Progress in NYC teachers strike nears settlement
Negotiations between New York City Board of Education negotiators and 65,000 striking teachers produced a tentative settlement after seven hours of talks. If approved by both sides, ratification votes would follow, aiming for students to return by Wednesday. Strikes persisted in Chicago and eight other states as courts weigh actions.
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Chcago
Chicago
California
Delaware
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Washington
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
New York
Clover Park
Tacoma
Wash
Wilmington
Del
Port Lavaca Future Focused on Growth and Cleanup
In Port Lavaca and Calhoun County growth trends rise with livestock receipts up 118 percent in Calhoun from 1972 to 1973. Refugio and Victoria counties also post strong gains while the community calls for downtown cleanup and refurbishing to shape tomorrow. The piece emphasizes population and pet counts, economic expansion, and a shared sense of urgency.
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Calhoun County
Victoria County
Refugio County
Victoria
DeWitt
Jackson
Port Lavaca
Antiques Sought for Long Mott Show and Fair
Mrs Carl Manuel of Long Mott chairs the annual antique show held with the Calhoun County Fair. Small display items are sought and must be labeled with origin age use and other details. Registration is Oct 7 from 1 to 8 pm at the fair educational building.
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Carl Manuel
Long Mott
Manuel
TASB TASA joint convention attendees from Calhoun County
Calhoun County School Board members Dr A W Helton LeRoy Braden Leonard E Dreymaln Raymond H Whittaker Harold L Evans and Dr Marvin W Kirkman and Dr Crandall J Young will attend the September 27 29 joint TASB TASA convention at the San Antonio Convention Center with sessions on new educational practices public relations school law and legislation Former U S Senator Sam Jie of Morganton will speak at the final luncheon while TASB executive committee and TASA executive meetings are scheduled for Sept 26 and 27 respectively.
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Texas Association of School Boards
TASB
Texas Association of School Administrators
TASA
San Antonio Convention Center
Calhoun County Board
A.whelton
LeRoy Braden
Leonard E. Dreymaln
Raymond H. Whittaker
Harold L. Evans
Marvin W. Kirkman
Crandall J. Young
Sam Jie
Morganton
Revenue sharing renewal unlikely this year says Congress
Congress is unlikely to act this year on extending the revenue sharing program, which expires December 31, 1976. Mayors, governors, and civil rights groups urge action for budget planning. hearings are planned, but observers say no bill is likely to pass this session. Ford urged renewal to allow continued distribution to state and local governments.
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Washington
Congress
Moon Landrieu
Mayors Conference
Ford
Capitol Hill
Calhoun County Tax Confusion Clarified in Wave
The 90 cent 1975 county tax rate targets 30 percent of each $100 of assessed property, not every $100. A $10,000 property would pay $27 total including county and farm to market taxes, with a $6.99 increase without homestead and $6.70 with it. A prior report error overstated a $630 rise due to a disappearing decimal.
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Calhoun County
Port Lavace
Calhoun County Fair Parade Opens Oct 8 With Theme Our Bi Centennial Panorama
Sheriff Maurice Wood says the Calhoun County Fair Parade starts at 4 p.m. Oct 8, routing from Virginia Street near Fairway Shopping Center to Main Street then west to Seadrift Street. With 20 entries and growing, awards will honor civic, educational, commercial and special categories, grand marshal Randy Dierlam of Seadrift, and a decorated bicycle division sponsored by the Optimist Club.
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Calhoun County Fair
Virginia St
Fairway Shopping Center
Main St
Seadrift St
Maurice Wood
Wood
Randy Dierlam
Seadrift
Texas Youth Rodeo Association
James Walker
Port Lavaca woman promoted to assistant traffic manager at Alcoa Point Comfort
Joyce D Schaefer of Port Lavaca has been promoted to assistant traffic manager at Alcoa Point Comfort Operations. She succeeds James P. Diethorn, who transfers to Alcoa Pittsburgh headquarters as a rate information analyst. Diethorn, a Pittsburgh native, earned a University of Pittsburgh business degree and served in Korea, earning three battle stars and the Purple Heart.
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Point Comfort
Tex
Joyce D.schaefer
Port Lavaca
Alcoa
Byron Olhausen
James P. Diethorn
Pittsburgh
Transportation Research and Analysis
General Traffic
Othausen
Schaefer
Huntsville Public Schools
Sam Houston State University
Diethorn
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
Industrial Output Rises Sharply Boosting Recovery Hopes
The Federal Reserve reports August industrial production up 1.3 percent, the best showing in nearly three years, with May upturn revised earlier. Consumer goods gain led by furniture, carpeting, appliances, while manufacturing and inventories show mixed movement. GM strong, banks raise prime rate to 8 percent, and consumer credit protections expanded. Pan Am seeks NYC to San Francisco service at 199 round trip.
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Federal Reserve Board
Eloise strengthens into Tropical Storm near Puerto Rico
The National Weather Service upgraded the system north of Puerto Rico to Tropical Storm Eloise. Maximum winds near 50 mph, forecast to reach hurricane strength within 24 to 48 hours. Flood warnings stay in effect as heavy rains threaten Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. travel advised to minimize, especially in mountainous areas with landslide risk. Small craft advisory remains for Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Leeward Islands.
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Puerto Rico
National Weather Service
Eloise
Puerto Rico-Virgin Islands
Virgin Islands
Hispanolla
Puerto
Hispaniola
Leeward Islands
Weather Forecast With Partly Cloudy Skies Through Wednesday
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with a slight chance of thunder showers this afternoon and tonight. Temperatures near 85 with little change. Winds light and easterly 8 to 14 mph. Marine forecast shows east to southeast winds 8 to 18 knots today shifting tonight and Wednesday with seas around 4 to 6 feet. Tides and sunrises noted. barometer 30.02 steady.
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