Paul Johnson Named to Who's Who in Politics
McCulloch County Commissioner Precinct 1 Paul Johnson is selected for the 1973 edition of Who's Who in Politics in the South & Southwest. The honor recognizes outstanding public service by leaders at local and regional levels, joining governors senators and other officials. Johnson and his wife expressed surprise and pleasure at the recognition.
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Paul Johnson
McCulloch
South & Southwest
United States
Johnson
U.S
Brady High School Honor Roll First Nine Weeks
Seventeen Brady High School students earned honors for the first nine weeks under Principal Edward Whiteley. Seniors and juniors lead with six honorees each, followed by four sophomores and one freshman.
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Brady High School
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Amendments Outline Two Part Ballot Information
The piece previews Amendments VIII through XIV on the Texas Constitution ballot. It explains proposals for four year terms for key offices, allowing dual officeholding for soil and water directors in certain areas, and changing how and when constitutional amendments are proposed and published. It notes debates over term limits, representation, and information clarity.
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Texas
General Land Office
Voters Speak In McCulloch County Election Safari
McCulloch County voters prepare for the November general election with absentee ballots due by 5 p m. Total registrations rose to 4 280 from 3 872 in 1968. Polls open 8 a m. to 7 p m with 11 voting boxes listed at Brady Rochelle Lohn Mercury Placid Doole and nearby precincts. Predominantly Democratic county. national races include Nixon vs McGovern and Tower vs Sanders. local turnout expected strong.
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McCulloch County
White House
Senate
John Tower
Barefoot Sanders
Dolph Briscoe
Hank Grover
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Brady
Brady High School
Albert Gray
Richards Memorial Library
Bill Dodds
McCulloch
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Witnesses Arriving for Lay Mission at First United Methodist
About 40 witnesses from across Texas will attend the Lay Witness Mission at First United Methodist Church this weekend. They will stay in church members homes, with events starting Friday at 6 30 p.m. A casual format invites all to attend any meeting chaired locally by Jim Harkrider with Wen dell Stewart of Midland coordinating.
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Texas
First United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Wendell Stewart
Midland
Jim Harkrider
Harkrider
Auto Dealer Off To Greece
Mr and Mrs Harold Stephens owners of Stephens Chevrolet Inc departed Wednesday from Dallas for Athens Greece on a 10 day Mediterranean tour. The trip was won as part of the all expense paid 100 Great Days With Chevrolet sales promotion by Chevrolet Motor Division General Motors. Roy Hilliard general manager thanked the local area for making the trip possible.
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Harold Stephens
Stephens Chevrolet, Inc
Dallas
Athens
Greece
Mediterranean
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors
Roy Hilliard
Stephens Chevrolet
Houston Kyzar Buried Wed
R. Kyzar 76 of Brady died Tuesday in Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Wilkerson Memorial Chapel with Rev. Ray Ash. burial in Haven Cemetery. Born August 17, 1896 in San Saba County. married Decia Jane Capps July 4, 1915 in Mason. Survivors include wife, one son Tommy Kyzar Sr. of Melvin, three grandchildren, three brothers, two sisters, and three great grandsons.
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Houston R. Kyzar
Brady
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
Wilkerson Memorial Chapel
Ray Ash
Haven Cemetery
Kyzar
San Saba
Decia Jane Capps
Mason
First Baptist Church
Tommy Kyzar, Sr
Melvin
Tommy Kyzar, Jr
Charlotte K. Evans
Dallas
Lynn Kyzar
D. W. Kyzar
J. M. Kyzar
C. B. Kyzar
John Self
Lamesa
E. E. Buchanan
Halloween Night Quiet For BPD Says Police Chief
Police Chief Bill Strickland reports a calm Halloween with three patrol cars, three calls and little mischief. He notes some egg throwing not aimed at people and praises youths for watching their behavior.
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Bill Strickland
Strickland
Editorial urges voters to think for themselves this election day
An editorial addresses the voter directly urging independent thought amid messages from commentators canvassers and polls. It emphasizes the voter’s right to consider candidates platforms and promises before deciding for a term.
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