Governor Smith Hints On Budget Veto And Special Session
Gov. Preston Smith plans to decide by Friday whether to veto the Legislature one year budget bill and when to reconvene for a mop up session. He will discuss the matter at the Texas Press Association convention Saturday in Arlington. A $60.4 million teacher pay raise looms, with tax revenue and spending in dispute as the governor weighs line item vetoes or full vetoes.
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Austin
Tex
Preston Smith
The
Texas Press ‘Association
Inn of Six Flags
Arlington
Smith
House
Senate
Leutenant P
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
John Connally
Deadline Told For Water Rights Recording
The Texas Water Rights Commission announced final notice of the recording deadline under the 1967 Adjudication Act. Water users on public streams must claim by September 1, 1969, unless exempt for domestic or livestock use. Failure to record extinguishes the water right. valid claims cover maximum usable water 1963 to 1967, with 1968 1970 recognition for certain capacity expansions. Further information and forms available.
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Texas Water Rights Commission
Blackwell Church Revival Corrected After Error
The Enterprise corrects last week’s revival notice at Blackwell Baptist Church stating Kenneth F. Jones preached instead of Kenneth F. Cones. Services continue through Sunday with Rev. James R. Clark inviting all area residents to attend.
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Blackwell Baptist Church
Kenneth F. Cones
Kenneth F. Jones
James R. Clark
Lieutenant Spoonts Reassigned To Fort Hood Texas
Lt Johnny Spoonts wounded in Vietnam now being transferred from a Japanese hospital to Fort Hood Texas near Killeen. He is son of Mr and Mrs Ben Spoonts of Abilene and grandson of Mr and Mrs C E Bruton of Bronte. He earned the Purple Heart and two Bronze Stars for his service.
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Johnny, Spoonts
Vietnam
Japan
Fort Hood
Texas
Killeen
Ben Spoonts
Abilene
C. E. Bruton
Bronte
Bruton
Spoonts
South Vietnam
Help Yourself and Your Country Buy Savings Bonds
A patriotic guidance piece urges readers to invest in savings bonds to support national efforts. It emphasizes civic duty, stable returns, and the government's role in financing public programs.
Miss Nancy Richards Weds Leroy Casey in Bronte Church
Miss Nancy Lynann Richards became the bride of Leroy Leon ard Casey at 6 p.m. Saturday June 14 in the First United Methodist Church Bronte. The Rev Wayne N Stout officiated before an altar with candles and greenery.
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Nancy Lynann Richards
Leroy Leonard Casey
United Methodist Church
Bronte
Wayne N. Stout
and Mirs
Ralph Tad Richards
Roy Louis Casey
Robert Lee
Martin Lee
Janet Lee
Sheila Hubbard
Debbie Gentry
Kelly Lawdon
Steve Rives
Tad
Terry Richards
Winters Art Guild forms in Winters with weekly art classes
The Winters Art Guild, organized by local artists, will sponsor professional art classes taught by Franklin M. Walker of San Angelo. First meeting set for 5 p.m. July 1 at the American Legion Hall. ten students per class, with weekly sessions on Tuesdays. Mrs. Gayle Gardner directs as president.
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Winters Art Guild
Winters
the Legion Hall
Gayle Gardner
Art Guild
Franklin M. Walker
San Angelo
California School of Fine Arts
Robert Wood
American Legion Hall
Ir Winters
Walker
Brookshire Social Roundup of Visits and Travels
Mr. and Mrs. Gleghorn returned from El Frida Arizona with other relatives visiting in Denton Fort Worth and Dallas. Friends and relatives from San Antonio Corpus Christi San Angelo Miles Wingate Blackwell and Amarillo shared weekend visits and a funeral.
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T. G. Gleghorn
Elfrida
Ariz
B. V. Hedges
Howard Gleghorn
San Antonio
Arizona
Clarence Cummings
Corpus Christi
L. D. Saunders
Wingate
Susie Garlington
Alto Claude Lee
Robert White
Blackwell
Franklin Thomas
Charlie Brown
William Kruse
Robert Massie
San Angelo
Kruse
Brown
Vernie Smith
Herbert Holland
Cactus Hotel
Gary Coates
David
And
Mirs
James Lee
Gene Beard
Herman Miller
Amarillo
Bill Fowler
Car Wash Next Week Supports Longhorn Band
Bronze Longhorn Band sponsors a car wash Monday and Tuesday at Main Street Car Wash. Members wash cars from 7 AM to 7 PM with pick up and delivery service. Proceeds fund new band uniforms at two dollars and fifty cents per car.
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Bronze Longhorn Band
Main Street
Family thanks Bronte merchants for floral tribute
The family of the late Mrs. Billy Magness expresses gratitude to Bronte merchants for the floral offering at her death. The acknowledgement reads Gwen Magness’s family thanks you for the sympathy shown.
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Billy Magness
Merchants of
Bronte
Gwen Magness
Bronte Golfers Enter Partnership Low Ball Tournament
Several Bronte teams have entered the Partnership Low Ball Golf Tournament to be sponsored this weekend in Robert Lee by the Mountain Creek Golf Club. Entrants include Clint Lion Roy Stout Steve Williams J. W. Caudle Conda Richards and Royce Lee.
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Bronte
Robert Lee
The
Mountain Creek Golf Club
Clint Lion
Roy Stout
Steve Williams
J. W. Caudle
Conda Richards
Royce Lee
Be Wise Invest Regularly in U S Savings Bonds
Public notices urge readers to invest steadily in U S Savings Bonds as a secure long term savings plan. Officials emphasize regular contributions and compounding interest, promoting financial resilience for individuals and families.
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U. S
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Australia
Ed Clark
Barnes
Gus Mutscher
Blackwell Church
FT. Hood
Nancy Richards
Leroy Casey
Bronte High School
Forture Homemakers of America
Robert Lee High School
Future Farmers of America
Brookshire Browsings
Aguilar
Colo
Bill.Ogilvy and
Tommie Weatherby
Mr. Mayes
Exa Smith
Miles
Longhorn Band
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