Texas Public Assistance to gain $4 monthly rise in OAA checks
The Texas Public Welfare Board approves a $4 monthly increase in Old Age Assistance for most recipients effective April 1 1970. About 138 500 will see reduced state checks offset by higher Social Security and about 95 500 non Social Security recipients gain $4 monthly. Roughly 4 100 will lose eligibility. The change adds a $4 exemption to Social Security increases atop the existing $7.50 exemption.
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Miss Mercer to Join Blinn Delegation at FW Conference
Shirley Elaine Mercer a Blinn College student and state vice president will join a nine member delegation to the state Phi Beta Lambda conference April 3 4 in Fort Worth. She will bid for state secretary and seek certification to represent Texas as a candidate for national secretary. Miss Mercer is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Paul Mercer.
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Texas Beef Tenderness Campaign Launched Across Texas
The Texas Department of Agriculture kicks off the Texas Grain Fed Beef TAP promotion with in store posters, price cards, and case strips showing T-Bone Chuck Roast and Round Steak. Radio TV and outdoor billboards urge that Tenderness is Texas Grain-Fed Beef. A million mailings and restaurant table tents expand the campaign statewide. Also notes births of Johnny Alvin Jr. in Cameron and Henry Paul Bynaum in Burleson.
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Mr. Marchak Celebrates 80th Birthday in Rogers Family Gathering
A family dinner and reunion honored W. E. Marchak of Rogers for his 80th birthday on Sunday March 22. All children, grandchildren and great grandchildren attended, with 38 guests served a two tiered white cake decorated with white and orange flowers and the number 80. Various relatives from Galveston Temple Buckholts New Braunfels Duncanville Fort Worth Dallas Austin and Burlington attended.
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Edward Marchaks
New Braunsfels
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Burlington
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Austin
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Teens Reflect On Civilized Values And Youth Roles
Yee High School juniors argue civilization is judged by the kind of people a nation produces not mere wealth. They note crime and protests exist but call for balanced view, respect for authority, and recognizing both good and bad in youth and adults.
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Breath Test Separates Drunk From Sober Drivers
The new breath test measures only blood alcohol amount and is unaffected by onions or other strong smelling foods or beverages. Texas Safety Association notes the test distinguishes intoxicated drivers from sober ones.
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