Babson Reports Forecast for 1970 Economy and Markets
Babson's Reports staff projects a 5 percent dip in factory output before a mild revival, with 1970 unemployment rising to about 5 percent. Consumer spending softens on durable goods while money rates ease modestly. Stocks look for bargain opportunities in bonds, preferreds, and oversold equities as schools reopen in Cameron Monday.
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Slow Moving Vehicle Emblem Adopted For Texas Roads
A new Texas law requires a SMV emblem on slow moving equipment to improve safety on highways. The yellow orange triangle with red border warns faster traffic of vehicles under 25 mph. Effective January 1, 1970, emblem use remains restricted to slow moving machinery or equipment on public roads.
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Christian circles set for January study themes
The First United Church groups in Temple plan January meetings on the Christian in Society topic. Rebekah Priscilla Naomi Hope Martha Circles gather at 1 2 p.m. with respective leaders. the CAR HITS TREE incident involves Hubert Hardeman unhurt after a 4 53 p.m. crash on West 10th Street. Milam County Commissioners reappoint Dr S H Richardson as County Health Director at $600 yearly to serve indigents.
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Hope
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Bruce Massingill
Hubert Hardeman
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Milam County Faces Higher Costs in 1970 Budget
Commissioners anticipate increases in 1970 due to new insurance requirements and a pension plan adding about 24,008 dollars annually. Jail modernization and substandard conditions prompt jail improvements funded by a time warrant system. County poor farm phased out with minimal impact, and US 70 right-of-way purchases loom.
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Water Districts to Hold Elections for Elm Creek, Milam County
Elm Creek Watershed Authority votes Jan 13 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Red Ranger Store on FM 437 six miles north of Rogers for four directors. Incumbents Edward Coufal Albert C. Akridge and A F Matula seek two year terms. J W Neeley runs for outgoing director L T Slavik who not seeking re election. Other directors include Frank Kratochvil Robert Hoelscher Robert Dana and Rueben Mikeska.
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Elm Creek Watershed Authority
Milam County
Bowling News Team Standings and Local Notices
Standings list for Cameron area bowling teams and individual high scores including Irene's Fnd, Brad's Mobil, and Gite Poles Pursuure. Local notice: Milam County Water District to elect two directors C S Raney and Floyd Stark. voting 8 am to 6 pm at Criswell Cotton and Insurance Office Buckholts.
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