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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1975

Page

4

Bubonic plague scare spurs flea-killing push

A major flea-killing campaign is underway in central New Mexico after the death of 14 year old Willams R. Handley from pneumonic plague, believed contracted from a plague-infested flea. Officials trap animals and deploy baited insecticide to locate the source as health authorities warn about rapid progression of pneumonic plague.

Santa FE N.m.ap New Mexico Willams R. Handiey San Francisco California Tijeras Canyon Albuquerque Victor Zalma State Health Agency Zaima John D. Grenko Carlito Neil Weber New Mexico Environmental Improvement Agency Europe Weber Handley Rehoboth Zalma

Deaths Wallace Meyer Dies at 77 in Houston

Wallace Meyer 77 of Houston and former Six Mile resident died Tuesday after a brief illness. Funeral services Friday at 19 a.m. at St James Lutheran Church Houston with graveside at 3 p.m. Greenlawn Gardens Port Lavaca. Born June 22, 1898 in Fayette County, he was YMCA director in Houston. Survived by widow Wanda, daughter Sue Ann Hook, three sisters Mrs. Alice Rawlings Mrs. Joe Mikula and Mrs. Fred Mavek.

Wallace Meyer Houston St James Lutheran Church Greenlawn Gardens Port Lavaca Meyer Fayette County Texas Louis Meyer Port Lavac Calhoun County American School of Physical Education Chicago YMCA Wanda Sue Ann Hook Alice Rawlings Joe Mikula Fred Mavek

Surgeon Dr. Carlos Viola tours Port Lavaca hospital

Argentine surgeon Dr. Carlos Viola visited Port Lavaca with his wife Maria Ines and their three children. He plans to settle in the United States after visas renew and considers Port Lavaca, Marlin, and Houston for practice and home. The Calhoun County Chamber aided the visit, with Chamber President Sid Ward joining the tour.

Port Lavaca Carlos Viola Viola San Juan City Argentina Memorial Hospital Philadelphia Rasson United States Marlin Houston Maria Ines National University Buenos Aires Calhoun County

U S Criticized For Soft Bargaining At Helsinki

Senator Lloyd Bentsen told the Overseas Press Club in New York that the United States failed to bargain tough at Helsinki due to a detente emphasis. He urged firmer talks and said energy problems should be addressed by improving relations with Arab nations rather than seeking outside suppliers.

New York United States Len Lloyd Bentsen D-Tex Overseas Press Club Bentsen

Watershed district approves bridge and erosion work plan

The district approves a 12 by 42 foot bridge with ground level bottom and one foot clearance, assigns construction and maintenance to Brett, and authorizes erosion control devices on Andrew Thomas property at 1,600 to 2,000 dollars. City water line adjustments on Little Chocolate Bayou may cost about 1,200 dollars. The city to replace erosion rocks at Lynn's Bayou slope, with district reimbursing. A storage site for maintenance equipment is to be purchased and a 30 by 90 foot vegetation plan for wildlife along Little Chocolate Bayou is discussed, likely funded 90 percent federal and 10 percent local.

Brett Gadge Andrew Thomas Little Chocolate Bayou Wright Lynn

Labor Day traffic deaths fall to near 25 year low

Chicago AP report cites National Safety Council official Jack Recht noting no single cause for the Labor Day weekend drop in traffic fatalities. AP counted 407 deaths over the 78 hour period, the lowest since 1961 and below prior expectations of 460 to 560 deaths.

Chicago National Safety Council Jack Recht Council Recht Associated Press The Safety Council

Morning Markets in New York Trade Mixed on City Debt Fears

New York stocks opened mixed as investors awaited steps to address the city’s cash crisis. The Dow fell to 830.73, down 1.56, while the NYSE composite slipped to 45.68. A legislative session was convened to discuss potential defaults on NYC obligations.

New York New York City New York Stock Exchange New York State American Stock Exchange NYSE Dow

Creglow Fatality Sparks Civil Suit in 135th District

Arthur Creglow of Point Comfort sues Atlas Truck Lines and driver Spurgeon Glen Phillips after his wife Mary Sue Creglow was killed July 21 in a collision at Highway 35 By Pass and Broadway Street. It claims gross negligence for an improper left turn at speed. Damages not yet computed. Police investigation continues with no charges filed.

Arthur Creglow Point Comfort Mary Sue Creglow Broadway Street Atlas Truck Lines Spurgeon Glen Phillips Creglon David Robin Phillips Broadway Victoria Port Lavaca

Indianola Scout District Swim Meet heats 28 events

Nearly 100 Boy Scouts and leaders took part at the Point Comfort pool for the annual Indianola district meet. Troop 361 led winners with multiple relays and diving honors, while Scoutmasters from several troops assisted.

Indianola John Maxwell Point Comfort Steve Stanton Todd Nicholson Cris Nabors Steve Koliba Jeff Smith Max Pena Odell Hitt David Seligman Jacknife Charles Colley Mac Pena Tony DeBruin Joe Koliba Frank Garza Pete Hall Robert Brzozowski Walter Maguire Paul Powell

Slant well drilling raises Duval County oil theft concerns

Corpus Christi Caller Times reports Captain John Wood says slant well drilling is illegal and being used to steal oil by drilling at an angle in Duval County Texas. He indicates there has been some slant drilling activity in the county.

Corpus Christi Duval County Texas Ranger John Wood Corpus Christi Caller Times Wood

UH Victoria Center Tuition Fee Payment Reminder

All fall registered UH Victoria Center students must pay tuition and fees in person on Monday September 8 from 2 pm to 7 pm at the cashier's office located in the new UHVC building on the Victoria College campus, per fiscal officer Joseph R. Oliver.

University of Houston Victoria Center Joseph R. Oliver UHVC Victoria College

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