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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1969

Page

10

Chicago Board of Trade Not a Buyer Seller Here

The Chicago Board of Trade operates as an international marketplace where buyers and sellers participate in open auction to trade futures contracts for selected commodities. These contracts commit parties to take or make delivery at a later date.

Chicago Board of Trade

Opposition group forms over Texas school district consolidation

The Little Red School House Committee organized in Austin to defend rural Texas communities against Governor’s plan for forced consolidation from 1,218 districts to 353. Chairman Charles Schreiner II says larger districts won’t guarantee education quality and warns of lost community centers, longer bus rides, and reduced rural programs. Members span Mountain Home to San Antonio with leaders and supporters across the state.

Austin Texas Little Red Charles Schreiner II Schreiner Little Red School House Committee EK. M. Stevens San Antonio Little Red School House J. M. Auld Mountain Home, FE W. Brown, Jr Orange Howard Derrick Lidorado Jack Frost J. B. Love Llano Kerry McCan Victoria M. G. Michaelis Ll Kyle

Rogers ISD Board Sets April 5 1969 Trustee Election

At the Rogers Independent School District meeting the trustee election date for April 5 1969 was approved. The high school library will host the vote from 8 am to 7 pm with election judge Mrs. Frank Poncik. Terms of Clayton Clowers and Edwin Psencik expire and both seek reelection for three years.

Rogers Independent School District Util Frank Poncik Clayton Clowers Edwin Psencik Clowers Psencik

Rogers school board approves new staff and elections policy

The Rogers school board set March 4 1969 as candidate filing deadline with a five voter certificate requirement. Absentee ballots available March 16 to April 1 through the School Board Secretary Billie Synatzske. Mrs Netta Raley resigns as elementary teacher aide to join Temple Veterans Administration Hospital. Jillie Farrell becomes library aide. Betty Faye Wendler elected as library aide starting February 17. The district Guid ance Plan, first created 1961 62 and revised periodically, was updated under counselor Stanley Schwertner. Board members present included President C O Gunter and Vice President Woodson Waits.

Billie Synatzske Netta Raley Vete Rans Temple Jillie Farrell Raley Betty Faye Wendler Rogers Stanley Schwertner Preside

Federal tax tips and how to file your return in 1968

This IRS Q and A column answers common tax questions including form choices, hiring tax help, gift taxes, elderly benefits for home sales, name changes after marriage, and who can file the 1040A short form. It notes that color forms aid accuracy and provides guidance on proper signing and filing responsibilities.

U.S. Internal Revenue Service Social Security Administration

Poage criticizes pay raises and postmaster selection plan

Congressman W R Poage voiced opposition to recent Washington moves on pay raises for congressmen and judges and Nixon's postmaster selection proposal. He argued the pay hike heightens inflation risk and predicted continued political influence in choosing postmasters and rural carriers.

W. R. Poage Washington Nixon Congress Federal Judiciary Poage

Job Awaits Grad II Profession Is Chosen Wisely

Wanda Meyer reports from a Department of Labor survey that by 1975 there will be shortages in physicians dentists engineers and physical scientists while many teachers mathematicians and life scientists are in surplus. Overall 6.2 million college graduates will be needed with 4.3 million in professional and technical fields and 9 million in managerial occupations.

Wanda Meyer Extension Home Management Department of Labor Texas A&m University Meyer

Implied Consent Law Urged To Curb Drinking Drivers

Floyd Tipit argues drinking drivers pose a major highway hazard. A Texas study shows 40 to 50 percent of fatal accidents involve drinking. He urges passage of implied consent legislation with breath test options to address the menace and protect the public.

Texas

First Methodist Plans Mid-Winter Revival

A four day revival at First United Methodist Church in Cameron is set for February 24 to 27. Rev. Asbury Lenox of Grace Methodist Baytown will lead services along with Rev. Roger Shuemate of Chapelwood Texarkana for extended sessions. Shuemate is a former Cameron resident and Yoe High School alumnus.

First United Methodist Church Cameron Asbury Lenox Grace Methodist Church Baytown Roger Shuemate Chapelwood United

Lone Star Gas declares quarterly dividend in Dallas meeting

Directors of Lone Star Gas Company in Dallas on February 6 declared a quarterly dividend of 28 cents per share of common stock payable March 1 1969 to shareholders of record February 21 1969.

Lone Star Gas Company Dallas

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