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OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
THURSDAY, JAN. 8. 1987
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DAY IN TO DAY OUT!
Food distribution will take place
Wednesday . Jan 7, at the Communi
ty Center
Calhoun County Ministerial
Alliance will meet Wednesday, Jan
7 at noon at the First Presbyterian
Church in Port Lavaca Bring a sack
lunch
Nominations for Man and Woman
of the Year are being accepted by
the Calhoun County Chamber of
Commerce until Friday. Jan 23. The
award will be presented at the
Chamber s annual banquet on Fri-
day. Jan 30
The Henry Goode Family had
their annual Christmas Party at the
Mike Overton residence on Jan 3
More than 29 family members at-
tended with a good number coming
from out of town for the festivities
Information furnished by the Port
O'Connor Chamber of Commerce
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A patient was transported from a
residence in the 500 block of South
Trinity Street in Port Lavaca to
Memorial Medical Center at 8 44
p m Monday
A patient was transported from a
residence on Polk Street in Port
laivaca to Memorial Medical Center
Sinatra, died in a chartered plane
crash near Palm Springs. Calif
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The Chamber of Commerce will
hold their regular meeting Tuesday,
Jan 13, at 7 30 p m in the Communi
ty Center Newly elected directors
will assume their positions on the
board Businessmen and other in-
terested persons are invited to at-
tend
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at 7:30 p m Thursday, Jan 8 at the
Frist State Bank and Trust Comp-
nay Guests are welcome to attend
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Newly elected State Kepresen
tative Steven Holzheauser, District
32. will be in Port Lavaca at the
First State Bank Community Room
Tuesday, Jan 6 at 7:30 p m
The Republican Womens Club of
Calhoun County invites everyone to
hear the message he is taking from
District 32 to Austin
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Shackeltordhas a bachelor degree
from West Texas State University
and a masters degree in social
science w ith an emphasis in public
tion and fined $2,500 by District
Judge Clarence N Stevenson
Saenz was also ordered to serve 30
days in jail
The state agreed to dismiss illegal
investment charges against Saenz
Six defendants are still awaiting
trial in the alleged marijuana buy
ing conspiracy
Garry Dean Sharp, also known as
Gary Anderson, plead guilty to
charges of unathonzed use of a
motor vehicle and felony theft Mon-
day
Sharp plead guilty to taking a
pickup truck and cash last October
He was sentenced to two seven-
year terms on probation, fined $750
and ordered to pay restitution as a
condition of probation
The probated sentences will run
concurrently
Take advantage of opportunities at university of Houston-Victoria.
Select from courses scheduled for spring. Here's a sampling:
Jury selection began Tuesday
morning in district court in the trial
of Patrick Curtis Pageler on charges
of possession of morphine
Pageler was indicted by the
Calhoun County Grand Jury in
August for possession of more than
28 grams but less than 400 grams of
morphine
Michael Paul Pageler. indicted at
the same time for the same offense,
entered a guilty plea in district court
last month
The second of seven defendants
charged with illegal investment and
conspiracy to possess marijuana
plead guilty to one charge Monday
Lloyd A Saenz, of Victoria, plead
guilty to an indictment charging him
with conspiracy to possess more
than 50 pounds of marijuana and
was sentenced to eight years proba
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ficies, bank trust departments, and
title companies are invited to attend
Guest speaker will be Barbara
Baur, chairman of the Board of
Directors of the Women's Crisis
Center For more information call
Deon Hathaway at 573-9191
Secretaries set
monthly meeting
The Victoria-Calhoun-DeWitt
Counties Legal Secretaries Associa-
tion will hold its regular monthly
meeting at Luby's Cafeteria in Vic-
toria. on Thursday. Jan 8 Dinner
will be at 6 p m and the meeting will
begin at 7 p m
All persons employed in law of-
— Port O'Connor News
be used in the drafting of various
spending bills The president's
budget, as such, is not legislation
and Congress is not required to vote
on it as such
The Gramm Rudman law. which
calls lor a balanced budget by 1991.
sets $108 billion as the target for
fiscal 1988. which begins Oct 1 But
the central enforcement mechanism
of that law. calling for automatic
cuts when budget targets are miss
ed, was voided last summer by the
Supreme Court
Still, in his new budget submis-
sion. Reagan vowed that his assort
ment of spending cuts, program
elimintions and new user tees and
federal asset sales would meet that
$108 billion target
"This 1988 budget can deal the
deficit a crucial blow ' Reagan said
Jury selection begins
in district court case
In 1950, Britain recognized the
Communist government of China
Ten years ago: Congress declared
Jimmy Carter and Walter F Mon
dale the winners of the 1976
presidential election, following the
counting of Electoral College votes
Natalie Sinatra, the 82 year old
mother of entertainer Frank
New assistant DA
takes county post
Carlos Aguinaga has begun work
as the new assistant criminal
district attorney for Calhoun Coun
ty
Aguinaga is filling the position left
vacant when former Assistant
District Attorney Mark Kelly step
ped up to the district attorney's posi-
tion
The new prosecutor is a native of
El Paso and a graduate ot the
University of Texas at El Paso and
the University of Texas Law School
He has been employed for the past
14 months with the Legal Services
Office in Victoria County
While in law school, he worked in
the school's criminal defense clinic
defending indigents
He is married and his wife, Mari,
teaches English in Victoria
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Three Cuban natives were ar-
rested Monday by officers of the
Calhoun County Sheriff's Depart
ment and the Department of Public
Safety Narcotics Task Force from
Victoria
Calhoun County Narcotics In-
vestigator Rory Braun said the three
men had been the target of a lengthy
investigation into the cocaine traffic
in Calhoun County
The arrest took place as the three
men were driving from Port Lavaca
toward Victoria on U.S Highway 87
They were stopped near Kamey
where a substance believed to be co-
caine, with an estimated street
value of $20,000. was seized. Braun
said
Arrested were Roberto Puerto
Miranda. 32. Pedro Gonzales. 33.
and Gonzalo Montanez Rodriguez,
46
Miranda and Gonzales gave Edna
addresses when arrested and
Rodriguez is a resident of Houston
All three men remain in the
Calhoun County Jail Bond on the
charges was set at $150,000 each by
Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace
Marlene Paul
fidence in the administration's
budget figures Bentsen was skep
ticai Both predicted a tough tight in
Congress
"The budget meets the Gramm
Rudman target, " Gramm said "It
does it without raising taxes It does
it w ithout controlling spending
The target for the 1988 budget year
vhntained in the anti spending bill is
108 billion and the Reagan proposal
predicts a shortfall of $107 8 billion
Bentsen disputed the figures used
by the administration to compose
the entire budget and questioned
whether the president's proposal
was reasonable
"Congress and the president are
going to have to work together Io
reduce the federal deficit, but I'm
not satisfied that the president's
budget is realistic." Bentsen said
"According to the Congressional
Budget Office, it overstates
revenues and understates the deficit
by some $10 billion "
The administration is proposing to
meet (he Gramm-Rudman deficit
cap through deep spending cuts in
dozens of domestic programs and
user fees and government property
sales that Congress rejected in
earlier years
The Community Service Club will
meet Thursday , Jan 10. at 9 30 a m
in the Community Center Calhoun
County Deputy Sheriff Rick Brush
will address the meeting with a
question and answer session to
at 8:19 p m Monday.
A patient was transferred from
Memorial Medical Center to Vic-
toria at 6:30 p m Monday.
5:30-6:30pm Wednesday In Bay City
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"The president's budget proposal
marks the starting point tor work on
a final product." Dole said
"Remember, it's easy to criticize
and there s no shortage ot critics
around here So I would urge anyone
in Congress who has a better idea to
come forward with a plan that gets
us there
Tile president's budget now goes
to the House and Senate budget com
mittees. which will hold hearings on
it and then draft budget blueprints ot
their own outlines which will then
The Community Center Indies
Bunco Club will meet Tuesday at 7
p.m in the Community Center
Newcomers are invited to attend
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Bentsen said. "Were going to
have to tight to make sure the funds
stay in the budget as it moves
through congress " Bentsen. skep
ticai. predicted a tough tight for
many ot the budget items
Gramm expressed con-
in the administration's
"From Texas's point ot
it is a good budget," Gramm
said "It provides full funding for
homeport in Corpus and Galveston
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administration He minored in
psychology and sociology
Shackelford fills the vacancy
created by the resignation of Pete
Gildon last summer
His starting salary is $42,000
and a total military construction
budget ot $252 million That's just
buildings."
Last year Rep Sweeney went on
record stating "More than in any
other area, our country needs a
Navy base along the Gulf Coast
With conflicts heating up in
Nicaragua and El Salvador, and
with rumblings coming from the
Panama Canal and the Caribbean, a
homeport in Corpus Christi has
become vital to protect our national
Raymond Antonio James. 29, of
Victoria, was arrested Monday by
the Highway Patrol for second of-
fense driving while intoxicated
Daryl Francis Snyder, 32, of Port
Lavaca, was arrested Monday by
security." - *
Sweeney indicated at the time that
the homeport concept on the Gulf
Coast was "the m ire sensible cost
efficient way psovtde a vital Navy
presence along the Gulf Coast The
homeport proposal in Corpus Christi
stands on its own merit.”
Congress did not vote on funding
tor the homeport in Corpus Christi in
1986 since the Navy does not plan to
begin construction until 1988
FISHING REPORTS
Offshore — 1-arge catches are be-
ing reported at 8-mile rigs
Matagorda jetties Excellent for
speckled trout and redish
Sheephead are also plentiful
Back bays Report limits of red-
fish to seven pounds and speckled
trout to three pounds
Five years ago Truck driver
William G Bonin was convicted in
Los Angeles as the "freeway killer"
who tortured and murdered ten
young men and boys in Southern
California
Vandals smashed the windshield
of a Dodge Colt parked in the 1000 .
block of West Austin Street Monday
night
An assault was reported in the 2000
block of Highway 35 Monday. The
victim was struck in the face
A family disturbance was
reported in the 1600 block ol West
Main Street Monday night
Stereo speakers were stolen from
a car parked in the 1300 block of
West Main Street Monday.
The Port Lavaca City Council
hired Shackelford after review mg 45
applications for the job The city
council announced it had made its
decision about the hiring ot a city
manager on Nov 10
Shackelford and his wile Kathy
have one daughter. 18-month old
Whitney
Shackelford said he and his wife
Kathy made the decision that Port
Lavaca would be a good community
to move to after attending a Port
Lavaca street dance
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reductions in tederal health care
programs
Senate Republican Leader Bob
Dole. K-Kan , depicted the
Democrats' tire "the annual rain
dance of criticism
year term
"This is your swearing-in as well
as mine," Hightower told a crowd ol
his employees in the Capitol Rotun-
da "The people of Texas have said
to us to keep on keeping on "
Ms Richards took her oath from
10 treasury employees who are
notaries public authorized to take of-
ficial statements and certify papers
Hightower was sworn in Monday
by the agriculture department's
general counsel, Sain Biscoe
"Four years ago 1 was sworn in by
the people who put me in this
office.” Ms Richards told her
employees "This morning I am be
ing sworn in by people w ho kept me
heff,"
"lam proud to tie the front woman
for the best agency in state govern
ment," Ms Richards said "I thank
you very much for making this mor-
ning necessary."
Texas senators applaud budget plan
WASHINGTON i API - Both U.S
senators from Texas applauded fun-
ding tor Navy homeports in
Galveston and Corpus Christi con-
tained in President Reagan's $1
trillion plus budget, but offered dif-
fering opinions on the plan s total
worth
The Texas homeports were
wllocaled $67 8 million in the presi-
bent's 1988 budget, submitted to Con
gress on Monday Sens Lloyd Bent
sen. a Democrat, and Phil Gramm,
a Republican, both said they would
fight for retention ol homeport fun
ding during congressional debate
"These are the first requests the
Defense Department has made ?4ir
funds to begin actual building ot the
new homeports in Galveston and
Corpus Christi Now we re going to
have to fight to make sure they stay
in the budget as it moves through
Congress, " Bentsen said
Figures released by Bentsen's of-
fice show the president's plan
allocates $29 million for construction
ot a homeport for two guided missile
frigates and three minesweepers at
the Port of Galveston in 1988 and an
additional $17 million in 1989
Corpus Christi would get $38 8
million to begin building facilities
needed In support a recommissioned
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.she w arned the employees that the
coming legislative session would be
an unprecedented challenge to the
treasury department
"You will probably work longer
hours and work harder than ever
before.” she said "Texas is lacing
tough, tough times, and it will take
every thing we can do to keep up with
w ith what we are supposed to do
"Your ettorts the last four years
make it possible tor me to take this
ixith today. Hightower told his '
employees
"Whether or not people agree with
my politics, there is a growing ap-
preciation that the Texas Depart
ment of Agriculture staff is made up
of people who are able and willing to
roll up their sleeves and provide help
where it's needed," Hightower said
"It is your g<K>d work, not my
politics, that counts in the long run,
he said
sheriff’s officers on
violation warrant
World War II battleship and a vane
ty of support vessels, according to
Bentsen's office Another $31 9
million would be allocated in 1989
under the Reagan proposal
The homeport plan, which was
supported by both Texas senators in
Congress last year, is part of a
strategy aimed at disbursing the
U.S. fleet in order to protect it
against a Pearl Harbor-type attack
Gramm said construction ot the
homeports on the Gulf Coast would
produce 15,000 jobs and draw an ad-
ditional $250 billion in revenue into
the state
"From Texas's point of view it is a
good budget," Gramm said. "It pro-
vides full funding for homeports in
Corpus and Galveston and a total
military construction budget ot $252
million That's just buildings '
Also contained in the president's
budget were allocations for con-
struction of several new water
resources projects in Texas totaling
$30.7 million as well as continuing
projects worth $913 million
"The budget includes money for
several of the Texas projects that
were part of the Water Resources
Development Act signed into law
last year." Bentsen said
But while Gramm expressed con-
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Today is Tuesday, Jan 6, (he sixth
day of 1987 There are 359 days left in
the year This is the Roman Catholic
Feast ot the Epiphany
Today 's highlight in history
On Jan 6. 1838, Samuel Morse
publicly demonstrated his telegraph
for the first time, in Morristown,
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On this date
In 1412, according to tradition,
Joan of Arc was txirn
In 1540, King Henry VIII of
England married his fourth wife,
Anne ot Cleves The marriage lasted
about six months
In 1759, George Washington and
Martha Dandridge Custis were mar
ried
In 1912, New Mexico became the
47th state
In 1919, the 26th President of the
llnited States. Theodore Roosevelt,
died at his home in Oyster Bay,
N Y . at the age of 60
In 1941. President Franklin D
Roosevelt delivered his "Four
Freedoms" speech in which he
outlined his goals of freedom of
speech and worship, and freedom
from want and fear
In 1942, the Pan American Air
ways Pacific Clipper arrived in New
York after making the first round
the-world trip by a commercial
airplane The trip, which required
more than 200 hours flying time,
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State officials begin
AUSTIN iAP> Employees of
Treasurer Ann Richards and
Agriculture Commissioner Jim
Hightower have sworn in
bosses tor new tour year terms
The informal ceremonies Monday
added to the series of oath-taking for
statewide officials who were win-
ners in the November elections
State Sen John Sharp. D Victoria,
was scheduled to be sworn in today
as a new member of the Texas
Railroad Commission
The oath taking will reach a
climax Jan 20 with inaugural
ceremonies for Gov elect Bill
Clements and for Lt Gov Bill Hob-
by
"Together we have built an agen-
cy we can lie proud of and one that
the people of the state of Texas can
be proud of," Ms. Richards told a
group ot employees Monday after
taking the oath tor a second four-
 

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