169 Winners Noted in Fair
169 winners are listed from the Calhoun County Fair youth division across HAND ARTS CLOTHING ACCESSORIES CLOTHING DIVISION TANNED GOODS BAKE GOODS VIVISION CRAFT and more with multiple blue ribbons and rosettes. Names include Debbie Sitka Shannon Gregory Karen Moore Lindy Howell Crystal Ramsey and many others noted by category and count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County Fair
Debbie Sitka
Shannon Gregory
Karen Moore
Lindy Howell
Crystal Ramsey
Tracy Walker
Jimmy Body
Judy Boyd
Christine Mott
Annette Hart
Roxanna Menger
Janice Matson
Maggie Colley
Lorie Winter
Brenda Moore
Valery Smith
A C. Welch
Carolyn Menger
Rosie Thomas
Janet Bonarden
Walter Welch
Ronnie Welch
Terry Ostler
Maria Maroti
Mark Silva
Margaret Hartl
Karen Hartl
Annette Hartl
Linda Kolar
Janet Bonorden
Mary Dreitner
Merrie Martin
Margaret Harti
Kenneth Zbikowski
Karen Staha
Janet Janis
Janet Beaver
Frances Schoener
Annette Harts
Karen Harts
Richard Hanhart
Audrey Beaver
Lavonne May
Tommy May
Karen Hart
James Zbikowski
Sandra Filip
Theresa Schoener
Doris Drake
Arlene Janis
Marsha Livingston
Margaret Livingston
Bake Goods Vivision
Cathy Albrecht
Benny
Three LVN Members Attend Texas Convention
Mrs Martha Barefield president of Division 20, Mrs Winnie Grigsby and Mrs Ruby Stovall of Port Lavaca attended the Licensed Vocation Nurses Association of Texas convention in Dallas October 8 11 at the Baker Hotel. Six hundred LVNs from across Texas participated with the theme Seeking Continuing Education in a Changing World. Major topics included diabetes care of the burned patient emergency ambulance and malpractice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Barefield
Division 20
Winnie Grigsby
Ruby Stovall
Port Lavaca
Licensed Vocation Nurses Association of Texas
Dallas
Baker Hotel
LVN
Texas
Morning Markets Sees NY Stocks Rise On Hopes Of Gains
New York stocks advanced with the noon Dow up 5.11 to 842.88 as gainers outpaced losers three to one. Philip Morris climbed after reporting record third quarter and nine month earnings. Sedco rose 2.5 to 26 on news of a $1.083 billion Iranian pipeline contract for a subsidiary. NYSE composite index rose 0.26 to 47.59.
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New York
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Philip Morris
American Stock Exchange
Parents Deny Consent In Boy Life Support Shutoff
The Uribes say they did not authorize removing Sammy Uribes from a respirator that kept him alive 18 days after a brain-destroying surgical error. The hospital report says the anesthetist misplaced a tube, cutting brain oxygen, and notes the parents were told the respirator would be turned off after a staff decision.
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Fresno
Calif
Pete Uribes
Sammy
Valley Medical Center
Michael
Ohio
New Jersey
Sammy Uribes
Medical Center
Freeman
George Carter
Michael Freeman
Lauren Bowytz
California
Carter
City Council approves multifaceted ordinance actions and contracts
City officials discussed a proposed ordinance to affect existing franchises with one more reading to assess impact. Water cut off policy concerns were raised after a resident’s service was disconnected. The council also approved asset purchases, street light additions, and a depot lease with the Southern Pacific Land Co for a dollar yearly to aid the Chamber of Commerce, while consolidating funds and designating Gibson to handle Texas Surplus Property Agency papers.
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Mike Fricke
Texas
Smith
David Swenson
Gibson
W. J Carr
Rudy Kurtz Jr
Guadalupe Quintanilla
Billy Roberts
Joe Pena
Celestino Menchaca
W.T Steen
T B Hargrove
George
Southern Pacific Land Co
Chamber of Commerce
Alamo Heights
Lymnn
Bayou
Texas Water Quality Board
Reserve Trust
Texas Commerce Bank
Houston
First State Bank & Trust Co
Central Power & Light Co
Texas Surplus Property Agency
Commissioners Approve Bids and Appoint Officials
DeWitt County commissioners approve bids for a Mosquito Control pickup and a motor crane sale, authorize a Port O Connor boat ramp survey, appoint an alternate election judge, extend drainage district terms, and fund travel and equipment costs. They also approve bids for mower sales, a bailiff funding, and rights of way for General Telephone and Guadalupe Bainco River Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCC
Victor Gonzales
Belk
Mosquito Control District
Marshall Chevrolet
Precinct Four
M. Fisher
Jetton
Port O'Connor
Southern Building Code Congress
Indiana
Commissioners Court of
DeWitt County
24Th Judicial District Court
General Telephone Co
Guadalupe Bainco River Authority
Court declines to review FPC on natural gas shortage tools
The Supreme Court let stand a U S Court of Appeals ruling invalidating FPC emergency procedures for gas purchases during shortages. The court said the challenge by consumer groups and city and public power associations raises ongoing questions about permissible tools to attract interstate gas supplies amid chronic shortages.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
U.S. Court of Appeals
FPC
Commission
Court of Appeals
TV Guide Magazine
Pacific Front Signals Cooler Air Across Texas
The Associated Press reports occasional showers and thunderstorms ushering a milder cool air mass from the Texas Panhandle toward the southeast. Clouds spread northward over Central Texas with fog in East Texas and coastal plains, while most areas turn mostly clear. Temperatures ranged from 40 degrees at Dalhart to 74 at Galveston and 93 at Alice and Cotulla as the front advances, bringing gusty winds and scattered showers.
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Associated Press
Texas Panhandle Plains
Texas
Shamrock
Wellington
Memphis
Childress
Panhandle
Lamesa
Snyder
Levelland
Lubbock
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Dalhart
Galveston
Alice
Cotulla
High Court Summary of Monday Decisions
AP reports a cap of Supreme Court action including abortion case review denial on whether 1973 ruling rested on false history, a Virginia vulgar language ban on phone lines reversed, and a federal energy rule review. It also notes TV Guide libel ruling, Kunstler review denial in Columbus, Ohio, zoning appeal over Eastlake Ohio referendum on zoning changes, and a public employees due process dispute on hearings before discipline.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Probe Ordered Into Death Of Temple Webb Thornton
Dallas AP report says an investigation was ordered into Temple Webb Thornton 65 wife of RL Thornton Jr found dead in bed by her husband who alerted authorities A note and empty prescription bottle were found in a bathroom A letter was located and authorities noted she had been under doctor care for low mood She is survived by her husband and two sons R L Thornton III and Dr Thomas Thornton The husband chairs Merchantile Texas Corp and led Merchantile National Bank duties.
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Dallas
Temple Webb Thornton
RL. Thornton Jr
Thornton
Temple Lorraine Webb
Tioga
R. L. Thornton III
Thomas Thornton
Merchantile Texas Corp
Merchantile National Bank
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Cathy Rudeilat
Roxanna Sikes
Rhonda Sikes
Laura Sturm
Lorie Vickery
Cindy Zamora
Mary Amejorad
Darlene Barnes
Kenny Barnes
Kay Boyd- Robertson
Dwayne Burkett
Trudy Chatelle
Johnny Coleman
Karen Coker
Olga Gomez
Verna Gray
Ray Griffith
Fred Hanhart
Jim Handhart
Patricia Harriss
Cindy Henderson
April Hauscher
Sherry Howell
Karen Janis
Christina Jedlicka
Kristel Knipling
Karen Knobies
Suzana Keehan
Marty Kolar
Aioe Arar
Borcen
Svc
Coca Coleush
Vet Eastman
Exxon
Tire Hieuve Leie Gooerich
Guistur
Marthees
Hous LP
Dan Man Co
Jon Litton
Monsanto
Penn Cent
Penney Prill
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Sun Oil
Texaco Texas
UN Carbide
Uniroyal
Davis Gordon
Calhoun High School
Junior Service League
Jeffry
Ronald Marlowe
Joseph Quinlan
Karen
Richard Carmen
Randal
Wuenderlich
Jackie Priddy
J. C. Carlock
Justo Leal
SAV
David Gann
Junior Service League Committee For Social Advocates For Youth
SAY
Larry Froelich
Forelich
Consumer Federation of America
American Public Gas Association
American Public Power Association
National League of Cities and
United States Conference of Mayors
Pacific Front
Virginia
Kunstler
Columbus, Ohio
William Kunstler
Eastlake
Rendon
Port Lavaca la
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