Prayer Is Simply a Talk with God Plain Talk on Faith and Trouble
A reader asks how to cope when prayer seems useless after a family crisis involving an adopted son who went wrong. Abby responds that prayer is personal talk with God and outcomes depend on individual paths and consequences, urging continued faith without assuming divine protection from actions. The letters section also covers social quirks about a millionaire in disguise, a dog owner dilemma, dating etiquette for hosting out of town guests, respect for the National Anthem at elderly gatherings, and a question about reusing stamps with postal rules.
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Farmers Filing Requirements For 1967 Estimated Tax
Farmers who earned two thirds or more of 1967 gross income from farming must file the 1967 estimated tax declaration by January 15 1968 using Form 1040 ES. Ellis Campbell Jr North Texas says filing a 1040 and paying due by February 15 1968 satisfies the requirement. publication 225 farmer's tax guide available from IRS or county agent.
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Ellis Campbell, Jr
Internal Revenue For
North Texas
Internal Revenue Service
Gulf Coast Fishing Surge Reported In 1966 67
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department recorded a total catch of 3,767,423 pounds of fish taken from bays along the Texas Gulf Coast during the 1966 1967 fiscal year.
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Texas Gulf Coast
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texan VA lawyer Bland wins Exceptional Service Award
Ray P. Bland of Wichita Falls received the Veterans Administration Exceptional Service Award from VA Administrator William J. Driver. The assistant general counsel helped prepare major veterans legislation over two decades and worked with Texas congressman Olin F. Teague on drafting acts including Korean War era measures benefiting veterans and dependents.
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Ray P. Bland
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
William J. Driver
Wichita Falls
Bland
Texas
Olin F. Teague
House Committee On Veterans’ Affairs
Bland's Legal Career and VA Service Highlight wartime Era
Honor UT Law 1930 graduate Bland practiced in Wichita Falls from 1931 to 1942. He joined the VA in 1946 after serving with the Army Judge Advocate General's office. He supported veterans through award bills, hospital and loan guarantee programs via legal work, litigation, and legislation.
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Veterans’ Hospital
University of Texas School of Law
Bland
Wichita Falls
Army Judge Advocate General
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