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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1972

Page

6

Kubiak Seeks Re-election To Texas House District 36

Rockdale state representative Dan Kubiak announces his candidacy for a third term in the Texas House, seeking the Democratic primary May 6, 1972. He notes reform work, multiple bills passed, and a stance against special interests while detailing district changes from Robertson to Williamson counties and his campaign plans.

Dan Kubiak Rockdale Falls Milam Williamson Counties Kubiak Will Govens Robertson Counties Williamson County Robertson County Murray Street Austin Ackerman Street Williamson Smith

Segrest Named BEPC General Manager in Waco

Ross A. Segrest, BEPC executive manager for nine years, becomes general manager of Brazos Electric Power Cooperative in Waco. He succeeds Hollis Dalton who died January 19 and would have retired May 1. Segrest, a Hamlin native long based in Waco, is Baylor graduate summa cum laude in accounting and former Baylor Lariat reporter.

Ross A. Segrest Brazos Electric Power Cooperative, Inc BEPC Segrest Hollis Dalton Dalton Hamlin Waco Waco High School Baylor University Baylor

Birthday List For February Readers

A community birthday notice lists individuals celebrating on February 14 to February 20. Names include Sharon Hurtik Patsy Matula Rufus Floyd Sr Ella Williams David Cobb Chester Hayes Pauline Friemel Glen Luster Mrs. Dale Moore Matilda Schneider Mrs Jerome Green Glenda Gotcher Shirley Patterson James Manning Debra Glaser and others across multiple dates.

Sharon Lynn Hurtik Patsy Matula Rufus Floyd Sr Ella Williams David Cobb Chester Hayes Pauline Friemel Glen Luster Dale Moore Matilda Schneider Jerome Green Glenda Gotcher Shirley Patterson James Manning Debra Glaser

Anniversary couples list echoes community ties

A local society page signals congratulations to multiple couples on their anniversaries. Names include Wayne Law, Johnny Chervenka, Alan Dodson, Kenneth Johnson, Sam Williams, Norman Cook, Felix Bankowski, Albert Glas er Sr., R. G. Glaser, Frank Kohut, and Eugene Junek in a round of celebratory notices.

Bell County Authorized Add Two Deputies Under CTA SAP

Bell County Commissioner's Court approved Harold Harris to contract with Centex Council of Governments for two additional deputy sheriffs funded by the CTA SAP and federal state safety programs. The new deputies will enforce Driving While Intoxicated laws and may be loaned to or from nearby jurisdictions as needed.

Commissioner's Court of Bell County Harold Harris Central Texas Council of Governments Central Texas Alcohol Safety Project CTA Sap Texas Office of Traffic Safety Administration National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Centex Cog Commissioner's Court Sheriff's Office

Permanent Labels On Clothing Adopted By FTC Rule

Texas A&M extension specialist Becky Dunlap notes a new FTC rule requiring permanent care labels on wearing apparel and fabrics. The regulation, effective July 3 1972, aims to reduce fabric shrinkage color running and heat damage by providing proper care information. While costs may rise eight percent for low priced items and one half to one percent for higher priced garments, net savings from fewer care errors are expected. items selling for three dollars or less may be excluded from the rule.

The Federal Trade Commission FTC Miss Dunlap

New Apparel Care Label Regulation Takes Effect

The regulation requires permanent care labels on all apparel effective July 3, aiding consumer care and product performance. Exemptions include items altering appearance or utility by labeling, shoes, sheer blouses, and articles covering hands or head.

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Sam House of Representatives P. O. Box William P. Rogers Washington, D. C State Department Texas Representative Kubiak Falls County Reagan Marlin John T. Kubiak Connie Snider Kubiak Zana Bassler Summerville Kelly Dan Reagan and Blinn College University of Texas Midwestern University Georgetown University Texas 4-H Club Texas 4-H Youth Development Foundation Vocational Agriculture Teachers Assn. of Happy Patsy Vansa Craig Friemel James D. Camp Mike Miller Steve Thweatt Jim McGoldrick Donald Wayne Ditto Arnold Glaser Albina Bonkowski O. J. Ward Roy Dell Fowler Marie Belicek Roxanne Surovik Margaret Green Clyde Wallace Elbert Svetlik Vicky Orsag Laurie Fuchs Dana Kestenbaum Maurina Corley W. I. Ditto Ronald Litzman W.E. Kuzel Donna Sue Eaton James Porter Alfonse Schoppe Oulta Roddam Vaughn Killian David Harbers Elizabeth Zotz M. K. Keith Beaver Sheffield James Cooper Jimmy Bailey Bonnie Cobb Judy McDaniel Gregory Kretchmar Calvin Sanders Jimmy Bledsoe Shirley Horelica Luther Moore Joyce Young Jean Ann Petty Alfonse Schoppe Jr Wayne Law Johnny Chervenka Alan Dodson Kenneth Johnson Sam Williams Norman Cook Felix Bankowski Albert Glaser R. G. Glaser Frank Kohut Eugene Junek Bell College Station Becky Dunlap Texas Agricultural Extension Service Dunlap Cornell University Keith Jowel Roege Levi Wu i Miracle KRAFT Usda Choice P.S. Beef Center Usda Choice del Monte Flavortul U.S Royal Bell Pillsbury Assorted Layer Libby Hi Neighbor Mobile Homes Sales Inc Texas Avenue College Station Bath Lancer Patriot Western Park Wood Woodland Monte Carlo Dorano Bassett House Dante
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