Rosebud Lott Voters Set Consolidation Decision Date
Rosebud and Lott voters will decide on consolidation February 7 while Rosebud approves a $1.3 million bond to build a new junior high and high school between Lott and Rosebud. The 6 to 1 bond margin (487 to 82) signals strong support for resolving school needs prior to consolidation.
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Flu Cases Surge in Milam Area Amid Penicillin Benefits
Rockdale doctors reported 150 flu cases over the weekend with Cameron hospitals also at capacity. The weekly numbers rose as temperatures fell to 28 degrees, underscoring the impact of modern medicine and pharmaceuticals on illness duration and outcomes.
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Milam
Rockdale
Cameron
Railroad emblems and depot cuts sought by local collector
Avery F. Von Blon of Muskogee Oklahoma requests offset printer cuts of railroad emblems depots rolling stock and depots plus type catalogs and any old SA&AP Ry timetables photos passes and keys. He notes Chester Simons resignation as Waco Police Chief and future City Manager duties in Stroud Oklahoma and asks readers to contact him with usable items.
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Action Packed Texas Voter Year Ahead in 1970
Texans who registered by January 31 face a busy political year led by a hot U S Senate race between Ralph Yarborough and Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr with George Bush likely opposing in November. Governor contenders include Preston Smith and others while a liquor by the drink vote and pollution issues also loom large.
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Houston
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Old Philosopher Suggests Taxing Federal Legacies
Letter writer argues governments seek revenue and proposes taxing federally funded projects and offices from highways to post offices and welfare to balance budgets. He jokes about billing Washington and receiving refunds, listing many federal and state entities as targets.
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U.S
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Supreme Court upholds delinquency law amid juvenile cases
The Supreme Court effectively sustains a Texas statute authorizing declaring a youth delinquent for health or morals risk. In separate actions the High Court dismissed a teen’s appeal tied to a state correctional school and the Third Civil Appeals Court denied an Austin student’s reform school challenge. a Houston doctor’s liability in a drug reaction case was rejected. Corpus Christi and bus service outside city limits faced resistance from major lines. the Governor’s Criminal Justice Council notes federal crime funds largely stay in major Texas cities.
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