Port Lavaca approves parade permit ordinance Feb 25 1975
Port Lavaca City Council passed an ordinance requiring parade permits for any company or group. The measure sets parade hours routes prohibited types liability insurance permit fees and penalties between five and two hundred dollars. Effective April 1 1975. Lorene Sulton, City Secretary.
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Texas DPS chief urges 60 mph speed limit rise
Col Wilson E Speir told the 36th Texas Safety Conference that Texas drivers do not respect the 55 mph limit and that raising it to 60 mph could boost voluntary compliance. He argued lower limits reduce deaths and noted 3,692 traffic deaths in 1973 versus 3,042 so far in the current year ending March 15. He warned speeds rise will bring more fatalities. James R Arnold urged universal driver education and periodic license tests with stricter penalties for drunk driving.
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Confessed Strangler Fails in First Parole Bid
In Austin Texas James C Cross Jr the confessed strangler of two University of Texas coeds failed in his first parole bid from a life sentence The State Board of Pardons and Paroles said it will wait a year before reviewing Cross case again He was convicted of murder nine years ago.
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GM to borrow $600 million to fund heavy investment
GM will issue $600 million in bonds to finance worldwide operations including working capital, tool purchases, and plant equipment. The offering splits into $300 million in 30 year debentures and the rest in 10 year notes, the first debt since 1953.
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Card of Thanks for support after bereavement
The Quintanilla family expresses deep appreciation for sympathy shown after the loss of son Joe Luis. They thank City Police Luis Walker McClure Flores Florist El Monterrey Cafe Port Lavaca Funeral Home Rev Leo Gauvin and many friends and relatives for kindness. Harvey Allen Raby disclaims debts made by others.
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