thundershowers, with southeast winds 10-15 knots through Thursday. Seas 3-4 feet, higher in showers, 4-6 feet south of Port O Connor, with 15-20 knot winds. Highs mid 80s today, near 90 Thursday. lows in low 70s. Sunset 8:29 p.m. tonight, sunrise 6:40 a.m. Thursday. Tides high 6:12 p.m. today, low 1:05 a.m. Thursday, high 8:20 a.m. Thursday, low 2:30 p.m. Thursday. Barometer 30.01.
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Port O’connor
Carter Poised for Nomination as Carter Sets Running Mate Talk
In New York the Democratic National Convention nears its climax as Jimmy Carter eyes tonight’s roll call and a 1,505 vote threshold to clinch the nomination. He plans to announce his running mate choice at a Thursday news conference after consulting senators Muskie Mondale Glenn Jackson Church Stevenson. Carter also meets labor and governors leaders seeking to assist his bid.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
White House
Carter
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
John Glenn
Ohio
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Frank Church
Idaho
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Haineis
Reuben Askew
Florida
Mondale
Morris Udall
Arizona
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Ellen McCormack
Long Island
N.Y
Udall
Brown
McCormack
Peter W. Rodine
New Jersey
Richard M. Nixon
Alcoa Seeks Permit to Dredge Mercury Soils at Point Comfort
Aluminum Co of America asks Texas Parks and Wildlife for authorization to dredge nearly two million cubic yards of mercury contaminated silt from its Point Comfort channel. A TPWD examiner voices concern over sparse grab samples. Dredge spoil would be disposed in a lagoon two miles east, with water return piped back to the channel. Authorities note mercury levels are among the highest on the Texas coast. Several agencies objected to initial disposal plans and required a high ground site.
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Aluminum Company of America
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Point Comfort
Clayton Garrison
TPWD
George Adams
Austin
Adams
Alcoa
Garrison
Mile One
Wilco Chemical Co
Sun Pipeline Co
Clais L. Green
Charles E. Sharp
Department
Texas
David Gann
Cox Creek
Green
Lavaca Bay
Gann
William G. Stock
Victoria
William Butler
Alcoa Marine
Port Lavaca discusses new budget and rate hikes
City officials and Councilmet in a four and a half hour workshop to review the proposed budget for the coming year. They anticipate possible increases in sewer and water rates but did not specify amounts.
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Port Lavaca
Mike Gibson
Gibson
Fice
Texas auto insurance firms seek 27.9 percent rate rise
Insurance firms ask the Texas State Insurance Board for an average 27.9 percent increase in private passenger auto rates citing inflation. Proposed hikes include bodily injury 18.7 percent, property damage 40.9 percent, full comprehensive 15.5 percent, and collision with $100 deductible 36.2 percent. One decrease of 4.2 percent for uninsured motorist coverage was noted. Premiums vary by driver and location.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
State Insurance Board
Texas Automobile Insurance Service Office
TAISO
David Irons
Dallas
Relief Awaits Crop Loss Data
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas AP Certification of grain loss delays government aid to Coastal Bend producers who lost about 100 million dollars last week due to rain. The USDA disaster fund would cover up to 60 percent once loss is certified by the local ASCS office. The Corpus Christi grain exchange says tested grain is fit only for animal feed.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
Coastal Bend
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Disaster Fund
Corpus Christi
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Corpus Christi Grain Exchange
Texas
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