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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1974
Page
3
The piece notes the embargo lift was not unanimous with Syrians and Libyans balking, and U S oil prices rising. It links higher energy costs to increased household bills, farming, clothing, and groceries, predicting a $25 billion hit to consumption and 600000 job losses, then hints at forthcoming policy solutions.
The Brady Standard lists advertising rates and policies for display and classified ads including prices per column inch and per word, church entertainment notices, obituaries, and notices not news. It notes absorption of The Brady Enterprise and The McCulloch County Star and provides circulation and postal details.
Brady High School’s Livestock Judging team placed second at the district meet held last Saturday in Llano. Coached by Guy Siler, the team members were Mike Probst Curtis Martin Calvin McWilliams and Tom Sammons with alternates Menzies Williams and David Murrah. They advance to the area contest at Texas A&M University on Saturday April 13.
The Texas Safety Association warns thunderstorms bring lethal lightning. Stay indoors and avoid electrical appliances during a storm. Seek shelter in buildings or in cars for protection. If outdoors, avoid metal objects and open water. Stay away from trees and elevated ground and crouch low if no shelter is available.
In Brady Texas on April 2, a column reports visits by O C Utsey to Temple, Brad Davies in Del Rio, and Dr. Charles Bradley in Brady. Albert Alley remains critically ill at Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital. Elmer Bray funeral held in Brady. Lohn Baptist Church plans sanctuary and Sunday School room improvements with dedication on April 7.
The United States has had only two unopposed presidential elections. George Washington faced no opposition in 1792, and James Monroe ran as the sole candidate in 1820.
Congressman Bob Poage notes voting for a large and costly Elementary and Secondary Education Act extension. He cites expanded federal funding, aid for impacted areas, and a Mink Amendment prolonging impacted aid to three years. He also credits a remedy to past funding bias favoring the Northeast and opposes forced school closures and busing as a condition for aid. He predicts Senate passage uncertain but says House support is stronger than before.
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