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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1976

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Land Drainage Project Boosts Calhoun County Farmland

At a Drainage District II tour in Calhoun County officials and about 30 residents evaluated the Chocolate Little Chocolate and Lynn's Bayou watershed project. The $460000 construction by Kinchen Construction Co. reclaimed over 100 acres, reduced standing water, and aims to drain six inches of rain in 24 hours.

Louie Foester Jr Lynn Drainage District II Calhoun County Brett Allie Brett Wright Chocolate Little Chocolate Lynn's Bayou Smith Farm Port Lavaca

Billion-Dollar Gulf Coast Plant Planned by ARCO and DuPont

ATLANTIC RICHFIELD CO and DuPont announce a $1 billion petrochemical plant on the Texas Gulf Coast via Centennial Hydrocarbons Co. Construction starts in 1978, completion in 1981. About 800 permanent jobs plus 3,500 construction workers. Annual output valued at $120 million to $150 million. Location not specified.

Los Angeles Atlantic Richfield Co DuPont Co Gulf Coast Texas DuPont ARCO

Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy and Warm Through Thursday

Partly cloudy and warm through Thursday with a slight chance of late afternoon thundershowers. West to southwest winds 10-15 mph shifting to southerly Thursday. Highs near 70, lows around 70 tonight, 20 percent rain chance this afternoon and Thursday. Boating and recreation winds southeast 10 knots, seas 2-3 feet, higher in showers. Tides high 5:35 pm and 8:39 am Thursday, low 1:00 am and 2:39 pm Thursday. Barometer 30.03 inches. Sunset 8:31 pm, sunrise 6:33 am.

4-H Dress Show Winners Named at Calhoun Event

Janet Benarden won top senior division in a Bicentennial style dress review at Calhoun Agricultural Building Auditorium. Susan Ward shared senior honors in sub-deb, Nancy Meeks led pre-teens, with blue and white ribbons awarded to multiple testers. ceremony featured 4-H leaders and judges Mrs Don Montier and Mrs Maxine Smajstrala.

Janet Benarden Susan Ward Nancy Meeks Calhoun Agricultural Building Karen Hartl Roxanne Sikes Margaret Hartl Mary Binka Laurie Braun Mary Blinka Glenda Chatham Kimberli Jaynes Jeanette Gray Annette Hartl Lisa Bowman Anna Whitcomb Annette Blinka 4H Council Nancy Maguire Janet Bonarden Walter Maguire A. H. Bonarden Don Montier Maxine Smajstrala Calhoun School

Jail Caches Raided Shakedown Uncovers Escape Tools

Lubbock County deputies conducted a four hour jail shakedown after a tip of an escape plot. They found rope improvised from sheets, 48 hacksaw blades, sharpened spoons, drug caches, bucket handles and socks with tinfoil for bludgeons. Eleven inmates were restricted from mail visitation and commissary.

Lubbock Albert Smith Smith

Equalization Meetings Set by Point Comfort Council

The Point Comfort Board of Equalization meetings were set for July 20 and August 3 at 7 p.m. in City Hall during a special emergency City Council session. A third meeting will be scheduled later. Tax hearings were moved from July 15 and 27 due to council members’ travel.

Point Comfort Board of Equalization

Supreme Court voids Nebraska mass murder news ban

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a Nebraska judge’s order restricting news coverage of a mass murder case was an unconstitutional restraint on the press. Chief Justice Burger wrote that prior restraints remain difficult to justify and only under narrow conditions. The decision signals cautious openness to future limits to protect fair trials.

Washington Supreme Court Nebraska Warren E. Burger Burger Los Angeles Manson U.S. Circuit Court San Francisco William T. Farr Los Angeles Herald-Examiner Farr Susan Atkins Charles Manson Sharon Tate

Unemployment Rate in Calhoun County Rises in May

May unemployment in Calhoun County rose to 6.1 percent from 5.3 as the labor force grew to 7,788 with 475 jobless. Compared to April, the county had 7,655 workers and 406 unemployed at 5.3 percent, while May 1975 saw 7,592 workers with 434 unemployed at 5.7 percent. The rise followed layoffs at Alcoa, with rains possibly dampening construction activity.

Calhoun County Willis Mason Victoria Office of Texas Employment Commission Alcoa Mason

State House Leaders Seek Social Session

Austin AP. Gov Briscoe's response awaited to a claim by House leaders that a special legislative session could save Texans more than 10 percent on utility bills. Speaker Clayton outlined proposals from Ways and Means and other committees, with predicted savings of 10 to 12 percent and tax reductions funded by a projected $3 billion surplus.

Austin Tex Iph Briscoe House Bill Clayton Clayton Treasury Uto Wyatt

Chicano Bicentennial Celebration Site Prepared Near Green Lake

Sheriff reports site moves and infrastructure progress for a mass gathering at a 40 acre Whatley Road lease. Restrooms and fencing underway, health rules under daily check. judge awaiting final compliance by Friday 6 p.m. for a permit allowing up to 10 000 attendees.

Green Lake Maurice Wood Clayton Toulson Willis Jetton Willis) Jetton Justo Chavano Whatley Road

Point Plans Fishing Contest At Point Comfort

A free children's fishing contest tied to Point Comfort bicentennial will be held Saturday at the bayfront. Contestants under 12 must register with chairman Richard Walther between 3 and 6 p.m. Entries must be caught at the bayfront. Larry Weaver provides silver bicentennial dollars for prizes 3 2 1 to the largest, second largest, and smallest fish.

Point Comfort Bayfront Richard Walther Point Comfort Bayfront Larry Weaver

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