Farm Safety Week Proclaimed as National Event
National Farm Safety Week runs July 25 to 31 with the theme Planning Prevents Accidents. Sponsored by the National Safety Council and the US Department of Agriculture, the period urges farmers to audit risks, develop prevention plans, and curb the high toll of 1974 farm injuries and deaths across the United States.
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Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN
A dense word puzzle page listing across and down clues with themes and a cryptogram sample. Names such as THOMAS JOSEPH and LONGFELLOW appear, alongside daily cryptoquote instructions and previous solution quote by Booker T. Washington.
Mexico Moves To Ban Unneeded Imports This Year
Mexico plans to curb imports by reducing the number of permits issued. Industry and Commerce Secretary Antonio Calderon Martinez said the step targets items like toys and liquor for the rest of the year.
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Boy Scouts Camp Out Near San Marcos
Port Lavaca Boy Scout Troop 361 conducts a week long campout at El Rancho Coma west of San Marcos. They traveled Sunday with Scoutmaster Joe Koliba and leaders Manuel Gonzales Jr and Lee Kalisek. Knights of Columbus served breakfast before departure. Parents aided transport, with many scouts named among attendees.
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Charges filed in Port Lavaca minor incident case
The July 9 filing names Bligid Montejano Delgado Jr., 41, of Port Lavaca in Justice of the Peace Court, Precinct 1, with arrest made yesterday for an incident reported June 25 and linked to an August 22 of last year. Bond set at 750 dollars. Police search at City Harbor for 12 of 17 stolen fire extinguishers from a school bus barn. Two juveniles in custody. a third sought. Five extinguishers recovered discharged. Additional thefts: items from a Patterson Street home and a ring from Broadway Street residence. A gray 10 speed bike was reported stolen July 18 on Broadway Street.
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UH Victoria graduation set for August 13
The first graduation for the UH Victoria Center will be held August 13 in Victoria College auditorium. Dr. Phillip Hoffman, UH president, delivers the main address. UH graduates may participate in ceremonies in Houston or Victoria.
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Apartments debate in Port Lavaca on rental demand
Straus notes lenders resist small city projects though demand exists. Reichardt Real Estate says transient tenants dominate low and mid priced rentals, high damage, low revenue push landlords to sell. Port Lavaca could use more units but exact number unknown as new employers arrive or depart.
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Red Cross offers disaster aid course in Houston area
Red Cross district official Jack Haynes will lead a standardized Immediate Assistance Course from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on August 6 at First State Bank & Trust. The free class trains volunteers in disaster response, clothing and food distribution, with signups at the Red Cross office or 401 N. Colorado. The organization operates under a $12,306.50 annual budget and is funded by United Way.
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Creation of the General Services Administration in 1949
The General Services Administration was established in 1949 as an independent U.S. agency to create an economical and efficient government system for managing property and records.
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