Go go dancer tops the Finback ship’s deck escape
Cmdr. Connelly D Stevenson says he was relieved of command after a topless go go dancer performed on the USS Finback as it left Port Canaveral. He says the act was allowed to honor crew effort and involved a stage name Cat Futch. Administrative proceedings are ongoing with Stevenson seeking restoration of command.
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Cat Futch
Alexander Hamilton
Port Canaveral
Cocoa Beach
Evil People's Lounge
Fort Pierce
Fla
Atlantic
Stevenson
Navy
Norfolk
Jobless Statistics Questioned by Labor Officials
New York AP reports calls for a blue ribbon committee to review labor market concepts as Julius Shiskin defends the reliability of unemployment figures while acknowledging wide disagreement. Critics cite definitional flaws and divergent household and employer surveys, with Sindlinger & Co. offering contrasting counts.
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New York
Julius Shiskin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Shiskin
Labor
Jonn Dunlop
Shisken
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger & Co
Americans keep vacations local amid inflation in 1975
An Associated Press survey shows Americans trimmed travel and stayed closer to home in 1975. Visitors rose versus 1974 when a gasoline shortage hit driving, and Florida tourism climbed about 10 percent though Miami remained weak. Hotels and restaurants faced higher costs while many travelers chose cheaper options or carried their own food.
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Associated Press
Fair booths discussed at Calhoun County Fair meeting
A meeting for those seeking food concession booths at the Calhoun County Fair will be held September 11, 1975 at 7 30 p m in the Agriculture Building Home Demonstration Office. Groups should bring a chairman or representative to secure booths and improve reservations over 1974.
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Calhoun County
Bee County College enrolls over two thousand students
On the first class day at Bee County College 2050 students registered on campus and in the Alice out of district program NB Tanner. Jeeter expects 200 more before late registration ends Sept 11. Out of district programs show 164 students in nine classes across Goliad George West Nixon Karnes City, pushing total fall enrollment to over 2400 compared with 1600 last fall.
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Beeville
Bee County College
NB Tanner
Jeeter
Goliad
George West
Nixon
Karnes City
Kennedy review rejection stalls new Kennedy inquiry
Senate intelligence leaders Frank Church and John Tower rejected reopening the Kennedy assassination probe amid calls by Richard Schweiker for new investigation. Schweiker cited CIA and FBI withholding evidence and noted alleged plots against Castro, plus a letter from Lee Harvey Oswald to FBI offices before the 1963 slayings. Church and Tower said evidence is insufficient for Congress to reopen the Warren Commission.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
John F Kennedy
Frank Church
Didaho
John Tower
R-Tex
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
CIA
FBI
Warren Commission
Schweiker
Fidel Castro
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
U.S
Church and Tower
Congress
Gonzalez Navy apprentice Hector Gonzales graduates at San Diego
Port Lavaca native Hector Gonzales son of Mr and Mrs Benito Gonzales completed the Advance Hull Maintenance Technician School at the Naval Training Center San Diego concluding his training.
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Navy
Hector Gonzales
Benito Gonzales
Tommy Drive
Port Lavaca
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Public Notice on Texas Constitution Seperation of Powers
Public notice outlines proposed Texas constitutional amendments dividing government into three branches legislative executive and judicial. It details legislative structure limitations sessions compensation appellate veto powers and districts plus governor term limits fiscal control and ten year agency life spans with reports to legislature.
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State of
Texas
Legisature
Senate
House of Representatives
Commissioner of Agriculture
Gulf of Mexico
Texas Constitution Amendments Propose Revisions to Branches
Voters face a broad set of proposed constitutional changes including the separation of powers, judiciary overhaul, voting and election provisions, education funding, finance restrictions, local government rules, and general provisions. The amendments would create a unified judiciary, fund higher education, redefine tax and debt rules, and set amendment procedures. The act outlines effective dates from 1976 through 1981 depending on section.
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United States
Texas
University of Texas
Texas A&m Systems
Texas A&m
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Hal Cohen
Miami Tourist Development Authority
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Pocono Mountains
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