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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
8
Corsican mayor Pierre Morganti leads volunteers to daub nudists with blue paint on Ogliastro Beach as a battle over zerokinis pits conservatives against civil liberties advocates. Government stance leans toward permissiveness amid broader moves against censorship.
A 20 year old Dallas man, Edward D. Brooks II, was charged with robbing the Red Oak State Bank in Ellis County. He was captured at a Department of Public Safety roadblock on SH 35 north of Waco after a chase reaching 100 mph. Bond set at $100,000. The teller received $2,796. a hitchhiker accompanying the suspect was released after authorities said he did not participate.
The article reports that U S consumers, facing a 9.6 percent inflation rate in June and high unemployment, remain skeptical about an early economic recovery. Polls show many expect a slow rebound, despite OECD forecasts of midyear improvement and rising real GNP. Consumers cut spending, save more, and question government and business forecasts.
Three figures shaped early American architecture: Peter Harrison a Tory-trained shipbuilder, Thomas Jefferson a Virginia aristocrat and revolutionary, and Asher Benjamin a New England carpenter. The piece traces their influence and notes that most surviving colonial houses copied English designs, with Mount Vernon remodeled by George Washington and Latrobe later critiquing early interiors.
All five Davis quintuplets born July 18 at Parkland Hospital have improved to low birthweight nursery care off respirators and on bottlefed milk. The smallest Chelsa at 1 pound 14 ounces still receives IV feedings. Parents Jerry and wife from Lewisville say Mrs. Davis expected to go home this weekend.
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