Thanks Subscribers List Features Wide East Texas Names
A long thanks to numerous subscribers and contributors across towns such as Rockdale Gause Thorndale Temple Dallas Abilene and Houston. The note includes many individuals and companies like Royal Seating Corporation Milam Auto Supply and Harsh local names, praising readership and support.
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Cameron
George Jistel
E. L. Kohutek
C. E. Akers
Shirley Carr
Floyd Porter
Phil Smith
John Hubnik
Frank Torno
Edward Sommers
Willie Schiller
McLerran
Dan McDaniel
E. A. Perrin
Richard Williams
Edna Howard
Charles N. Payne
Drayton McLane
Randal Terry
L. J. Raska
H.S. Thomas
A. L. Raymond
Kenneth Willy
Edmuda Pimpler
A. W. McCullin
Ray Westbrook
S. H. McDermott
James Terry
Harold Roberts
Ben Lindeman
J.H Holloway
Milton Wright
Royal Seating Corporation
Jean Tumlinson
Harold Soefje
Milam Auto Supply
Toni Lesovsky
Walter Senkel
A. L. Jistel
John Davis
L. F. Gohmert
K. A. Conner
Millard Fincher
Melvin Allison
Hearne building permits total over fiscal year reach 502000
Building permits issued in Hearne through Sept. 30 reached 502000 in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30. Commercial permits for three buildings totaled 223000 while residential permits amounted to 279700, funding 16 new homes.
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Hearne Durin
Hair Length Rules Remain Under Fire at Georgetown High
Georgetown high officials defend the student hair code amid debates over its impact on learning. Sophomore Don Spellman questioned the rule, and the superintendent said dress standards do not detract from education.
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Georgetown
Don Spellman
Burleson Native Wins Texas Rural Minister of the Year
A Burleson County native is named Texas Rural Minister of the Year at the 30th Town and County Church Conference at Texas A&M. Rev. Delmus Luedke of Hope Lutheran Church in San Antonio receives the award and is noted as born in Deanville.
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Burleson County
Texas
Texas A&m
Delmus Luedke
Hope Lutheran Church
San Antonio
Rev. Luedke
Deanville
School Cooling Studied to Cut School Costs
The district studied cooling needs in the high school auditorium and old classrooms and voted to reduce energy use. The superintendent discussed air conditioning the RHS and upgrading ducts to save on utility bills.
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RHS
Gasoline Backfire Burns Gatesville Man In Station
Gatesville resident Jack Healer remains in Kings Daughters Hospital ICU with first and second degree burns from an accidental fire at a service station. He was pouring gasoline to prime a carburetor when a backfire ignited the fuel and set his shirt ablaze.
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Jack Healer
Gatesville
Kings Daughters Hospital
County Reigns in Rains Bring New Life to Winter Crops
County rains ranging from 3 1/2 inches in Cameron to 1 inch elsewhere were hailed by farmers as a million-dollar gift. County Agent Bill McCutchen notes they boost oats and wheat stands, help dry soils, and may limit summer grass recovery while enabling land preparation for next year.
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Cameron
Bill McCutchen
McCutchen
Bermuda
Daniel Named Honorary Head For Reception
Taylor plans an appreciation reception Nov 1 honoring State Rep Dan Ku biak with former House Speaker Price Daniel Jr named honorary chairman. Organizers cite Daniel’s help and note Speaker Bill Clayton may attend. event at Columbus Hall Taylor Knights at 7 p.m. Tickets via 512 446 2839 or 446 2887.
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Taylor
Dan Kubiak
Price Daniel Jr
James Bartosh
Dan
House
Iries
Daniel Cont
Texas
Bartosh
Bill Clayton
Hutto
Helmer Dahl
Columbus Hal
Taylor Knights
Rockdale
Red Cross to assess Cameron blood program faltering
Red Cross representatives and Cameron officials plan a meeting Wednesday October 29 at 7 30 p m in the Cameron Community Center to discuss the faltering blood program. Mrs Glenda Moseley chairs the local effort and a Q and A session will follow with Central Texas Red Cross Blood Program staff present.
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Cameron
Red Cross
Cameron Community Center
Glenda Moseley
Central Texas Red Cross
Waco
Alcoa Reports Net Income Down in 1975 Third Quarter
Alcoa reports third quarter 1975 net income of 2.9 million or .06 a share, down from 42.4 million or 1.26 in 1974. For nine months 1975 income was 53.3 million or 1.53 per share versus 138.2 million or 4.11 in 1974.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
W. H. Krome George
U. S
George
Council On Wage and
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