4 H Youth Exchange Planned With World Wide Links
The National 4 H Foundation and Texas 4 H Youth Development Foundation plan the International 4 H Youth Exchange IFYE to foster international understanding. Delegates aged 20 to 30 with 4 H experience may apply by August 10 for next year. The program lasts three to six months with host families abroad and costs 1300 dollars with 300 contributed by the delegate. Two inbound IFYEs per outbound Texan are typical.
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Houston graduation honors UH students from Port Lavaca group
About 3,500 candidates for degrees from the University of Houston were recognized at the May 17 commencement in Hofheinz Pavilion. Dr. Duncan Wimpress of Trinity University delivered the address, with UH President Philip Hoffman presiding and presenting diplomas and teaching excellence awards.
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Fire leader ends course at international fire school
Seadrift Union Carbide's fire protection section leader John L. Edgley completed a three day program at an international fire school in Marinette Wisconsin. Attendees were instructed in the newest methods of fire fighting in industrial locations.
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Texas bill would fund doctors for rural Texas towns
State Representative Fred Head praised final passage of the bill to station doctors in underserved small cities and rural areas. The plan offers medical students a $100 monthly stipend for four years in rural service and requires at least 20 percent of each medical school's new class to participate, addressing the shortage across 17 counties lacking physicians.
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Cortez trains with 1st Battalion on Okinawa
Private First Class Jesus Cortez Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Cortez of Port Lavaca participated in training exercises on Okinawa with units of the 1st Battalion 4th Marine Regiment. He conducted night patrols simulated ambushes and other maneuvers testing readiness and equipment. He also learned survival techniques and land navigation.
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City Council weighs 18 percent return in ordinance
The council debated an ordinance aiming for an 18 percent minimum return on investment, with Fricke noting it could not fall below that rate and that annual profit and loss statements and quadrennial audits would accompany the investment. The parks board proposed a Brook Hollow subdivision lot for a new park, with safety plans to be developed. Entitlement VI revenue sharing of 147512 was earmarked for multi-purpose and general projects, needing Treasury submission by June 24, with public hearings to adjust the budget. City Manager Gibson proposed using funds for a capital improvement project like a new city hall.
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Peace and threat of war linger after Vietnam fadeout
The AP surveys that no current war exists but armed violence remains worldwide. From Korea to the Middle East, tensions persist as the Indochina outcome emboldens the North, UN buffer mandates expire in July, and many regions — from Southeast Asia to Europe and Africa — face ongoing guerrilla action, civil strife, and potential great-power involvement.
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Marine Private First Class Roselio Garcia Completes Okinawa Training
Marine recruit Roselio Garcia son of Cecilia Garcia Port Lavaca concluded training with units of the 1st Battalion 4th Marine Regiment on Okinawa. The exercises tested personnel and equipment readiness and Garcia received instruction in survival techniques and land navigation.
Bowling League Meetings Invite Open Teams
The Mixed Bowling League holds an organizational meeting tonight at 8 45 at Sea Lanes Bowling Center seeking participants. Two more summer league meetings follow next Monday with openings in the Monday Night Ladies League at 7 30 p m and the Men's Scratch League at 8 p m.
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Port Lavaca Girl Graduates From Lamar
Janice Kay Butler Wilson of Port Lavaca is among 708 degree candidates for Lamar University's 23rd annual Spring commencement. She earns a B A in mathematics. ceremony is May 17 at 7 30 p m in Cardinal Stadium with Lamar President Dr John E Gray conferring degrees.
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Six Flags Takes Over Astroworld Houston Facility
AP reports Six Flags Inc has acquired a 20 year lease on the Astroworld entertainment park in Houston, a $24 million facility plus 45 adjoining undeveloped acres. The deal ends 18 months of negotiations and implies a total 20 year outlay near $50 million with staged lease payments planned. Ned P. DeWitt, Six Flags president, says the aim is a markedly different entertainment experience from Six Flags Over Texas.
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Burglary probes and park plans stir local scene
Sheriff investigates a Fisher Smith Road burglary with losses including a washer dining table chairs lawn mower an electric clock and two tires valued at 637. A separate report notes a stolen 390 horsepower blue V-8 engine from a service station on S Commerce Street. A bar on S Ann Street was burglarized for cigarettes. gas hoses cut at a Port O’Connor service station is also noted. Astroworld's independence from Six Flags Over Texas is announced as part of broader park holdings and Roy Hofheinz’s Astrodomain is described.
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Cheerleader Camp Planned at Kingsville A&I University
The Dynamic Cheerleaders Association will run a five day cheerleading camp at Texas A&I University in Kingsville from August 4 to 8. Open to junior high and high school squads with room and board provided. Advisers welcome. activities include instruction, chants, routines, skits, pep rallies, gymnastics, tumbling, spirit sessions, evaluations, personal help, judging and awards. Contact Hansell Plauche in Kingsville or the Kansas City association for details.
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Southwest Texas State grants degrees to near a thousand
Local students lead the spring class as SWTSU awards diplomas to nearly 1,000 graduates in a combined ceremony. Mary Herrington, Twinkle Johnson, Sharon Bonarden, and Kathleen Holt earn arts and education degrees with high honors while Bob Krueger delivers the commencement address in San Marcos.
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Suncrest
Port Lavaca
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Burnet
Tech
U.S
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New Braunfels
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Constitutional meet set in Texas for constitutional revision
A joint session in Austin on May 23 1975 will transmittal a new Texas State Constitution to voters. SJR 11 signed by lawmakers and Governor Briscoe, with an November 4 referendum featuring eight propositions including three related articles. Scroll to Texas State Archives for display. many officials and former leaders invited as guests.
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Robert Calvert
Nelson Wolff
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