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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1975
Page
4
Morristown New Jersey. A judge hears arguments on Joseph Quinlan’s bid to disconnect a hospital respirator from his adopted daughter Karen Ann Quinlan 21 claiming it is God’s will. Doctors say the coma stems from an overdose and there is no chance of recovery.
Tropical storm Eloise, previously a hurricane that killed 42, is forecast to regain hurricane strength while moving north through the Gulf toward the Mississippi Delta and Florida Panhandle. Forecasters expect hurricane warnings to be issued for portions of the northcentral or northeastern Gulf Coast later today.
The Senate intelligence committee trails its schedule and is unlikely to finish before next year, dimming the chance that Sen. Frank Church will launch a 1976 presidential bid. Church plans to refrain from campaigning until well into the primaries.
In Washington a special federal court hears three hours of arguments on former president Richard Nixon's bid to reclaim ownership of about 42 million documents and thousands of hours of White House tapes from his presidency. Nixon lawyers contend a constitutional right of ownership exists.
Death notices for Benjamin Herbert Rupard 78 formerly of Port Alto with services in Kingsville and arrangements in San Antonio. Also memorials for Mrs Anna Marek 90 of Port Lavaca with services in Six Mile Presbyterian Church and survivors including five daughters and four sons. Additional memorial note for Cunningham family with services in Ruidoso and relatives in Port Lavaca, Denton, and Ruidoso.
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns warned that conventional stabilization policies are outdated as the U S economy shifts in character. He urged public policy students to study structural changes and not blame only policy failures for economic problems.
Jerry Boyle graduates Coast Guard recruit training Alameda California. He challenges the idea that unemployment must rise to lower prices and that higher jobs require inflation. He notes economists and policymakers often assume a wage price tradeoff but argues it is no longer true.
Reminder that dog licenses and metal tags expire October 1. To obtain a new tag, owners must show a vaccination certificate and pay a $3 fee. Tags are available at Municipal Court, 308 East Mahan St. The city ordinance requires registration and paid licenses.
New York stocks opened mixed as profit takers trimmed a sharp rally. The Dow fell 2.04 to 827.75 at midday while market breadth favored gainers by 3 to 2 on the NYSE. The NYSE composite slipped 0.02 to 45.51 and the AMEX index rose 0.17 to 73 amid slight rate firming.
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