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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1977
Page
2
Brady leads series 8-4 since 1936 with Burnet dogs winning 4 of the last 5 meetings. The long running gridiron rivalry dates to a 43-7 Brady win and 12 total confrontations in which Brady has the edge.
Longfellow's lines frame a drought ending rain across the Heart of Texas with Monday night and Tuesday morning showers. Farmers praise relief though stock tanks and streams still need replenishing. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen urges energy optimism as November forecasts point to continued wetness and future energy research. Cecil Schill of Brady reflects on the OF Hound Dawgs Club feature.
Brady Bulldogs enter the season finale at 9-0 needing a tie or win over Burnet to secure the District 24 AA crown. A Burnet win or a three way tie would trigger a coin flip to determine the league representative to face last year’s state champ Rockdale. Burnet is described by coach Paul Jette as a big, strong, aggressive opponent.
Game Warden Tim Moorman predicts a fair deer season opening Saturday through Jan 1 with a bag limit of three deer two bucks. Weight concerns noted but hunters anticipate many out of town guests and local business impact as Brady aims for district glory amid Burnet Highs football notes and player Bob Shipley.
City Council leaves mayoral post vacant until city election next April with Mayor Pro-tem Ed Davenport presiding. No appointment or special election will be held. Voters will choose the mayor next April.
Brady's Bulldogs remain No. 9 in Harris Poll and crack the AP Top 10 for the first time this season at No. 10 trailing Childress. Bellville leads both lists.
McCulloch County residents backed five of seven constitutional amendments on Tuesday ballot. Electronic banking failed locally 100 for 166 against, while other measures including criminal appeals court expansion and bail denial saw higher support in county tallies.
City Council approved a across the board raise of 40 dollars per month for city workers. Hourly staff gain about 23 cents per hour, totaling roughly 39.87 more monthly. Payroll costs rise by about 5,042 dollars each month. City Superintendent Barry Adair cited revenue reviews and projections and stated utilities would not need to increase.
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