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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1975
Page
8
President Ford signals possible postponement of parts of the oil tariffs and the price decontrol plan to secure a compromise with congressional Democrats. He may veto a bill delaying the entire tariff program as part of the effort.
Calhoun High School announces 131 students named to the Honor Roll for the 4th six weeks. Among them 53 seniors, 30 juniors, and 45 sophomores earned spots, with detailed lists of students on the A Honor Roll and the A and B Honor Roll across grades.
Rock Island Line officials seek the reaction of about 10 000 hourly workers to a plan to keep rail stock moving amid a financial crunch. President John W. Ingram urged a 10 percent wage deferral until the railroad regains sound finances, with withheld funds to be paid later. Union leaders agreed to back the voluntary employee loan program in a meeting with company executives.
Washington AP says municipal tax rebates hinge on emergency aid as cities face higher taxes. Arlington's Gladys Hall, 12, to attend Las Vegas NARC convention as poster child. Syracuse mayor urges $5B emergency funds to prevent loss of federal rebates and to fund public services and welfare programs amid layoffs.
Charles Ward of Aransas Wildlife Refuge will appear on Corpus Christi Educational station KNED Channel 16 Friday at 9 p.m. The half hour program Weekend on St. Joseph Island features the island near Mustang, reachable only by ferry. Repeats March 13 at 6 p.m.
A licensed bonded contractor advertises painting remodeling and additions to homes with written guarantees on art work. Contact Bowman Real Estate at 52-3751 or 552-6542 for services.
In Philadelphia area reports say milkmen expand beyond dairy, adding pantyhose, baked goods, candy and cosmetics to home deliveries. Harbison’s Dairy and Sealtest drivers note higher profits but route consolidations reduce personal contact with customers.
Assistant District Attorney Gerald Banks says charges will likely be dropped against two Dallas residents tied to the Twentieth Century Motor Car Corp. investigation. Dallas County grand jurors meanwhile returned indictments Monday against six California residents.
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