Texas to require flame resistant sleepwear for children through 6X
The Texas Health Department moves into phase two of a broad fire safety rule, requiring all children's sleepwear through size 6X to meet flame resistant standards by July 29. Earlier, mattresses and pads must comply as part of the Hazardous Substances Law updates aligned with federal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Texas
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington debates balancing openness and security in a nuclear era
The piece discusses a global Democratic dilemma over informing the public while protecting national security. It notes 1900s laws on classification, declassification disputes, and the British approach, highlighting tensions between press access and state secrets.
Defining Classified Information in an era of new tech
A general discusses how laws are used by public officials to hide errors while emphasizing First Amendment safeguards. He argues Congress faces a tough task distinguishing properly classified national security content from public information, urging careful judgment to avoid excessive restrictions or unfettered leakage.
Card of Thanks and Free Press Debate
A column notes public gratitude for neighbors while discussing government secrecy and freedom of information. It cites an inter agency committee including Defense State Justice White House and intelligence bodies seeking protective laws without withholding public access. The Brady Herald Brady Texas page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Executive Branch
Inter-Agency
Department of Defense
Department of State
Department of Justice
White House
The
Atomic Energy
Public Meetings Set On Alcohol Abuse Plan
Citizens in the Concho Valley are invited to two public meetings in Brady and San Angelo to share ideas for the Texas state plan on alcoholism treatment. Attendees will help identify needs, services, and attitudes to be submitted to a 28 member planning committee. The March 5 Brady session and March 6 San Angelo session aim to inform the Concho Valley portion of the state plan due March 23 to the Texas Commission on Alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Easter Seal Campaign Runs Through April 22
Easter Seal Appeal letters go out this week in McCulloch County led by John W. Jones representative for Crippled Children and Adults of Texas As Representative and treasurer of the local Easter Seal Appeal The society funds physical and occupational therapy speech and hearing programs and equipment loans for disabled persons through the annual campaign which runs through Easter Sunday April 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
John W. Jones
Seal Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Texas State Department of Health
Accent On Health
J.E. Peavy, M.D
Commissioner of Health
Harold R. Ray
Ray
Product Safety Commission
States
Shriners Burn Institute
Galveston
National Burn Informa
Don Freeman
Bill Boswell
First Christian Church
W. A. Dodds
Courtney Williams
Jean F. Williams
Washington
Washington, D. C
Gard
Edward VIII
Perly
Lear
Freedom
George M Walker
Standard-Herald
Office
Central
Intel
Ligence Agency
National Security Agencies
Brady Herald
Brady
Concho Valley
St. Paul's
Byterian
San Angelo
Council of Gov
Texas Commis
Sion On
TCA
Jones
Contact
Representa
Easter Seal Society
Handi
Seal Appeal
Lawler
Becamiios of
Ralph B. Micklethwait
King Site Wallet Creative
Grandpa
Ce Si
Our
Townsend's
BEN Franklin
W. Commerce
Brady, Texas
Cattleman’s Commission Company
Angus Heifers
Brangus and
Braford
Hereford
Bud Harrell