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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1975
Page
2
A note states that publishers will correct any erroneous reflection on the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation if brought to their attention.
May checkouts at the Bonham Public Library totaled 1,993, slightly down from April but up from 1974 and 1973. The month included 1,206 adult fiction, 308 adult non fiction, 356 juvenile fiction, and 121 juvenile non fiction. Memorials and donations supported various funds and shelf additions, including a "Kissinger" gift and 98 books borrowed from Northeast Texas Library systems.
Bonham citizens and local firms push the library fund past the $960,000 mark as General Cable pledges $5,000. The planned library east of the city hall will span 5,000 square feet with 22,000 books, a children’s area, and a civic meeting room.
The Daily Favorite announces new subscription prices effective July 1 for city, motor route, and area deliveries. Local rates now $2.50 monthly, $12.75 six months, $24 yearly. area rates $14 yearly, $8 six months. outside zones mall rate $18 yearly, $10 six months. Existing one year extensions before July 1 stay current. Publisher Aubrey McAlister explains higher costs in newsprint and postage.
President Ford's 1976 bid pledges to adhere strictly to federal election law. Dean Burch filed campaign documents with the FEC and vowed to run the operation "right down the middle" with no corners cut.
The House passed 317 to 9 a 5.8 billion energy research package for the Energy Research and Development Administration with about 800 million for nuclear weapons development. Lawmakers rejected a bid to halt Conch River fast breeder project funds in Tennessee.
Two Texoma Regional Planning Commission committees on law enforcement will meet at Grayson County Airport offices Wednesday. The Law Enforcement committee convenes at 1 p.m. and the Criminal Justice committee at 2 p.m. Plans for the year will be discussed by both groups.
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