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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1975
Page
7
Fragmentary report notes a run sequence with limited readable names and numbers. Key elements mention a 3 percent placement and a late Sutton win despite two runs, but essential details and entities are unreadable.
Local notice advertises a part time position suitable for a housewife or retired person. It promises good earnings and directs interested readers to call Port Lavaca Wave for details.
Dial a Ride transit schemes draw riders nationwide but struggle to cover costs with subsidies and low fares. Minneapolis launched Feb 3 with 190000 in subsidies for nine months while anticipated revenue stays around 15000. San Jose’s program, once the nation’s biggest, ended after three months due to high costs and demand.
Senator Charles H. Percy blasted anonymous officials who signed Kissinger’s name to minor instructions at the United Nations. He urged the U.S. to place its best diplomats in New York and empower them free of petty directives to boost influence in the General Assembly. He urged Arab states to oppose suspending Israel from the next General Assembly, arguing such action would block peace steps.
Rep. Dale Milford asks the House Appropriations Committee to cite officials for contempt of Congress over the Navy F18 jet selection. Sen. Proxmire accuses the process of mocking fly before you buy while GAO probes LTV Aerospace protest about the F16 derivative.
Ankara sources report Turkey's National Security Council drew up a plan to withdraw U S forces amid the arms embargo. Demirel cabinet discussed a four hour session on phased closure of 20 American bases including Incirlik. Proposals aim to pressure Congress to lift the embargo and resume arms aid.
The House Ways and Means Committee plans to craft new legislation to prevent the national debt limit from expiring at month end after the House voted 225 to 175 against an $85.1 billion increase to raise the ceiling to 916.1 billion. Without a change, the temporary 531 billion borrowing tap would end and the limit would drop to 400 billion.
National Council of Independent Colleges reports 55 percent of 607 member schools saw more fall applications than last year while 17 percent stayed level. Cornell and Smith College report strong applicant numbers. Kansas independents run 17 percent ahead. Average private college cost climbs to 4391 dollars, up from 3800.
Original Letters Testamentary were granted to Ruby Mae Milam on June 16 1975 by the Calhoun County Texas court for the estates of Virgil N. Rice and Gladys Loraine Rice. Creditors must present claims by law. Executrix mail address is 1110 Third Street Palacios Texas 77465.
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