Inflation debate stirs calls to curb government spending
Port Gibson Reveille comments on cost of living policies, arguing that U.S. inflation is driven by federal spending. It cites Johnson and Nixon budgets, a projected deficit, and wage price pressures. The piece urges reining in expenditures to restore a free economy and references Keynes. It ends with a question about spiritual versus social security concerns.
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Cost of Living Council
The
Price Commission
Living Cost Council
United States
Congress
Johnson
Nixon
Congress of the United States
John Maynard Keynes
Port Gibson
Miss
Reveille
The Florey Philosopher Reflects On News Overload
A reader quotes a psychiatrist arguing that society reads and hears too much, causing confusion. The piece criticizes every field’s jargon and notes how multiple angles and experts distort understanding, concluding the public is overrun by overreported news rather than truly informed.
Wait Till Next Year In Andrews Holiday Memoir
The Andrews area reflects on football memories and holiday preparations. Readers praise the Mustangs and fans, note regional honors for band and twirlers, and highlight Christmas music programs at schools and churches while urging acts of kindness with twelve days left in December.
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Aggies
Norman Hall
Gerald McCaskill
Jimmy Ulmer
Pete Millican
Ellison Tom
San Angelo
Brownwood
Andrews
Jr. High
Immunization Records Urge Early Life Health Tracking
The Texas State Department of Health emphasizes strict immunization record keeping under new compulsory school laws. Pre school records apply to child care centers with 1971 72 rules allowing current forms or tablets to log vaccines, dates, types, doctor signatures, and family health details for easy reference and later school use.
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Texas State Department of Health
Growth in electricity use reshapes Texas Electric messaging
Texas Electric notes a rise in residential consumption from about 1,000 to 8,500 kilowatt hours annually over 25 years while the average price per kilowatt hour fell about 43 percent. The company frames the change as a commitment to customers, underscoring service as both responsibility and challenge.
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Texas Electric Service Company
Texas Electric
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Northwest First
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Everthing
Shore
Big City
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Andrews Mustangs
Mustangs
Jan Hughes
Suzanne Godart
Johnston, Inc
Dallas
Carter
Omostow
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People Power
L. F. Stoebner
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