A Newspaperman's Prayer by Bob Considine
A reflective ode to journalistic ethics and dedication. It emphasizes truth seeking, kindness to copy staff, veracity over rumor, and responsibility during deadlines and public disclosure. The piece honors Considine and the enduring standards of reporting.
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Herald
Bob Considine
NBC
International News Service
New RHS Adult Education Courses Include Belly Dancing
Milam Areans belly dancing along with macrame and landscape gardening are set as new courses in Rockdale High School adult community education. Macrame and belly dancing registration is 6 p.m. Monday at RHS and landscape gardening registration occurs Tuesday at 7 p.m.
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Rockdale High School
RHS
Hearne Plans Merge Of Tax Offices By City And Schools
Hearne city council approves a proposal from Hearne schools to merge tax assessor collector duties. Officials plan a unified office while maintaining two tax rolls and separate equalization boards.
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Hearne
Road Bond Issue Set by Burleson County Court
Burleson County Commissioners Court sets May 21 for a special election on a $400,000 road bond issue to repair deteriorating county roads. Officials say no tax increase is anticipated to finance the bonds' repayment.
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Burleson County Commissioners Court
Robbers Plead Guilty in Thorndale Bank Heist
Former Austin Police teletype operator Jewlester Jackson and his brother Tommy Ray Jackson pleaded guilty in federal court to the January robbery of the Thorndale State Bank. Sentencing is scheduled for Thursday.
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Jewlester Jackson
Austin Police Dept
Tommy Ray Jackson
Thorndale State Bank
Fireman's Fund Grows for Rosebud Burned Fireman
Funds for Tommy Layne, the Rosebud firefighter badly burned in a rural blaze, have reached 2326 dollars in two Rosebud banks. A benefit supper last week is expected to add around 1200 dollars, and donation jars around the city report steady coins drops.
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Tommy Layne
Rosebud
Rate Increase Tabled In Temple City Action Postponed
The Temple city commission postpones action on a Texas Power and Light Co rate increase until after the Texas Public Utilities Commission rules April 25 on the statewide hike. A Dallas accounting firm study favors a 12.8 percent rise over the 34 percent requested.
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Temple City Commission
Texas Power and Light Co
Texas Public Utilities Commission
Dallas
Georgetown Trustees Propose $1.885 Million Bond Plan
Georgetown school trustees voted to ask constituents to approve two propositions totaling 1 885 000 dollars in a May 21 bond issue. Funds would add to and repair three schools, build a school bus maintenance barn, and add a running track at the high school.
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Georgetown
Yoe High Names Two Top Seniors for 1977 Graduation
Richard Raymond and Eloise Henderson named valedictorian and salutatorian respectively at Yoe High. Richard boasts a 95.17 GPA, four years on student council and multiple honors and activities including science fairs and Eagle Scout. Eloise holds 94.65 GPA, three years in National Honor Society, band, Spanish and history activities, and plans to study English and communications at the University of Texas.
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Eloise Henderson
Richard
Andrew L. Raymond, Jr
Cameron
Eloise
John B. Henderson Jr
Cameron Richard
National Honor Society
Junior Historians
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
United Youth Fellowship
Alcoa
Baylor University
University of Texas
Yoe
Yee High
Dates Set For Beef Vote In Texas Referendum
The USDA announced tentative dates for the national Beef Referendum with registration June 6 to 17 and voting July 5 to 15. J D Sartwelle of Houston chairs the Texas Beef Development Task Force noting the self help program aims to stabilize and improve the beef market. The Beef Research and Information Act would authorize a 3 tenths of 1 percent levy on animal sales to fund beef research promotion education and foreign market development. The funds would be managed by a 68 member Beef Board with cattlemen nominees.
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J.D. Sartwelle
Houston
Texas Beef Development Task Force
Beef Research and Information Act
Congress
Sartwelle
Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
TP&L Embraces Carter Energy Proposals and Lignite Plan
TP&L President J F Skelton says the utility already adopts Carter energy targets including a shift from gas and oil to coal and nuclear. Lignite use rose to 40 percent now and 62 percent by 1978, with Comanche Peak nuclear unit planned for 1981. The firm formed Chaco Energy for New Mexico coal and will convert plants to lignite. A massive buildup aims for 72 percent lignite, 18 percent nuclear/coal, and 10 percent gas by the mid 1980s.
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Jimmy Carter
Tp&l
J. F. Skelton
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Carter
Congress
Eest
Texas
Dallas Power & Light
Texas Electric Company
Comanche Peak
Chaco Energy Company
New Mexico
Chaco Energy
Texas Power and Light
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