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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1976

Page

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Approval Given for 50-Unit Low Rent Housing Here

Port Lavaca housing authorities approve a 50 unit low rent public housing project to be built on 5.5 acres between George and Tilley streets facing George Street. Construction runs about 10 months with total cost $775000 funded by HUD backed bonds. The project includes one to four bedroom units, offices, and maintenance space, with rents capped at 25 percent of tenants net income.

Port Lavaca Housing Authority George Street George and Tilley Streets Housing Authority Housing and Urban Development Agency Port Lavaca Housing Corporation HUD Housing Corporation Herbert

GNP Surges as Economy Tops Pre-Recession Peak

The Commerce Department reports the first quarter GNP grew at an 8.5 percent annual rate in inflation adjusted terms, rising to 1,241.2 billion and surpassing the 1973 peak. Inflation cooled to 3.5 percent and after tax corporate profits climbed to 84.3 billion, the highest since 1974.

Washington Commerce Department

Ford Boost In New York Delegation Affects Convention Race

Ford gains in delegate race after Michigan Maryland wins as New York Republicans plan a meeting to rally uncommitted delegates. Humphrey draft moves surface amid Carter results as Brown Udall Udall campaign in key states. Carter touts open convention path with 714 delegates to 275.5. 1505 needed.

Ford Michigan Maryland New York California Ronald Reagan Hubert H. Humphrey Jimmy Carter Humphrey Joseph Crangle Erie County N.Y Paul Simon Simon Crangle Ohio Asformatov Edmund Brown Jr Carter Oregon Nevada Tennessee Kentucky Arkansas Idaho Brown New York City Arizona Morris Udall Washington Eugene Ore Udall

Giscard to visit Texas ranch during bicentennial tour

French President Valery Giscard d Estaing visits the Scattered Oaks Ranch near Houston for a barbecue and horse show as part of his Texas leg. The event includes a champagne toast, a 10 foot cake exhibit, and a dinner with Houston officials. He travels by Concorde and helicopter from Intercontinental Airport.

Houston Valery Giscard d’Estaing America Texas Giscard L.F. McCollum Continental Oi! Co McCollum Scattered Oaks Jacques Kosciusko- Morizet McCollums New Orleans Gerald Ford Intercontinental Airport Dolph Briscoe McCollum Ranch Hyatt Regency Hotel Fred Hofheinz Lafayette U.S Air Force Kosciusko-Morizet France Republic of Texas Philadelphia United States

Mysterious Dr X case surgeon charged with five murders

In Hackensack New Jersey surgeon Dr Mario Jascalevich faces a five count murder indictment in the so called Dr X case tied to the deaths of five Riverdell Hospital patients in 1965 and 1966. Investigators found curare traces in exhumed tissues suggesting fatal outcomes.

Mario Jascalevich Superior Court Theodore Trautwein Englewood Cliffs Christ Hospital Jersey City Carl Rohrbeck Nancy Savino Margaret Pearson Frank Biggs Emma M. Arzt Riverdell Hospital Oradell Jascalevich

Weather outlook with storms and warm temps through Friday

Cloudy and warm through Friday with thunderstorms likely in western areas this afternoon and tonight. chance of storms in eastern areas tonight and Friday. Southeasterly winds 12-18 mph gusty near thunderstorms. Highs in low 80s, lows near 70. Rain chances 60 today tonight, 40 Friday. Boating outlook shows winds 15 knots, seas 3-5 feet. Sunset 8:15 pm, sunrise 6:34 am. Tides high 11:01 pm 12:18 pm Friday, low 6:20 pm 5:17 am Friday. Barometer 30.04.

Kissinger warns NATO on Soviet temptations

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told North Atlantic foreign ministers that Soviet leaders face ideological pressure to use their military force. He cautioned against overreaching and urged unified Western posture in the face of potential aggression.

Oslo Norway Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Soviet Union NATO U.S Hans Dietrich Genscher America Europe

Sinking Set To Complete Artificial Reef

The Texas Coastal and Marine Council will sink a 440 foot liberty ship twenty two miles offshore from Port O Connor to finish a three ship artificial reef for offshore fishing. The program is led by Sen. A R Scheartz of Galveston and observed by county and civic groups.

Texas Coastal and Marine Council Port O'Connor Port O'Connor Gulf Bouy 1 A.R. Scheartz Galveston Commissioners Court Chamber of Commerce County Marine Advisory Committee Texas Agricultural Service Joe Surovich

Ida Hays Faces Facial Reconstruction In NY Hospital

Ida Hays, 15, underwent an eight hour operation at New York University Hospital to reduce eye distance and reshape her nose and jaw. Surgeons removed part of her skull to move the orbits inward and used hipbone wedges to fill gaps, aiming for a normal appearance. Her hometown La Grande Oregon raised 10000 dollars to aid the procedure.

New York Ida Hays Ida John Marquis Converse Institute For Reconstructive Plastic Surgery New York University Hospital la Grande Ore Bill Hays

Rule Change Eyed Chips in Meat Okay In Agriculture Plan

Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department may allow deboning machines to leave finely ground bone chips in processed meats such as pork sausage and canned beef stew. The plan would permit up to one pound of bone chips per 100 pounds of meat and up to one percent calcium content in mechanically deboned meat, drawing criticism over microbiological safety from nutrition advocates.

Washington Agriculture Department U.S Rodney E. Leonard Community Nutrition Institute

Fire Destroys Office Building at Crescent Chemical

A fire destroyed an aluminum building used as an office for Crescent Chemical Company at the corner of Pinta and Montier Streets. Port Lavaca fire officials reported the blaze at 4:24 a.m. with five units and 20 firefighters on scene. investigators have not yet determined a cause or damage estimate. Owner is Billy Chase of Victoria.

Crescent Chemical Company Pinta and Montier Port Lavaca Billy Chase Victoria

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