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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1975
Page
5
Governor Ella Grasso of Connecticut says she will not strike on October 29 when women nationwide plan to stay home to protest sex discrimination. She notes the nation relies on women and expects aides in her office to continue work, calling the strike a luxury they cannot afford.
Former Sen. Margaret Chase Smith praised Ronald Reagan for directness and self-discipline while criticizing Gerald Ford for weak leadership. She called Reagan straight and said Ford lacked decisive direction, in a WCVB-TV interview from Needham, Massachusetts.
A federal judge ruled Billie Jean Berlin was Hank Williams Sr. putative and common-law wife, granting her rights to a share of copyright renewals. Williams died Jan 1, 1953 after three marriages to Berlin. Louisiana and Alabama law support her status, overriding the prior jury verdict denying common-law recognition.
Two citizen hand radios were reported stolen in the county on Wednesday. W J Hopkins of Jaurel Mississippi reported his radio was taken during the incident.
Amarillo field office manager Stuart Stoops says Comptroller Bob Bullock hid expenses including 375000 for a jet and 50000 yearly for publicity staff while firing several managers for not meeting new standards. Stoops accuses Bullock of unfair hiring and firing and says he was denied promotion despite years of service. Sheriff's deputies investigate a radio theft at an Alcoa plant and a local driver reports a stolen radio from his car. Calhoun County to issue airport improvement warrants totaling up to 130000 at 4.4 percent interest with maturity in 1980.
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