Poage Voices Mail Service Crisis at Dedication
Cong. Poage spoke at the Gause Post Office dedication about mail service shifts from rail to truck and air. He noted a week for Herald delivery from Central Texas to Washington and urged central distribution to suburbs amid rising mail volume and limited automation.
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Rogers approves sewer bond in Rogers by 10 to 1
Citizens of Rogers vote 58 in favor of a $100000 sewer bond, first such election in years. Officials say turnout surpasses typical council elections, signaling growth potential along major highways and the town's progressive push for expanded sewer service.
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Enforcement focus shifts with new liquor and road laws
Dan Kubiak notes the Liquor Control Board reduces force to prioritize inspections of bars and clubs while new laws reshape DUI testing, road bonds, highway clearances, and vehicle safety rules. Legislation includes an Implied Consent Act, road bond limits, relocation payments, tire restrictions, right of way at intersections, slow moving vehicle emblems, and safe following distances.
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New Community Efforts Target Alcoholism and Drug Dependence
Mental Health by Morton Miller discusses a shift to integrated community programs tackling alcoholism and drug dependence. He cites WHO and AMA support, urges prevention research, and stresses cooperation of voluntary agencies and official bodies to address these addictive diseases and their societal burden.
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American Medical Associaton
Smead Plans New McGregor Plant With 150 Jobs
Smead Manufacturing will locate a 150 employee plant east of McGregor on a 50 acre site. The 75,000 square foot fully air conditioned masonry building will be built as ground breaking is set soon after year’s start. Most workers will be women and McGregor Airport plus local labor supply cited as strengths. Everett Janne recommends a potted plant for home or office.
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Basketball For Sth 6th Graders Start Saturday Sessions
Coach Ron Murdock will begin Saturday sessions for 5th and 6th grade boys to learn basketball. The two hour sessions exclude Saturdays with Yeomen games and aim to teach fundamentals ahead of varsity level. The start date will be announced at school.
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Texas Community Improvement Program poised for historic 1969-70 year
Community Improvement officials say the 1969-70 period could be the finest in the program's history as investments, projects, and civic upgrades gain momentum statewide.
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Compulsory Blood Transfusions and Religious Freedom
A 1969 ABA Texas Bar feature examines whether a state may force a blood transfusion over a patient’s religiously held refusal. Courts split: some prioritize child welfare and incapacity, others respect patient autonomy when fully competent. The piece notes ongoing legal debate and cites judges’ varying rationales.
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