Bowling Standings and High Series Achievements
Team standings show First National Bank leading with 51 and 21 counts, followed by Yoakum Housemoving and Taylor Meat. Individual high games feature Steelworkers Kathryn Jeter at 166 and Robbie Kapusta at 165, with high series led by Louise Neal at 452 and Janet Shelly and others. Team totals and player scores accompany each outfit across two standings lists.
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First National Bank
Yoakum Housemoving
Taylor Meat
Steelworkers
Photo- Wright
Gaither Motor Co
Rockdale Electronics
Coca Cola
Kathryn Jeter
Louise Neal
Wright Robbie Kapustay
Oleta Shafer
Dale Caywood
Yoakum House
Carolyn Ostendorf
Linda Glaser
Neil Odstreil
Gaithers
Betty Backhaus
Henrietta Tucker
Gladys Titsworth
Records Base Tax Filings tips from IRS official
A Temple IRS official urges taxpayers to keep complete records for 1972 and beyond to ease itemized deductions and potential audits. Good records allow early filing after W-2s and help prepare 1974 returns. keep previous-year returns as a guide.
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A. P Andrews
Temple Office
Internal Revenue Service
Early and periodic screening program for Texas children under welfare
Texas announces an expanded preventive health effort for aid children through a mutual program by the State Health Department and Department of Public Welfare. The initiative, Early and Periodic Screening Diagnosis and Treatment, will screen eligible youngsters, refer those needing further care, and rely on the Medical Assistance Program for diagnostics and treatment. State Health Commissioner Dr James Foee hailed the plan as catching defects early to reduce long term illness. Meanwhile, the 12th Annual Twirling Festival will bring twirlers from a 250 mile radius to Rusk on February 3 for competition in multiple categories, sponsored by the Rusk High School Band and Booster Club.
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Texas
State Health Department
Department of Public Welfare
Welfare Department
Rusk
At & A.m
Lester Hughes
C/O
Rusk High School
TSTI Students Learning To Fly
The 26 State Tech students at James Connally Campus can fly in theory thanks to a flight simulator bought as surplus from Delta Airlines. Aviation fraternity members, Alpha Eta Rho, arranged the purchase and spent months assembling the equipment for classroom use.
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State Tech
James Connally
TSTI
Delta Airlines
Alpha Eta Rho
Pat Brown
Brown
FAA
TST
Market Report From Cameron Live Stock Auction
Cattle and calf receipts totaled 460 at Cameron Live stock Auction, with slaughter cows mostly 1.00 lower and bulls weak. Feeder cattle and stock cows mostly steady amid good demand and normal attendance. hog receipts 644 with barrows and gilts 2.00 higher.
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Cameron
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