Calhoun County Horse Show Winners and District Qualifiers
The Calhoun County Horse Show on June 6 qualified 4-Hers for the District show in League City on June 24. Judges included Malcolm Calaway of Victoria. Twenty contestants competed in 13 events with top six in each event earning awards. Champions included Alan Ramirez as Champion Mare, Cindy Ramirez as Champion Gelding, Debbie Carter as Reserve Champion Mare, and LaVonne May as Reserve Champion Gelding. District representatives are Cindy Ramirez, Alan Ramirez, LaVonne May, Debbie Carter, Kerna Davis, Sherilyn Walthall, and Philip Henke.
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Malcolm Calaway
Victoria
Alan Ramirez
Debbie Carter
League City
Cindy Ramirez
Alan Rameirez
LaVonne May
Kerna Davis
Sherilyn Walthall
Philip Henke
Cindy Rameirez
Carol Rau
Amy Tatum
Terri Schneider
Shela Harvey
Cathy Albrecht
Pam Wright
Dana Grimes
Tommy May
Megan Wright
Telecasting by satellite tested at several sites
In spring 1974 PBS tested telecasting by satellite with a mobile ground terminal across 18 public TV stations in the Northeast and Midwest The CPB and PBS seek bids for 150 permanent receive only satellite earth terminals with possible future PBS station installation The plan aims to evaluate satellite use for national broadcasts reducing reliance on land lines and enabling multi channel, four show transmission if adopted This fall a decision on shifting to satellites for national programs may be made by PBS officials
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Public Broadcasting Service
Northeast
Midwest
PBS
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
U.S
CPB
Henry Lemmis
Birmingham Soldier Assigned as Cannoneer in 75th Artillery
Birmingham, a son of Mrs. Rose Birmingham of Victoria, is assigned as a cannoneer in the 75th Field Artillery here. His father, Enos S. Birmingham, lives at 202 Forest St. in Victoria.
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Glenn D. Birmingham
Rose Birmingham
N. Levi St
Victoria
75Th Field Artillery
Enos S. Birmingham
Forest St
Summer youth job prospects dim in 1975 report
The lagging job market with 9.2 percent unemployment pressures youth. BLS data project about 550,000 more job seekers aged 16 to 24 this July than last year, straining teens and new graduates. College hiring may drop 18 percent, with inner city teens facing the worst rates, risking social tension and delayed career starts.
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New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
College Placement Council
Airman Stephen Haeber completes basic training
Airman Stephen E. Haeber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nolen E. Haeber of Tivoli, completed six weeks of Air Force basic training at Lackland in San Antonio. He learned the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received instruction in human relations. He will continue at Lackland for security police specialty training. A 1974 Austwell-Tivoli High School graduate, he remains in training.
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San Antonio
Stephen E. Haeber
Nolen E. Haeber
Tivoli
Air Force
Lackland B
Cycle Shack Sales Parts and Accessories In Stock
Cycle Shack offers a range of parts and accessories as expert mechanics stock up for repairs. Local shop promotes official service and ready availability for cyclists.
Wharton Junior College summer schedule announced
Wharton County Junior College released its summer calendar with test dates and fees. The lineup includes June 13 Vocational Nursing Test, June 14 ACT testing and a senior citizens dance, June 20 Real Estate area testing, June 23 to August 8 early fall registration, July 1 ACT residual, July 4 holiday, July 15 classes begin, July 16 residual ACT test, and July 31 residual ACT test, with testing fees noted at each event.
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Wharton County Junior College
J.R. Peace Building
Peace Building
Bill to Aid Homeowners Clears House
The House passed a $1.3 billion measure to protect mortgages and spur home buying. It would offer emergency loans to prevent foreclosure for about 300,000 unemployed homeowners and provide $1,000 subsidies for new home buyers, with Senate fate uncertain and a possible presidential veto anticipated.
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Washington
Senate
Henry S. Reuss
House Banking Committee
Wisconsin Democrat
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