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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1975

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Filing deadline Oct 3 for Constitution vote in Texas

Secretary of State Mark White urged Texas voters to register by October 3 1975 for the constitutional election. He emphasized easy registration bilingual forms with guides mailed to patrons and explained that those who voted in 1972 or later need not re register. Voters may mail or deliver forms to their county Tax Assessor Collector.

Austin Mark White Texans Capitol White Texas

Conservation banquet honors local leaders at S and WCD meeting

Marvin Williams was reelected to place two of the Calhoun Soil and Water Conservation District at its eighth annual meeting. C L Cook were named resident conservationists. Roy Smith won outstanding absentee conservationist. Fred Knipling received outstanding businessman award. John Specht of GBRA spoke on water planning and reservoir funding. President Bauer J. highlighted district reports opposing federal land use planning and supporting regional projects and erosion control efforts.

Marvin Williams Calhoun Soil and Water Conservation District Fred Sturm Williams C.L. Cook Cook Calhoun County Independent Roy Smith Calhoun County Corpus Christi Austwell Bastrop Fred Knipling First State Bank and Trust Specht Leo Rainer Cook

Price index climbs as farm goods lead September rise

The Labor Department reports wholesale prices rose six tenths of a percent in September, led by farm products up 4.3 percent and industrial commodities up seven tenths. The overall index, adjusted for seasonal variation, lagged August’s gain, and officials consider revising methods to avoid contradictions amid volatile price swings. Unemployment data due Friday is expected to show little change.

Washington Labor Department Department Sidney L. Jones Treasury Jones

Crowd gathers as CCISD board reviews grading system

A room full of puzzled parents is expected at the Calhoun County School Board meeting to hear the new grading system explained. The board will discuss the State Compensatory Education Program, Community Education Program, Career Education Project, and Right to Read Project, along with State Board priorities and personnel matters. A special called meeting notice was filed on Sept. 26.

Calhoun County School Board Guadalupe St Port Lavaca State Board of Education

Jury convicts Carrillo brothers in tax fraud case

A federal jury in Corpus Christi convicts suspended District Judge O P Carrillo and Duval County Commissioner Ramiro Carrillo of conspiring to file false income tax returns and of filing false returns. Sentencing set for November 17. impeachment trial in Texas Senate to follow for Judge Carrillo.

Corpus Christi, Tex O.P. Carrillo Duval County Ramiro Carrillo Owen D. Cox Carrillo Brothers Carrillo Texas Senate Cox Arturo Zertuche

Community forum on Project Proud downtown renewal set

Tonight at 7 p.m. in the First State Bank Town Hall room residents will view a project presentation by Jim Wilson of the Port Lavaca Chamber of Commerce detailing downtown renewal case studies. A 7:30 p.m. Citizens' Advisory Board hearing follows at the City Hall Annex with plans for a similar Port Lavaca project.

First State Bank Citizens’ Advisory Board City Hall Annex Port Lavaca Dick Tatum Chamber Board of Directors

Fair Share campaign kicks off United Way drive in Calhoun County

United Way of Calhoun County began its 1975 fundraising drive with a breakfast at Travis Cafeteria. Leo Westerhold and M.H. Josephson urged workers to blend emotional appeals with logical arguments, target a $55,000 goal, and personally pledge. the three week effort includes advanced gifts led by Ed Wagner and employer gifts led by Ed Warren, with a progress report due October 7.

United Way Calhoun County Travis M.H. Josephson Southland Life Insurance Co Dallas Leo Westerhold John D Buddy Winder John M. Monk Myra Comiskey Harold Young Frankie Tupa Robert Harvey Ed Wagner Ed Warren United Way Drive U.W

Otis Carter Named Drainage Commissioner in Calhoun District

Otis Carter was named by Calhoun County Drainage District No 11 to fill the unexpired term of E.R Martinez starting at the November meeting. The board discussed a resident letter on the Chocolate Bayou watershed to gauge landowner views and considered options to continue, abandon, or delay the project while awaiting Victoria Drainage District No. 1.

Otis Carter Calhoun County E.R Martinez Chocolate Bayou Pete Wright Victoria Victoria County Mike Fricke Wright Walter Maguire Fred Knipling Maguie J.E. Boyd Crenshaw Tippet and Boyd Estelle James Houlihan

Suburban Dallas districts report no black teachers

In the Dallas area, seven suburban districts were asked for minority enrollment, minority staff counts, and transfer policies for a desegregation plan. Highland Park DeSoto Duncanville Carrollton-Farmers Branch Lancaster Irving Wilmer-Hutchins submitted answers. plaintiffs seek evidence for Nov. hearings. Judge Taylor had set an Oct. 1 filing deadline.

Dallas Dallas Public Highland Park DeSoto Duncanville Schiors Carrollton-Farmers Branch Lancaster Irving Wilmer-Hutchins William Taylor

Weather forecast shifts to clearer conditions this week

Decreasing cloudiness this afternoon with fair skies tonight and Friday. Mild afternoons and cool nights, northeasterly winds 8 to 16 mph. Highs in the upper 70s, lows around 50s. Marine outlook shows northerly 10 to 20 knots, tonight 8 to 18 knots, seas 6 to 8 ft lowering to 3 to 5 ft. Tides include 8:06 p.m. low, 3:39 a.m. high, 9:37 a.m. low, 2:46 p.m. high Friday. Barometer steady at 30.30. Sunset 7:13 p.m. Sunrise 7:22 a.m.

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S&wcd Conservation Awards GBRA San Antonio Cp&l Texas Water Plan Texas Water Development Board Texas Coastal Management Study US Corps of Engineers TWDE Coastal Management Study W.H. Bauer J Texas Air Control Board Go-La Golden Crescent Council of Governments Lynn's Bayou Joint Economic Committee Ford Administration Senate Budget Committee Arthur M. Okun Brookings Institution Murray L. Weidenbaum Washington University Judge Carrillo Arthur Mitchell Mitchell
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