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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1973
Page
3
Representative Lynn Nabers introduces the 63rd Texas Legislature and outlines anticipated reforms. He notes focus on ethics, education, pollution, narcotics, death penalty, abortion, automobile insurance, and a new Appropriations Bill. Nabers serves on Criminal Jurisprudence and Revenue and Taxation committees and invites constituent correspondence.
Texas press notes LBJ shaped Dallas to Austin influence missing after his death. Abortion law struck down by Supreme Court 7 2 vote. Briscoe seeks Texas options. Hobby calls neutral stance. Engineers offer legislators enviro and public safety expertise. 700 engineers available for hearings.
Voters will elect four trustees for county positions on April 7 with polling at Lohn Rochelle and the McCulloch County courthouse. Ballot includes Precinct 3, Precinct 1, at large, and a one year term for Precinct 2 created after a resignation. Nomination filings open 30 days before the election with the county judge.
Walter G. Engdahl died January 8 at Brady. A memorial service will be held February 4 at 11 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Rochelle. Engdahl served as Church School Superintendent for 30 years and was active in church work. Reverend J Arthur Rebber will deliver the eulogy and hymns will be sung. The Administrative Board arranged the service to honor all who wish to pay respects.
Rochelle School suffered its fourth burglary of the school year with doors broken and two typewriters plus a candy machine and meat taken. A post office break-in occurred the same night with no valuables stolen. Sheriff Luke Vogel’s office investigates both incidents.
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