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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
8
News reports describe Ford and Sadat’s talks as warm yet secretive with no conclusions. Sisco notes no final judgments as Kissinger eyes a step by step approach to negotiations and Palestinian rights are cited.
Israel plans a peace gesture by reducing tanks firepower and troop strength along the Suez Canal. Rabin announced halving front line tanks to at least 18 miles from the canal and moving all artillery 19 miles back from the shipping lane. Missiles except antitank weapons will be placed 24 miles away, and 35 front line troops will withdraw east of the UN buffer zone. Egypt will reopen the canal Thursday, with Rabin citing shipping safety and a tranquil atmosphere. The move follows last year’s disengagement pact evident during Ford and Sadat’s Salz burg meeting.
Port O Connor ceremonies awarded Leafy Johnson highest eighth grade. Irene Sudsberry second highest eighth grade. James Berger highest seventh grade. Other awards included Student Council pins and officers, Citizenship and DAR essay pins, Spelling, cheerleader pins, journalism pins, intramural medals, P E pins, and Boys Basketball award. Eighth grade diplomas were presented by Mrs Na omi Albright. A reception followed with Miss Elizabeth Hassell providing refreshments.
Across several states doctors withheld elective surgery and new patient intake to protest rising malpractice costs and a new state insurance framework. In California CMA urged a return to work, warning of a September repeat if legislation stalls. Rhode Island groups voted support for a June strike while Texas and Pennsylvania limited to emergencies with pre scheduled operations.
Edwin A. Wagner of the Bank of Commerce Point Comfort graduates May 30 from the School of Banking of the South at LSU. The two week course covers banking economics and finance with a 100‑member faculty. Since inception the school has awarded over 4,400 banker certificates with 180 hours of instruction yearly.
Rose Marie Gonzales of Port Lavaca earned a BS in business education from Texas A&I University in Kingsville and was named to the Honor Roll of 450 students for maintaining at least a 3.5 GPA.
Baylor University awarded diplomas May 16 with one Port Lavaca student and five area graduates among the ceremonies. Janice Schoenwolf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gaubian of Port Lavaca, earned a BA in speech therapy. In Victoria, William A. Hall earned a BSN in nursing, Gary R. Swartz earned a BA in radio television, Donald R. Truman earned a BA in management, Marsha Hahn Wilborn earned a BSN in nursing, and Nancy Tate Billings earned a BSED in secondary education.
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