Thanks Cameron Mary Laurence List of Readers and Local Names
A long list of individuals and households across towns such as Maysfield Buckholts Burlington Rogers Temple Calvert San Antonio Rosebud Houston Lubbock and Austin appears, naming residents, spouses, and local connections in a community-wide notice. The roster includes many entries with initials and surnames, plus institutional names like St Eds Hospital and First State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckholts
Willie F. Glaser
C. O Mayfield, Jr
John Kuzel
Charles Kudlacek
Doyal Arnold
Choosing a place and time to do nothing in a busy world
A meditation on modern life. The piece notes how people chase activity and crowds to feel connected, yet loneliness persists. It asks whether silence within self is feared and whether shared presence truly yields meaning beyond the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hoelscher
Pasadena
Barbara L. Fuqua
Center Point
L. E. Thompson
Dallas
Hubert Butler
Seminole
Eula Quillin
Wilmer
Eugene Jistel
Channelview
Elmer Dennis, Jr
Muleshoe
Rudolph Moran
LA Corner
Washington
Pat O'Leary
Ozark
Ark
John Clark
W. Lafayette
Ind
Walter H. Lawrence
Dubuque
Iowa
Gary Kleypas
Austin Veterinarian Sues to Halt Laneport Dam Plan
C C Allison of Austin sues to stop Laneport Dam construction in the San Gabriel River watershed. He claims Williamson County land would be condemned and archeological sites destroyed, harming the river’s free flow and recreational and environmental values. A separate crash killed 19 year old Jake White near Caldwell on Texas 21, en route to Sam Houston State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Allison
Austin
Laneport
San Gabriel River
Allison
Williamson County
Jake White
John C. White
Lucille McCarty
Monroe
Texas 21
Caldwell
White
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
First Bale of Cotton Ginned at Thorndale Co-Op Gin
Eldee Hengst brought in the first bale weighing 580 pounds with 900 pounds of seed from 2300 pounds bollies and received a $50 savings bond from the Thorndale Chamber of Commerce last week.
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Eldee Hengst
Thorndale Co-Op
Thorndale Chamber of Commerce
McGregor Bulldogs Report Strong Early Player Depth
Seventy four McGregor Bulldog hopefuls reported in top condition for a Tuesday update. Coach Bobby Anderson praised the group as the best since his tenure, noting 14 returning letter men to anchor the 1971 squad and guide early drills.
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McGregor
Black seeks 146th district court seat in May 1972 election
William C. Black files to be elected judge of the 146th district court in May 1972. He would return to the judgeship he held before his removal after Gov. Preston Smith appointed him and the State Senate, acting on Sen. Murray Watsons recommendation, rejected the appointment.
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William C. Black
146Th District Court
Black
Preston Smith
State Senate
Murray Watson
Georgetown ISD Board Cuts Tax Rate for Upcoming Year
The Georgetown Independent School District trustees lowered the school tax rate by ten cents at their August 16 meeting. The assessment ratio stays at 70 percent and the rate drops from $1.40 to $1.30 per $100 valuation, funding next year’s balanced budget and a cash purchase of land for a new high school.
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Board of Trustees
Georgetown Independent School District
Brazos Valley Gets 22570 Grant for Teletype Network
A $22 570 grant was approved for the Brazos Valley Development Council to develop a regional law enforcement teletype network. Nine stations will be opened in Anderson Brenham Bryan Caldwell Centerville College Station Hearne Madisonville and Navasota.
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Brazos Valley
Milano School Trustees to vote on 1971-72 budget
Milano School Trustees meet at 8 p.m. Thursday August 26 to approve the official budget for the 1971 72 school year.
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Milano
No Commercial Course For Adult Education
Milam County will offer adult education this fall with no commercial courses. Max McClaren says enrollment may reach 150 to 200 in Cameron now that funds were diverted to LBJ Park. Two new schools Gause and Chilton will join the program, with courses in 12 schools across Milam Falls Robertson Lee and Burlison counties.
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Milam County
Max McClaren
McClaren
Texas House Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Appropriations Committee
Lbj Park
Cameron
Gause and
Chilton
Milam Falls
Robertson, Lee
Burlison
Wage Freeze Delays Milam County Pay Increases
Milam County Commissioners approved pay raises on August 13 but will wait 90 days for the federal wage and price freeze to lift. Courthouse clerical help extension office clerical help and custodial staff gains range from 25 to 34 dollars monthly, with specific boosts for precinct road and bridge workers and truck drivers.
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Milam County
O. B. Harden
Harden
Labor Day Opens First Student Holiday and Year Schedule
Cameron students will enjoy Labor Day as the first holiday after the new academic year begins September 1. The school district released a full calendar with in service days August 23 27 and August 30 31, start of instruction September 1 and many breaks including Thanksgiving Christmas Easter and graduation planning by Yee High.
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Yee High
Faculties Named For Schools
Schedules for the opening of school are set for September 1 with hours from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for several weeks and shuttle buses between Cameron Junior High and Yee High campus at 7:45 a.m. and 2 p.m. The superintendent’s office released completed lists of personnel including D. R. Dodson, Supt., and many teachers, aides, bus drivers, lunchroom, and custodial staff led by various names.
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Cameron Junior High
Yee High
D. R. Dodson
Supt
Cecil E. Anderson
Mary Arthur
Ima Batte
Mary Belle Batte
Vernon Wilfert
Roger L. Williams
Roger L. Williamson
DeLane Yager
Naomi Zajicek
Arnett Zelisko
Nadine Zelisko
Carol Farr
Susan Looney
Shirley Gunter
Linda Smith
Jerry Sechrist
Willyne Stanislaw
Davida Applebaum
Lois Gunn
Cora Mae Hightower
Betty Humble
Jean Krall
Bobby J. Looney
Katherine Looney
Robert Male
Bernadette Hanel
Vivian Kunz
Min
Lockheed Faces Tough Job Selling L 1011 Tristar Planes
Lockheed must sell as many as 200 L 1011 Tristar jets after a near bankruptcy and government rescue. executives argue over breakeven sales with McDonnell Douglas, noting Lockheed has one model vs four for DC-10 and predicting 251 to 409 Tristrars may be needed through 1980 to reach profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Lockheed
Britain
United States
McDonnell Douglas
Trijet
U. S
Grady Paul
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F.M.L
Georgetown
Law Enforcement
Jimmy Bailey
Sam Knight
Prentiss McGoldrick
Yoe Field
Belton
Ta Miller
Emil Kamenicky
N. E. Barron
Mitchell Chancey
Seth Dockery
Orvin Eixman
Curtis LaGrone
S. W. McClaren
Lloyd Rider
Jack Ruzicka
Roger Williams
Irene Angell
Ruby Swanzy
Agnes Mayer
Murphy Viewins
Rita Mikulec
Vernel Nelson
Marcella Dohnalik
Albina Tepera
Eleanora Tomek
Anna Cummings
Agnes Hollas
Matilda Zarosky
Vivian Nichols
Lowvica Lucko
Velma Coward
Lenard Baldwin
Theodore Balboa
Tommie C. Canady
Della Jackson
Herman Juergens
R. D. Provazek
Pansy Provazek
By Joel N. Shurkin
Reuter
Burbank
California
Lockheed Aircraft
Congress
Rolls-Royce Company
Pentagon
Paul
Gers
Delta
Eastern
Air Canada
Air Jamaica
Pacific Southwest
Trans World
TWA
Airlines
Rolls
Rolls-Royce
William Perreault
James Clyne
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