Dayton airman awarded Bronze Star for meritorious service
Major Glenn E. Wise of Gause Texas received the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious achievement in Southeast Asia. He served as chief of the defense operations branch at Headquarters Seventh Air Force and was honored at Wright Patterson AFB Ohio where he is an executive officer at the Air Force Institute of Technology. He has 13 years of service and holds navigator aeronautical rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
U.S. Air Force
Glenn E. Wise
Gause
Tex
Southeast Asia
Glenn
I. V. Wise
Headquarters
Seventh Air Force
Wright- Patterson Afb
Air Force Institute of Technology
Rogers Public Schools Face Slight ADA Gap for 1971 72
Superintendent’s annual report shows Rogers schools lacked one half teacher despite 95 percent average daily attendance. Enrollment rose in 1970 71 with 26 new elementary pupils while 210 teacher units were reached. two more teachers needed in lower grades and junior high due to crowding. Non certified staff numbered 15, certified staff 31. 49 graduates, 24 sought college transcripts. Driver Education enrolled 31 high school students taught by Darwin Schwertner. car provided by Paul Boyd Ford. Sixty six school days lost to accidents with 20 total accidents and nine in the Interscholastic League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Public Schools
Rogers
T.u's
Darwin Schwertner
Paul Boyd Ford
Hatchery to Produce 2.5 Million Sturgeon Announced
A new hatchery on the Amu Darya near the Aral Sea in Soviet Uzbekistan will produce 2.5 million sturgeon annually. The project advances aquaculture and river fisheries, under Soviet authorities, with plans to boost regional protein supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Reuter
Amu Darya
Soviet
Uzbekistan
Drunk Driver Control Bill Could Save $340 Million
J A Parker of the Texas Safety Association says the new law signed by Governor Preston Smith targets drunk driving and could save Texans about 340 million dollars over the next two years. The measure is part of the governor's traffic safety program and establishes enforcement provisions to curb intoxicated drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Safety Association
J. A. Parker
Houston
TSA
Austin
Preston Smith
Texas
Parker
Cattle market and drunk driving data from Texas report
The Cameron cattle sale saw 850 head with prices for slaughter cows 19.30 to 20.90 and slaughter bulls 25.50 to 26.50. Feeder cattle were mostly steady to 25 cents higher, stocker cows 19.50 to 23.50, and cow and calf pairs 200 to 240. Hog receipts 580 with hogs and sows higher. Separate notes discuss a new drunk driving law in Texas with potential dramatic reductions in deaths and costs if enforced, plus a paragraph on cheese calcium content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Livestock Action
Religion Caught Says Speaker At Homemaker Seminar
Dr. W J Wimpee addressed more than 50 Area 8 Young Homemakers of Texas on Religion in the Home at Baylor University June 16. He urged intelligent religion to prevent divorce and child behavior problems and quoted H J Havinghurst on letting a child be a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
W. J. Wimpee
Area 8
Texas
Mark McLean
Baylor University
Central Texas
Baylor
Wimpee
H. J. Havinghurst
Anniversary Listings by June Dates
A sequence of wedding anniversaries lists couples by June dates including Neal Dodson Phillips Lenned Zotz Fuchs Harmon Kelley Titsworth Burtis Hudson Vrazel Vaculin Sheffield Coats Billy Dodson Mueck Ethridge Woods Kelm De La Rosa, indicating celebrations throughout late June.
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Neal Dodson
Danny Phillips
Robert Lenned
Robert Zotz
J. P. Fuchs
Jiles
Medicare Premium To Increase In July 1971
Medicare will raise the medical insurance premium by 30 cents per month starting July 1 1971. The government will match the rise, keeping the program worth twice the member’s payment. The typical monthly premium becomes 5.60 dollars, with automatic deduction for Social Security recipients and quarterly bills for others. For more information, contact Temple Social Security or visit Cameron station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ward
Social Security
Ward
Temple
Cameron
TP and L Warns About Phony Employees
Texas Power and Light warns customers to beware of impostors posing as TP and L inspectors and electrical workers. Reported schemes include in home wiring checks meter spraying and rewiring with no real work done and high charges. Customers should verify identification request official contact and note service trucks bear the company emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Power and Light Company
Tp&l
Tp&L’s
Youth Plant Grass In City Park
Bartlett youths transformed Bartlett City Park during Soil Stewardship Week by sodding the area with common bermuda grass. Guided by George Jaster of the SCS and supported by the Little River-San Gabriel Soil and Water Conservation District, churches, the Fire Department, LDS and local businesses supplied cooperation and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Soil Conservation Service
George Jaster
SCS
Little River - San Gabriel
Kinsolving Lodge Receives 97118 Grant for Youth Center
A 97118 grant from the Texas Criminal Justice Council funds most of Kinsolving Canyon Lodge Belton a crisis center for Central Texas youths who are dependent neglected abandoned or abused The grant covers the first year of operating costs about 13142K and backs a 134291 annual budget Local funds or in kind support are targeted at 37173 with 32373 in cash Potters credits CTCOG director Charles Cass and staff for securing the grant Judge J F Clawson is praised for backing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Central
Clark Potter
Belton
Charles Cass
CTCOG
Potter
J. F. Clawson
Birthday Announcements For Dozens Of Local Residents
A community birthday listing runs through the names of residents such as Dwight Fuchs Archie Pro kisch Suzanne Raymond Walter Anderle Horace Simmons Jeanne Dodd Donny White Robert Lenned Anita De La Rosa Allen Fox Jimmy Jane Vera Robinson Thomas Jones Irene De La Rosa Mark Monroe Dwayne Hromcik Mrs Frank Kleiber Harmon Kelly Louis Elley Teddy Mayer and many others with June birthdays noted for Robert Glen Miller Rodney Marek Willie Payne Jane Anderle Jim Bowman and more in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Fuchs
Archie Prokisch
Suzanne Raymond
Walter Anderle
Horace Simmons
Jeanne Dodd
Donny White
Robert Lenned
Anita de la Rosa
Allen Fox
Jimmy Jane
Vera Robinson
Thomas Jones
Irene de la Rosa
Mark Monroe
Dwayne Hromcik
Frank Kleiber
Harmon Kelly
Louis Elley
Teddy Mayer
Giddings Centennial Celebration Planned July
Giddings Texas hosts a four day centennial from July 1 to 5 with a beer garden food booths and multiple street dances around the courthouse square Highlight events include a Thursday opening chicken barbecue a Friday parade beard and fiddlers contests a musical a Saturday arts fair bike rodeo child show and a second dance with the Blue Sunsets culminating with carnival rides barbecue and a Miss Centennial crowning at the Lee County fairgrounds and a historical marker dedication to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courthouse Square
Barons
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Giddings
The
Blue Sunsets
Lee County Fairgrounds
Johnson Receives Faith and Freedom Award in DC
Robert M. Johnson of Cameron received the special Faith and Freedom Award in Washington DC for a phonograph documentary on the Honor America Day program of July 4 1970. Johnson conceived and produced the two record album now distributed commercially with proceeds benefiting the Honor America Day Committee. Religious Heritage of America organized the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Johnson
Cameron
Washington, D. C
Religious Heritage of America
Johnson
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Glenn Wise
U. S. Air Force
Richard M. Woods
San Antonio
Barbara Witte
Burlington
McClellan Afb
Calif
Wilson V, Palmore
God
Copr
Adria Allen
Sturgeon
Market Report
Homemaker
Harmon Kelley
Cornelius Titsworth
Steve Burtis
James Hudson
Alfred Vrazel
Victor Vaculin
Larry Sheffield
Alfred Coats
Billy Dodson
Lawrence Mueck
Medicare
Christian Science Monitor
Why the Monitor
Globe
Washington
U.S
Astor Station
Boston
Massachusetts
Kinsolving Lodge
Kinsolving Canyon Lodge
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Happy
Robert Glen Miller
Rodney Marek
Willie Payne
Don Glaser
Harold Gaas
Jane Anderle
Jim Bowman
T. L. Denson
James Petty
Andrew Esslinger
Stanley J Glaser
Richard Glaser
Kenneth Arnold
Kathy Jean Kubes
Sallie Mae
Keith White
Edward Demerson
Lois Randolph
Elia Gerstmann
Earnest Fischer
Porter Young
Frances Cole
Marylyn Jekel
S. H. Posival
Adolph Vansa
Bernadette Richardson
Leo Plachy
Kelly Coleman
Patsy Tepera
Sented
Pone
Bassaan
VX Power & Light Company
Cameron Herald
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