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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
3
A collection of quoted remarks from public figures and officials on national will leadership and policy. Included are statements by John Connally George Aiken Henry Kissinger Arthur Krosnick Thomas Gies Mrs Abbie Rivenburgh and William Westmoreland.
Comptroller Bob Bullock awaits Attorney General John Hill ruling on authority to certify a $12 billion Texas appropriation bill with a missing page. If certified without the page, the Highway Department could lose a $774 million allocation needing a special session.
A compact list of upcoming meetings including Trenton School Board on June 7 at 9 a.m., Leonard School Board June 12 at 7 p.m., Dodd City and Windom School Boards June 13 at 7 p.m., Honey Grove and Savoy City Councils June 9 at 7 p.m., Dodd City City Council June 9 at 7 p.m., Bonham Water Authority June 16 at 3 p.m., Bonham School Board June 19 at 7 p.m., Sam Rayburn School Board June 19 at 7 p.m.
The oil industry faces fading momentum after the embargo as Congress struggles toward a long-term energy policy. New taxes and punitive measures may backfire while oil profits drop amid recession, mild winter, and global supply. steel profits soar in contrast.
A survey by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found 82 percent of children under 10 in Maryland Massachusetts and Virginia rode unrestrained. Even with parent restraint use 75 percent of children were not restrained, raising questions of parental liability in crash injuries.
Immunizations against diphtheria tetanus whooping cough polio measles and rubella will be offered free to children two months and older on Monday June 9 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Fannin County Office building on East Sam Rayburn Drive in Bonham. Families in and near Bonham are encouraged to attend with their children.
List shows 30 admissions at midnight June 4 1975 for Fannin County Hospital with patients including Mrs. R B Price Jr and infant Leonard Herriage plus many Bonham Honey Grove and Wolfe City residents. Dismissals include Gisele Langley Eula Mae Snead and Curlee Summons among others. Texas health immunization clinic urged with vaccines and prior immunization records advised for children. recommends DPT and polio dose for school entry.
Windom 4-H club met at the school lunchroom with Annette Roberts presiding. Debbie Bankston was installed as president and officers include Sandy Davis as vice president Annette Roberts as secretary Benitta Conyers as treasurer Susan Ellington as Bonham reporter Matt Wheeler as Honey Grove reporter Craig Holmes as boy council delegate Terri Roberts as girl council delegate and alternates Charles Bowman Barbara Tredway. Recreational leaders are Serena Crossland and Michael Chaney. The club approved Mrs. Leon Bowman to buy graduation gifts for Windom seniors. Lemonade and cookies followed the meeting.
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary No 129 will meet Tuesday in the assembly room on the third floor of the courthouse. The session begins at 7 30 p m and all members are urged to attend.
Mrs. Hal R. Horton and children Terry and Hal R. Jr. of Anchorage visit Horton family in Horton home with grandparents Hal C. Horton Jr. In Greenville they will see the senior Hortons and plan a trip to Lubbock to visit Mrs. David Waits. On Point Roberts Washington births often occur in Vancouver hospital. at 21 children may choose US or Canadian citizenship.
Leonard Riley Bonham, a former Bonham resident now living in Indianapolis, is visiting Bonham this week for business and social calls with friends. His wife Mrs. Leonard Riley recently stayed with friends in Bonham and traveled through Dallas Fort Worth and Arkansas with her mother.
Senate investigation head Senator Frank Church accuses the CIA of involvement in assassination plots, calling murder murder. He challenges Vice President Rockefeller over labeling these acts minor, as Rockefeller previews the intelligence panel findings ahead of Ford’s Friday report.
In a memo to 52 million smokers, UPI reports Uncle Sam seeks safer cigarettes. The tobacco industry has cut tar and nicotine over 20 years, now about half of 1955 levels, a change many smokers barely notice. The Third World Conference on Smoking and Health in New York discussed regulatory aims.
Bonham Golf Club hosted the Bread N Bridge group on Tuesday night with 21 members attending. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Jack Wood and Mr and Mrs Jerry Owen. Mrs Bob J Williams presided as president. Jack Wood won high score and Mrs Wayne McGuire placed second.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ussery returned home from a motor home trip west to Las Vegas Nevada. Their married daughter and granddaughter from Sherman accompanied them to Nevada.
Judge J C Buford accepted a guilty plea from Jim Henry Montgomery on a complaint of driving while intoxicated. Montgomery received a 150 dollar fine and costs, a three day jail sentence, and license suspension.
Garage sale advertised at 520 E 9th with sale days Friday afternoon and Saturday. No further details provided.
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