Calhoun 4-H Members Attend Practice Judging Contest
Calhoun County 4 H members traveled to Texas A M University College Station for a practice judging contest with eight participants including Mary Ann Knobles and D Anna Heideman in Meats Identification and Albert Alois Edward Blinka Bart Canion Gary Heideman and Brad Sanders in Livestock Judging. They traveled with the Calhoun FFA group and will compete in District II Contests on April 5 while Horse Judging teams prepare for March 22.
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Calhoun County
Area Baptist revival opens in Port Lavaca
Dr. Jimmie Heflin of First Baptist Nederland opens an area wide Evangelism Campaign revival at Alamo Heights Baptist Church 1604 W Austin Port Lavaca with 11 am services Sunday and noon sessions through Wednesday. Evening programs 7 30 pm feature Rev Smith music and a 6 30 pm hot dog supper for children. The event includes a closing covered dish supper. Heflin, author and former Calvary Baptist McAllen pastor, has led Baptist activities statewide and earned 1971 Jaycee Minister of the Year honors.
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First Baptist Church of Nederland
Alamo Heights Baptist Church
1604 W. Austin
Port Lavaca
R. Carl Smith
Smith
Nederland
Heflin
Calvary Baptist Church of
McAllen
Southwest storm brings heavy snow and rain across regions
A new storm organized in the Southwest piled heavy snow over the southern Plateau and Rockies and spilled rain into lower elevations. Five inches of snow fell on Flagstaff Arizona and four inches on Bryce Canyon Utah with advisories for more snow in Utah Colorado northern Arizona and western New Mexico.
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Harbors of America film salutes Bicentennial youths
Mercury Marine releases a 27 minute patriotic film titled Harbors of America to be shown by schools and clubs. Narrated by Alexander Scourby it tours eastern harbors with stops at Strawbery Banke Portsmouth Ft McHenry Ellis Island and Boston Freedom Trail. Available as a 16mm sound color film from Telefilm Ltd Homosassa Springs Florida.
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Auto makers trim inventories as rebates spur February sales
Detroit carmakers reduced unsold inventories by 150000 to 1.5 million last month as rebates and layoffs helped push February sales. March outlook remains cautious with a 67 day supply and the risk of a further slowdown in daily selling. American Motors kept plants open amid layoffs and raised Pacer production while Chrysler offered rebates on 1974 models and some 1975 Dodge trucks. General Motors Ford and Chrysler reported multi‑week reductions to inventories. AMC held 6700? no.
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State charged for interference in utility regulation
Arlington businessman Curtis Bruner told the Senate State Affairs Committee that state meddling already interfered in utilities by inaction. William R Brown of Houston Power and Light warned a state utilities commission would create investor uncertainty. Ron Clower and Sen Bill Moore clashed over questions as talks touched on funding and potential power outages in 1980.
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Arlington Chemicsl
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William R. Brown
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Bill Moore
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Senate vote loom on environmental strip mining bill
Debate on a nationwide environmental controls bill for coal surface mining nears a Senate vote. Sen. Henry M. Jackson leads as supporters expect a wide margin, while administration aides and Sen. McClure push provisions allowing limited strip mining in national forests. The measure would ban mining on unreclaimable land, let states run programs, and impose a tax up to 35 cents per ton for reclamation.
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Complaint for marijuana possession filed in County Count
A possession of marijuana complaint was filed against Harry Carrillo Garcia alleging less than two ounces, a misdemeanor. District Attorney Bill Day has filed forgery complaints against four persons, and one DWI complaint was filed Monday.
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Deaths mark Palacios and Seadrift residents
Mrs Valentine R Cruz 78 of Palacios died Monday after a short illness. Funeral at St Anthony s Church Palacios with burial in Palacios Cemetery. Also funeral services for Earl Albert Bierman 73 of Seadrift at Seadrift Methodist Church with burial in Seadrift Cemetery. Both survivors listed. rosary for Cruz and pallbearers for Bierman named.
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St. Anthony's Catholic Church
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Rendon Funeral Home
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Mexico
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Lolita
Assumption Catholic Church
Ganario
Thomas Ramirez
Felix Reyna
Wharton
Gregorio Rivera
Rendon
Earl Albert Bierman
Seadrift
Seadrift Methodist Church
James Mayfield
First United Methodist Church
Port Lavaca
Bierman
Richardson Funeral Home
Seadrift Cemetery
Long Moll
Albert Bierman
Fannie de Cloudt Bierman
Night for Scouting Honors Across Four Locations
Scouts across the area will be honored at a special Night for Scouting event this evening. Meetings start at 7 p.m. at Jefferson Elementary School Seadrift Elementary School Port O'Connor Fire Hall and Point Comfort Elementary School. Boys from second to sixth grade may attend with their parents.
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Gospel event features Professor Harold Reel in Port Lavaca
Professor Harold Reel of San Jacinto College headlining the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship in Port Lavaca on Saturday at 7 30 p.m. at the G I Forum Building. The Singing Disciples will perform their musical ministry as part of the program.
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Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship
Port Lavaca
G.I. Forum
Reel
Division of Language Arts
San Jacinto College
Pasadena
Aid bill cuts foreign aid sharply in postwar review
A House subcommittee chairman described a $3.5 billion foreign aid bill as the largest cut since World War II, reducing the administration’s request by about $2.5 billion and trimming related programs by $464 million. The package includes $2.8 billion in aid, with $2 billion economic, $490 million military, and $300 million for foreign military loans, plus Peace Corps and refugee aid. Major recipients listed include South Vietnam at $22.5 billion, South Korea $11.9 billion, India $7.6 billion, and France $7.3 billion.
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South Vietnam
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Widow and daughter die from charcoal heat after outage
A Miami widow, Dolores Fernandez, 44, and her 11 year old daughter Felicita died of carbon monoxide poisoning after heating with a charcoal grill once their electricity was cut off. Assistant medical examiner Dr. Peter Lardizabal called it a sad case noting both were obviously cold.
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Miami
Peter Lardizabal
Dade County
Dolores Fernandez
Felicita
Motorcycle Mishap Sends Two to Hospitals
Late Sunday a motorcycle crash near the causeway bridge left Daniel Vasquez with back lacerations treated at Champ Traylor Memorial Hospital after he hit a median and lost control. Mary Spence received facial injuries and was moved to Spahn Hospital in Corpus Christi in fair condition. Ruby remained in good condition at a local hospital on Monday.
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Daniel Vasquez
Causeway Bridge
Butch Cashion
Vasquez
Champ Traylor Memorial Hospital
Mary Spence
Spahn Hospital
Corpus Christi
Ruby
Radio talks by Rev Reeves planned on KNAL
The Rev Milam Reeves of Victoria College and local United Methodist churches will host a 15 Sunday radio series on KNAL titled The Five Great Fires of Biblical History scheduled 10:05 to 10:15 a.m. through Nov 10. Victoria College President Dr J D Moore will introduce the program. Reeves holds degrees from Princeton and SMU. Meanwhile, local police report several thefts burglaries and vandalism including a $73 plant theft on Virginia Street a tire theft in Little Mexico and a $188 burglary of an auto plus other incidents including a stereo and tools taken and a broken window at a Cyprus Street business.
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Victoria College
Telferner and Nursery United Methodist Churches
KNAL
J.D. Moore
Emory University
Atlanta
Reeves
Princeton Theological Seminary
SMU
Sikes
Sheriff's Office
Virginia St
Little Mexico
Six Mile
Mahan St
Leon St
Cyprus St
Meadowview St
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