Olivia-Port Altos Fifteenth Annual Barbecue Draws 2000
About 2000 served at the Olivia Community Center in a record crowd for the Fifteenth Annual Barbeque. Indianola Trail Riders with 60 horses joined from Point Comfort to Olivia led by Jake Mobley and Jimmy Payne. Proceeds aid the Olivia-Port Alto Fire Department scholarship fund and equipment, with final tallies available later in the week.
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Olivia
Tom Burch
Ervin Hermes
Olivia-Port Alto
Indianola
Point Comfort
Jake Mobley
Port Lavaca
Jimmy Payne
Port Alto
City Council Agenda Sets Budget and Carnival Permit
The Port Lavaca City Council planned to review the proposed fiscal year budget and set a public hearing time tonight at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall Annex. Also on the 14 item agenda is a carnival permit request by United Citizens League for Sept. 16 17 and 18 at the Port Lavaca Fishing Pier park.
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Port Lavaca
United Citizens League
Texas Department of Public Highways and Transportation
Tilley
North Virginia
Holladay Construction Co
Wilkins Pta
Rome Bandits Hit Labor Ministry for Half Million Haul
In downtown Rome three bandits armed with submachine guns raided the Labor Ministry accounting office on payday, seizing 464 million lire (about $556,800). They used a tear gas blast, detained staff, cut phone wires, and fled in a waiting car. An hour later another trio robbed a nearby post office of 130 million lire (about $156,000).
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Rome
Labor Ministry
Treasury
Weather outlook with warm, partly cloudy conditions
Partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with highs in the mid-90s and overnight lows in the mid-70s. Variable winds 5-12 mph, seas 2-3 feet for boating and recreation with southeasterly winds 10-15 knots. Tides include highs at 3:03 p.m. today and 6:33 a.m. Tuesday, lows at 10:50 p.m. tonight and 11:57 a.m. Tuesday, sunset 8:23 p.m. today, sunrise 6:46 a.m. Tuesday. Barometric pressure 30.09.
Point Comfort to Hear Rate Increase Report
The Citizens Advisory Committee on the General Telephone Co rate rise will present its recommendations at the Point Comfort Board of Aldermen meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the city office. W. L. Schmidt will present the committee report. Also on the agenda are repairs to the city maintainer and animal complaints within city limits.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
General Telephone Co
Point Comfort Board of Aldermen
W. L. Schmidt
Audit Reveals Missing Funds At Calhoun County Fair
Calhoun County commissioners reviewed an audit by James Houlihan showing about 5 000 dollars in fair funds, 332 dollars in un deposited booth rental checks, 270 dollars from rodeo unaccounted for, and 190 dollars owed to a producer. The Fair Association president Charles Ward requested annual audits and turnover by Nov 15. The board approved Steve Krenek as assistant county agent and Eskew’s resignation as justice of the peace, with duties to shift to Precinct 2. Ward praised county cooperation and noted efforts to strengthen finances. The county judge emphasized the funds are Fair Association funds. A 1977 budget session, a Sept 1 public hearing, and land deed and Maxwell Ditch erosion plans were also discussed.
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Calhoun County Fair Association
James Houlihan
Steve Krenek
Justice of the Peace
H.B. Eskew
Eskew
Calhoun County
Charles Ward
Fair Association
Houlihan
Ward
Fair Association Board of Directors
Krenek
Charles Real
Boling
Texas A&m University
Puerto Rico
Probation Ends for Mutscher in Brenham County Judge Vote
Former Texas House Speaker Gus Mutscher, jailed over a 1972 bribery conspiracy, was released early from five years of probation and poised to become Washington County judge after Brenham District Judge J Neal Daniel signed the order. Prosecutors offered no objection per policy. Mutscher has repaid much of his debts and continues regular payments as his appointment awaited.
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Abilene, Tex
Texas
Gus Mutscher
Brenham
J. Neal Daniel
Mutscher
Bill McCay
Washington County
Travis County
Austin
Sharpstown Bank
Dist
Robert Smith
Houston
Frank Sharp
McCay
Daniel
White House intruder’s motive puzzles officials
Washington authorities say they are puzzled by why cab driver Chester M. Plummer, 30, scaled the White House fence and threatened a guard with a three-foot pipe before being fatally shot. Police note no listed threat, unclear grievances, and ongoing security reviews follow the incident near the White House as President Ford’s family resided.
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Washington
White House
Chester M. Plummer
Executive Protective Service
Pvt
Chales A. Garland
Plummer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lewis McClain
Secret Service
McClain
Jack Warner
Susan Ford
Red Top Cab Co
Arlington
Ford
Cub Scout Olympic Winners Named in Point Comfort Meet
In Indianola District Cub Scouts Swim Meet and Olympics in Point Comfort, 18 participants competed. Winners by age included nine-year-old Dwayne Skow for the softball throw, with ten-year-olds Silver Garza Michael Morris and Scott Skelton leading. eight-year-olds had no eligible participants from previous packs.
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Indianola
Point Comfort
Dwayne Skow
Silver Garza
Michael Morris
Scott Skelton
Michael Piwitz
Rich German
Donnie Gollaher
Brent Hoefling
Mike Mackenroth
Steven Mang
Russel Koliba
Randy Hermes
Mike Morris
Michael Pinetz
Donnie Golleher
Cary Johnson
Alan Michalik
G. A. Mackenroth
Bobby King
Jack
Betty Skelton
Silver Garza Sr
Emily Garga
Vicky Macholik
Harvey Show
Charlie Bush
Garza
Jack Skelton
Hoefling
Carlton Hoeflings
Port Lavaca
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Olivia Community Center
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Guadalupe Blanco River Authority
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Corpus Christi
Texas Water Quality Board
Environmental Protection Agency
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Willis Jetton
Hannah Bank
Maxwell Ditch
Soil Conservation Service
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