Thanks to Subscribers Across Cities and Firms
A nod of appreciation lists numerous subscribers and institutions across Texas and beyond. Names include Cameron Wesley Crouch Edison Fikes Henry Gehattle Jr T W Vogelsang Ralph Michalka John Reisner Mrs Joe Zalesky and Eplen Furniture among others. The roll spans Buckholts Houston Rogers Austin Dallas Milano Temple Burlington Rockdale Bryan Midland Belton and Waco with regional organizations KTEM Radio Central Texas Alcohol Safety and the Wynn's Press Clip ping Bureau noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Arnold
Frances Michna
Gause
Bill Gause
New Jersey
Wynn’s
New York
David Ray Skrhak
Massachusetts
J. M. Brass
Illinois
L. A. Fox
Belton High Band Heads to Rose Bowl Parade
About 200 people braved near freezing temperatures in Belton to send six busloads of Belton High School Marching 100 students and 50 sponsors to California for the Rose Bowl Parade. Mayor Clark Potter called the band the pride of Belton and praised the group for raising 25 000 dollars for the trip.
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Belton
Belton High School
Courthouse Square
California
Clark Potter
Strikers Being Replaced At Texas Communications Firm
KILLEEN Texas Communications Systems Inc began hiring new workers to replace about 250 striking personnel. Communications Workers of America Local 6174 set up pickets at 6 a.m. Monday as the Christmas calling rush started. John McDuff, company board chairman, said 112 applicants had applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexas Communications Systems, Inc
Communications Workers of America Local 6174
John McDuff
Ruling on Accidental Death in Hearne Case
Justice of the Peace Jack A. Mathews ruled Wanda Joshlin 29 of Hearne died accidentally on October 1 after an autopsy found she bled to death from a bullet wound severing an artery in her left arm. Her body was found in a car four miles south of Hearne on the old Bryan highway, shot once near the left shoulder with a 30-06 rifle.
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Justice of the Peace
Jack A. Mathews
Wanda Joshlin
Hearne
Mathews
Waco
Joshlin
Bryan Highway
Cameron ISD Names New Superintendent Marvin Crawford Jr
Cameron Independent School District appoints Marvin Crawford Jr to become superintendent starting July 1. Crawford, 34, comes from Spur where he served as superintendent for four years and will relocate with his wife and two children. He holds a BS from Texas Tech, a Masters from East Texas State, and 45 additional graduate hours. Crawford previously taught at Gilmer High School and held multiple coaching and administrative roles before becoming superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Crawford Jr
Cameron Independent
Calvin Cobb
Crawford
Spur
Marvin III
Judy Ann
Church of Christ
Guthrie High School
Texas Tech University
East Texas State University
Texas Tech
East Texas State
Gilmer High School
Board of
Briscoe Announces Scout Drive Surpasses Texas Goal
Gov Dolph Briscoe reports the Roundup for Scouting in Texas exceeded its 50 000 member target with almost 60 000 boys joining since mid September. He praised local packs troops and posts for inviting eligible non members to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Boy Scout
Dallas
Briscoe
Tommorrow
Milam County Rejects Joint Solid Waste Site Proposal
Milam County Commissioners voted unanimously to reject a proposed joint solid waste site. The plan, from Rockdale Thorndale and Cameron city officials, would have had Milam buy land and operate the site while cities haul waste and pay per ton. County funds were already budgeted and obligated, leading to the rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Rockdale
Thorndale
Cameron
O. B. Harden
Harden
LaVert McKinney
Dalton Caffey
Grant Funds Milam Milestone Dallas Symphony Return
A $4000 grant from the Texas Commission on Arts and Humanities supports a March 1974 Dallas Symphony appearance in Cameron Chamber of Commerce affairs. Milam patrons from Cameron, Rockdale, Rosebud, Rogers, Temple, Belton, Waco, Hearne and nearby communities back the three year symphony series with a guest director and artist planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Commission On Arts and Humanities
Dallas Symphony
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Milam Symphony
Boston Pops
Maurice Coates
Texas Commission
George Meine
Dallas Symphony Orchestra Association
Cameron
Rockdale
Rosebud
Rogers
Temple
Belton
Waco
Hearne
Milam Area
Ranchers face pinch as feed prices rise in 1973
January brief notes a tougher year for ranchers as feed costs climb. Other items include appeals court not halting dam work, rains boosting crops, symphony tickets on sale, local bankers reporting gains, and city actions from bond issues to fireworks rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony
Yeomen
Harper
Milam
Mall
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San Diego
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Eagle Scout
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Herald
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Parsons
Burlington
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Milano
Police Department
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