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A long list of names and places appears, likely a social or subscription notice. The page mentions Cameron Denton Dallas Temple Rockdale Houston Pasadena California and other bylines, suggesting a regional acknowledgments section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Chris Holcombe
L. R. Aikman
M. E. Anderson
Denton House
F. E. Baker
Bob Bailey
V. L. Angell
F. B. Pernie
V. A. Adams
Mraz Place
Sophie Orsag
Monroe Lucko
Cameron Credit Bureau
Frank Kratochvil
Billie M. Kerns
C. R. Allison
Clarence Hanel
E. L. Helsley
J. Z. Krall
J. E. Flinn
Wesley Pratt
T. H. Wardlow
Tom Tate
Wayne C. Pemberton
Curtis Moseley
Pasadena
Florine Massey
California
David E. Halpain
League City
Rudolph Kaatz Euless
C. L. Matocha
Weatherford
Florenc Newton
Colorado
T. F. Coffield
Alabama
A. L. Asken
Virginia
Williams Brown
Belton School Tax Cut Attempt Fails 5-2 Vote
Milam Areans Travis Childress and Donald Robinson failed to gain tax relief for Belton ISD at a June board meeting. They sought to cut tax valuation from 40 to 30 percent and the rate from 1.50 to 1.40. Both cited campaign promises as motivation. A separate item notes a 120 bed nursing home planned near the new hospital in Georg Town with a 1.2 million loan approved by the Central United Methodist Church Conference.
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Travis Childress
Donald Robinson
Childress
Robinson
Georg
Central United Methodist Church Conference
Etown
Wesleyan
Spirit of 76 Locomotive Makes Somerville Stop
Santa Fe Railway diesel unit painted red white and blue in honor of America’s Bicentennial halted in Somerville last week. One of five units touring the Santa Fe System salutes the Bicentennial, with 3500 horsepower engines used on the Super C between Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Santa Fe Railway
America
Somerville
Santa Fe
Chicago
Los Angeles
Fire Kills 13000 Hens at Ogea Egg Farm West of Rockdale
A Tuesday fire at the Ogea Egg Farm west of Rockdale killed about 13 000 laying hens and destroyed over half the laying house the owners the Leo Oega family said only about 2000 hens survived an electrical origin is suspected. In Waco a new group Citizens Against Crime organizes public forums with police to curb crime.
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Ogea
Rockdale
Leo Oega
Ogens
Waco
Citizens Against Crime
CAC
Lampasas 49ers Dig For Mexican Gold Coins Sunday
Lampasas residents reenact a Gold Rush event at an abandoned gravel pit on June 22 as part of the Bicentennial celebration. Participants bring digging tools to search for buried treasure with prizes described as Mexican gold coins valued on the world market at 30 dollars each. The starting gun will fire at 2 p.m.
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Lampasas
Gatesville seeks doctors with community and medical staff effort
City leaders heard an expert say attracting three physicians requires a unified effort by residents and medical staff plus about 50 000 dollars. The expert called the market for doctors a sellers market noting one doctor serves 12 competing communities.
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Gatesville
Solon Predicts Tax Increase After Budget Vote
Rep. Dan Kubiak of Rockdale told the Rockdale Rotary Club that the $12.1 billion state budget approved by the legislature will likely trigger a statewide tax increase in two years. He criticized $300 million in spending, opposed the budget, and supported a utility regulation bill creating a three member commission to oversee rural telephone, sewer, water, and electric rates starting after 1977. He urged Gov. Briscoe to appoint three good commissioners.
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Dan Kubiak
Rockdale
Kubiak
Utility Commission
Gov
Stiles Farm Foundation Field Day Draws Local Farmers
The 13th annual Stiles Field Day in Thrall on June 17 features two tours at 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. with stops on pond use and small grains. Educational booths from extension service experts cover crops beasts farm economics forages and insect disease control. A 5:30 p.m. program includes State Representative Joe A Hubenak and Texas A&M officials with scholarships awarded and a Taylor Chamber of Commerce welcome.
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Stiles Farm Foundation
Calvin Rinn
Don Steinbach
R. J. Hodges
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Fred Miller
Ethan Holt
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Nct
Joe A. Hubenak
Rosenberg
Agriculture and Livestock Committee
H. O. Kunkel
Texas A&m University
Hubenak
R. C. Potts
Texas A&m
Shannon McMakin
Taylor Chamber of Commerce
Rinn
Williamson County
Stiles Farm
Thrall
U. S. Highway 79
Texas Blacklands
Texas A&m University System
TP and L Seeks Council Nod for 11 Percent Rate Hike
Texas Power and Light Company asks Cameron City Council to approve an electric rate increase averaging 11 percent. TP and L manager Larry Morrow filed the application to be heard before the council. If approved, the rise takes effect on bills issued October 1, 1975, marking the fourth general TP and L increase in 63 years, though prior voluntary reductions exist. Even with the hike, the average residential cost per kilowatt hour would still be below the 1955 level.
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Texas Power & Light Company
Cameron
Larry Morrow
Tp&l
Bicycle Car Accident Sends Girl To Hospital
A Cameron girl Melanie Bradley 12 was injured in a bike car collision around 4 p.m. Wednesday in the 700 block of Emancipation Cameron. Driver Jesse Weber of Cameron. She suffered a fractured leg and multiple cuts and bruises. She was treated at St Edward Hospital and transferred to Scott and White Temple. No charges were filed in the unavoidable accident.
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Cameron
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
Melanie Bradley
Glenn Bradley
1000 West 7
Emancipation
Jesse Weber
Melanie
St. Edward Hospital
Milam County 4-Her Heads on National Heritage Tour
Suzanne Sims of Thorndale Milam County 4-H is one of 70 Texas youths picked for the 1975 National 4-H Citizenship Shortcourse and Heritage Tour. The trip from June 9 to two weeks includes stops in Arkansas Tennessee Washington D C Monticello Grand Ole Opry and Williamsburg. Suzanne will tour the Capitol Mount Vernon Arlington Cemetery Smithsonian and more then visit Congressman's Poage office before returning via historic sites.
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Milam County
Suzanne Sims
Suzanne
Washington
Capitol
Mount Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
Smithsonian Institute
National Archives
Bob Poage
Williamsburg
Dixie Gun Museum
B. C. Sims
Thorndale
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F.M.L
Burlington
Ben Fox
Ludwig Tomek
Milam
Georgetown
Spirit
Solon
Stiles
Central Texas Federal Credit Union
O. B.harden
State Department of Public Welfare
Harden
Coleman Young
Regional Office On
FHA
West 10
Oscar Holloway
Council
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