Texans Oil Allowable Extended Through July in Texas
Austin AP Texans Oil and Gas Commission extended 100 percent statewide oil allowable through July marking the 40th straight month at maximum output. East Texas remains limited to 86 percent to prevent waste while July nominations by major buyers total 4,018,347 barrels per day, down 2,821 from June. Crude imports averaged 3,276,000 barrels daily, down 497,000 from early January. Major purchaser nominations include Amoco 350,000 Atlantic Richfield 180,000 Chevron 77,800 Cities Service 115,000 Continental 54,500 Diamond Shamrock 36,000 Exxon 797,000 Gulf 165,000 Mobil 345,000 Phillips 115,000 Shell 300,500 Sun 225,000 Texaco 223,000 Union of California 90,000.
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Austin, Tex
Texans Railroad Commission
Texas
East Texas
Commission
Ben Ramsey
United States
Amoco
Atlantic
Chevron
Continental
Exxon
Gulf
Mobil
Phillips
Shell
Sun
Texaco
Union of California
Deputy Refuses Arrest Then Faces Threats
Navarro Jr asked Deputy Lindsey to arrest his wife for being gone three days and threatened to shoot her. Lindsey arrested Navarro on public intoxication and threat charges. Police tussles centered on air gun infractions in Port Lavaca with fines up to 200 dollars. Detective Joe Pena returned from FBI training as officers investigated a July weekend theft spree and assaults in nearby towns.
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Lindsey
Marcos John Navarro Jr
Navarro
Joe Pena
FBI Academy
Washington
Pablo Gonzalez
Port Lavaca
Gonzalez
S. Commerce
Spring
April Bonds sales reported in 1975 totals
U.S. Savings Bonds Series E and H sales in April reached $57,074 in the county program chaired by R.J. Roemer. For the first four months, sales were $236,764, about 36 percent of the year’s 1975 goal. Statewide sales reached $82,368,654, about 35 percent of the 1975 goal.
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U.S
R.J. Roemer
Lions Club to Install New Officers
The Evenings Lions Club will install its new officers at 7 p.m Tuesday in the Shell Fish Restaurant. John Nelson becomes president succeeding Carles Ward. New officers include Russell Cain, Robert Hall, Paul Duenez as vice presidents, Martin Hillis as secretary treasurer, Dr. Roy Schmidli as assistant secretary treasurer, Leo Westerholm as lion tamer, Clifton Watson as tail twister, and D L Buchanan Jim Phillips Ray Rayburn Hugh Crissman and Ward as directors. Bill Wales of Refugio will host the installation. A directors meeting will precede the installation dinner.
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Lions Club
John Nelson
Carles Ward
Russell Cain
Robert Hall
Paul Duenez
Martin Hillis
Roy Schmidli
Bernie McGrady
Leo Westerholm
Clifton Watson
D.L. Buchanan
Jim Phillips
Ray Ray
Seven major gas producers ordered to turn over records
Washington AP reports a House Commerce Committee subcommittee has subpoenaed confidential gas reserve records from seven major producers amid probes of possible underestimation of U S gas reserves to push prices higher. The panel seeks data by July 22 after years of court battles blocking access.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
U.S
The
Power Commission
John E. Moss
Dcalif
House Commerce Committee
Subcommittee On Oversight and Investigations
Cuba to Return 2 Million in Hijack Ransom Money
Cuba agrees to repay Southern Airways two million dollars in hijack ransom as one of six Cuban American issues. Prime Minister Fidel Castro outlined the plan in a letter to Senator George S. McGovern, who visited Cuba last month. McGovern released the letter on Monday.
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Washington
Cuba
Southern Airways
State Department
Fidel Castro
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
McGovern
4-H leader training schedule across Calhoun County
State 4-H announces leader training at the State 4-H Center in Brownwood with workshops from August to November on District Training Automotive Dairy Plant Pathology Recreation Records Public Speaking Fashion Food and Nutrition Family Life Clothing and Method Demonstrations. Fee is 10.50 per day with meals lodging and bedding. travel scholarships available. applications and questions via Extension Office. progress shows for steers and District 4-H Horse Show noted along with record deadlines and a County Dress Revue.
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Calhoun County
Brownwood
District Leaders Association
Froom
Eatonton
Georgia
Rodeo Arena
Armstrong Promoted to Specialist Four at Fort Hood
Army Specialist four Charles J. Armstrong, son of Mrs. Ann M. Ripptoe of Bay City, was promoted while serving as a clerk in the 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood.
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FT. Hood
Charles J. Armstrong
Ann M. Ripptoe
S. Park
Bay City
Army
1St Cavalry Divsion
Supreme Court expands press protection to some ads
The Supreme Court in a 7-2 decision moved to extend First Amendment protection to certain commercial advertising. A Virginia abortion referral ad in New York was deemed of public interest and thus protected, signaling potential broader coverage as the court weighs prices of prescription drug ads.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harry Blackmun
Virginia
New York
Alan B. Morrison
Public Citizen
Pharmace
American Bar Association
Camp Flipper crowns King and Queen at Baptist Encampment
Palacios David Wikmann of Port Lavaca and Janice Karapmeyer were named King and Queen Flipper at Camp Flipper's closing. Willie Wilson of Bay City and Elsa Longola of Port Lavaca were named outstanding campers, with Rickey Navarro and Kathy Lukefer chosen outstanding youth counselors. Thirty-two campers and counselors served 53 retarded children from Matagorda, Calhoun, and Goliad counties during a week of fishing, swimming, hiking, and crafts under Ray Reyes and Gulf Bend Center sponsorship.
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Matagorda
Calhoun
Goliad
Ray Reyes
Mary Helen Torres
Gulf Bend Center
Bill Flores
Gulf Bend
Texas Association For Retarded Citizens, Inc
Driving course offers 10 percent insurance cut at college
Wharton County Junior College offers an eight hour Defensive Driving Course in Wharton promising a 10 percent reduction in auto insurance for completers. Registration is June 23 in room 101C. The course runs over three evenings with a fourth session to be set, costs 8.50, requires at least 12 enrollees, and is taught by Charles Norton using new films and methods to teach safer driving and accident avoidance.
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Wharton County Junior College
Wharton
Charles Norton
Seadrift cowboy wins all around at Texas Youth Rodeo
Randy Dierlam of Seadrift is named an all-around junior division winner as the Texas Youth Rodeo Association event concludes in Victoria. Karl Kinsel of Cotulla and Janice Townsend of Atascosa take senior all-around Cowboy and Cowgirl honors with top junior and senior event winners listed, including Perriraz of Corpus Christi as top junior cowgirl and multiple event times noted.
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Victoria
Texas Youth Rodeo Association
Randy Dierlam
Seadrift
Karl Kinsel
Cotulla
Janice Townsend
Atascosa
Sandra Perriraz
Corpus Christi
Tammy Dubi
Giddings
Joe Beaver
Todd Stephan
el Campo
John Saunders
Linton
Vvian Foxell
Yoakum
Jim Carroll
Edna
Ray Bates
San Antonio
Forrest Wheeler
Tilden
Corley Ann Capps
Dilley
Cathy Cole
Gayln Zwerschke
Port Lavaca
Susan Shillings
Darlene O'Neal
Mike Arnold
Tina Hanselman
Julie
Rocky White
Three Rivers
Jan Williams
Hungerford
Belinda Wheat
Nancy Graham
Jay Bob McCann
Bryan
Dirrick Foster
Knneth Kay
Collegeport
Mitch Copps
Danny Dierlam
Jess Elrod
Pete Fox
George West
Dean reassigned to 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood
Army Specialist Five Marreece Dean son of Welder B Dean of Victoria was assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood Texas on June 3. The move places Dean in a new post within the division.
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Ft. Hood
Tex
Marreece Dean
Welder B. Dean
E. Warren Ave
Victoria
1St Cavalry Division
Morning Markets Boosts on Ford Optimism Amid Modest Gain
New York stocks rose modestly as investors were buoyed by President Ford’s upbeat economic outlook. The Dow gained 2.58 to 837.14 at noon while Gulf Oil jumped 1.5 points to 23.5 and Rockwell International added 1.5 to 25. Both firms announced preliminary talks on potential joint ventures or a merger after Monday’s close. The American and Big Board indices edged higher.
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Ford
New York Stock Exchange
Gulf Oil
Rockwell International
American Stock Exchange
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