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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1975

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Calhoun County runway grant study to be reviewed at GCCOG meeting

The Golden Crescent Council of Governments executive committee will review a grant request for Calhoun County Airport reconstructing runway taxiway and apron with 315 000 federal 50 000 state funds and 55 000 county participation. Also on the agenda are multiple grant applications regional plans and advisory committee appointments.

Calhoun County Golden Crescent Council of Governments Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration la Salle Victoria Bank and Trust Texas Airport Systems San Antonio State Hospital Texas Commission On Alcoholism Criminal Justice Division GCCOG

Island status discussed at Houston meeting

Houston lawmakers and officials including Rep Joe Wyatt Col Sid Ward and Calhoun Chamber president attend a 7 p m meeting at the San Jacinto Lung Association Auditorium to review Matagorda Island status The program lists Marcus Nelson Frank Johnson and Mark Goseen among participants as the DoD considers an air base disposal following the November base closure decision by the Armed Services Committee in the House

Houston Joe Wyatt D-Bloomington Sid Ward Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce Matagorda Island Citizens Environmental Coalition of Houston San Jacinto Lung Association Dallas St Marcus C. Nelson Albuquerque N.M U.S. Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife Frank Johnson Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Mark Goseen Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Department of Defense Armed Services Committee House

Matagorda Island to be subject of organization of Representatives

Matagorda Island may come under a new organizational review by Representatives. If the disposal order is approved, the General Services Administration would assume control of disposition. The Interior Department is believed to be involved in the process.

Matagorda Island Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Interior GSA State of Texas

Shrimp Dispute at Port O Connor Reaches Court

A small claims case filed by Vonnie Lewis against the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department was heard before Justice of the Peace James Dworaczyk. The suit claimed officials declared a load of shrimp abandoned and seized it from the docks.

Port O’connor Vonnie Lewis Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Justice of the Peace James Dworaczyk Lewis Department

Food futures involve leaves fish and single cell protein

For years tales warned of global hunger as crops fail. Now scientists say when traditional crops wane we will feed on leaves fish oil seeds and single cell protein. Research expands options and new products to sustain the world’s food supply.

Single Cell Protein Faces Future Food Supply

The article discusses diet for astronauts and the rising importance of protein in food business. It explains micro organisms like bacteria producing protein dried into single cell protein, led by a French team. Organisms can grow on petroleum paraffin wax, with plants making hundreds of thousands of tons yearly, signaling global production growth. The writer jokes about solving the world food crisis and eating a hamburger.

Weather Outlook With Warm Temperatures and Showers

Partly cloudy and warm through Saturday with isolated afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers. Southerly winds 8 to 16 mph, gusty at times. Highs in the low 90s, nights in the upper 70s. 20 percent precipitation chance later today tonight and Saturday. Recreation forecast notes southeast winds 12 to 20 knots with isolated showers. Seas 4 to 8 ft, then 1 to 3 or 5 ft Saturday night. Tides list today’s low tide at 6:53 p.m. high at 3:00 a.m. low at 10:51 a.m. and low at 9:39 p.m.

Calhoun County Court Meets Monday for Space Fee Talks

Commissioners' Court sets regular meeting Monday at 1 p.m. in Port Lavaca. Items include revising utility and janitorial charges for county buildings, renewing the USDA APHIS space agreement for the Agriculture Building, an agreement with the Texas Department of Public Welfare for Annex space, and permits for Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority pipeline work on county roads. Real estate purchase discussed in closed session.

Calhoun County Commissioners’ Court Port Lavaca U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal Plant Health Inspection Service Calhoun County Texas Department of Public Welfare Annex Guadalupe-Blanco

Texas farmers to receive acreage and production survey

About 24 700 Texas farmers including Calhoun County residents will get an acreage and production questionnaire from Charles Caudill, Agricultural Statistician. The survey determines harvested acreage and production of early crops for Texas and each county. Returns are requested by mail with confidentiality maintained. the survey is a joint effort of USDA’s Statistical Reporting Service and the Texas Department of Agriculture.

Texas Calhoun County Charles Caudill Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Austin USDA Statistical Reporting Service Texas Department of Agriculture

Student tour of Germany enriches study with music and history

Dallas music major Charles Coward and six classmates plus two Southwestern University teachers toured Germany for three weeks. They visited Cologne, Munich, Nuremberg, Bayreuth, Bayreuth Wagner sites, Rothenburg, Ludwig II castles, Ettal Monastery, Oberammergau potential, Garmisch, Mittenwald, Lindau and St Gall Switzerland. The trip mixed opera, concerts, history, and Bavarian landscapes, ending with a return to Munich and homeward bound.

Charles Coward Richard Wagner Germany Richard Strauss Nuremberg Bamburg Wurzburg Bayreuth Wagner Wagner Opera Theater Charles Rothenburg Herrgottskercke Tilman Riemenschneider Bavarian Alps Fussen Ludwig II Neuschwanstein Hohenschwangau Nymphenburg Linderhof Ettal Oberammergau Die Wies Garmisch Zugspitze Mittenwald Lindeau Bodensee Switzerland St. Gall Munich

Port Lavaca Council to Hear Gas Rate Hike and Dog O

The Port Lavaca City Council will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the City Hall Annex to first read three ordinances including a dog at large ban, and consider an Houston Natural Gas rate increase without advisory input. Other items include sewer maintenance for Brookhollow, lot condition complaints, Disaster Aid, and appointments to housing and electrical boards.

Port Lavaca City Hall Annex Paul Gary Daryl Smith The Houston Natural Gas Corporation Citizens’ Advisory Brookhollow Livingston Alamo Heights Georgetown

Renner named Alcoa head in board shakeup

William B. Renner, 54, vice president sales mill products since 1973, was elected president and director of Aluminum Company of America. W. H. Krome George, 57, was elected chairman, succeeding John D. Harper as chair. Harper remains director and chair of the executive committee. Three new executive vice presidents were named Marvin E. Gantz Jr., Frederick C. Irving Jr., and T. H. Kerry. Ronald Hoffman and Fred J. Resch received officer roles. George and Renner outlined long histories with Alcoa and noted promotions across mill products and allied fields.

Pittsburgh Aluminum Company of America W.H. Krome George Alcoa John D. Harper William B. Renner George Marvin E. Gantz Jr Frederick C. Irving Jr T.H. Kerry Ronald Hoffman Fred J. Resch Gantz George Said Renner Wittenberg University Middletown Ohio New York Garden City N.Y Newark N.J Cincinnati Eastern Field Sales Cheir

Seadrift board probes eight tax valuations

Eight Seadrift residents appeared before the Board of Equalization to challenge home valuations for this year. The panel agreed to visit four residences to check for unfair assessments, noting improvements and mobile homes affected values. The city taxes 75 percent of assessed value with a $1.50 per $100 rate. funds may be used to improve drainage.

Seadrift Board of Equalization Glen Cunningham

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Attorney General's Office Parks and Wildlife Committee Texas House Senate Wyatt Dick Fisher Commissioners Court Dallas Southwestern University Cologne Astoria Schwabing Die Meistersinger Bavarian State Opera Munich Philharmonic Alven Berg Stanley Smith Charles Just Bavaria Alcoa Head Equalization Board San Antonio Jerry Amason Amason
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