Graveyard Shift Reflections From a Late Night Typewriter
A fragmentary meditation on working the graveyard shift. The author describes the quiet, focused hours, the hum of fluorescent lights, the delicate dance with a weary typewriter, and the lonely, dark romance of nocturnal writing.
Central Texas Scouts Organize Good Turn Day Drive
More than 7,000 Scouts in Central Texas plan to distribute doorknockers on October 30 for the Good Turn Day Drive. Residents are urged to use their own bags to collect repairable clothing and household items for Heart of Texas Goodwill Industries.
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Central Texas
Heart of Texas Goodwill Industries
Goodwill
Waco
Temple
Harker Heights
Mexia
Copperas Cove
Killeen
Lampasas
Halloween safety tips urge reflective gear and makeup use
Optometric experts warn masks can block sight for children and suggest makeup as a safer disguising option. They advise high visibility through retro-reflective material on costumes, shoes, and accessories to help drivers see pedestrians from far away.
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Indiana University
The
Texas Optometric Association
Jack Bridwell
Cameron Optometrist
Dr. Sharp
Two Water Bond Amendments Draw Wide Comment In State
Texans will decide on November 2 whether to issue up to 500 million in bonds for reservoirs and sewage projects. Amendment 1 would add 400 million for water development with state project oversight, Amendment 2 would add 100 million for water quality. Support from Gov. Briscoe and others contrasts with opposition from groups like the League of Women Voters and Citizens Against Water Taxes.
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Texas
Mississippi
Dolph Briscoe
Bill Hobby
House
Bill Clayton
Big Name Water Association
League of Women Voters
Citizens Against Water Taxes
Richard Shannon
Environmental Action For
Water Development Board
Linda Landendorff
John Faulk
Briscoe
Tom Massey
San Angelo
Josian Wheat
Texans For Clean Water
Milam County Ballot Faces Wide Ticket And Amendments
Voters will choose Democratic and Republican nominees for president and vice president, senator, representative, and state and county posts. The ballot lists many candidates, write ins, and two proposed constitutional amendments to increase Texas Water Development bonds. Polling places span Cameron, Gause, Rockdale, Milano, and other communities.
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Democratic Party
Milam County
Republican Party
Raza Unida
American Party
Socialist Workers Party
Eugene McCarthy
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
Lloyd Bentsen
United States
W. R
Bob) Paige
Jon Newton
Texas Supreme Court
Jack Pope
Don Yarbrough
Parce
James C. Denton
John F. Onion Jr
Court of Criminal of Criminal Appeals
W. T. Phillips
Court of Criminal Appeals
Bill Patman
Dan Kubiak
Bob Shannon
Court of Civil Appeals
Don G. Humble
John B. Henderson Jr
Leroy Broadus
Walter T. White
Maurice Lowrey
Gerald R. Ford
Robert Dole
Alan Steelman
Jack Burgess
Walter Wendlandt
Fred Rodriguez Garza
Prince Thomas J. Anderson
Rufus Shackelford
Marjorie P. Gallion
Peter Camejo
Willie Mae Reid
Pedro Vasquez
Pat O'Reilly
Texas
Ground Breaking Set for Youth Expo Building Acknowledged
Bids for the foundation were opened Friday afternoon with Monroe Baker of Cameron awarded the contract. Ground breaking will be announced next week after site staking and elevations set. The Youth Exposition Association board met to form committees and finalize operation guidelines as the fund drive nears its 65,000 dollar goal with 62,750 raised. Donors include Dr Lyle McDermott Dr S H Richardson Ethel Lee Evans Bobby Batte Richters Beauty Shop Mildred Miller Paul Olbrich August Herpert McLane Co Leroy Doskocil Emil Lanicek George Dodd and Johnnie W Lanicek.
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Youth Exposition
Monroe Baker
Cameron
The
Youth Exposition Association
Lyle McDermott
S. H. Richardson
Ethel Lee Evans
Bobby Batte
Richters Beauty Shop
Mildred Miller
Paul Olbrich
August Herpert
McLane Co., Inc
Leroy Doskocil
Emil Lanicek
George Dodd
Johnnie W. Lanicek
Cameron Ladies Pumper Team Wins State Race at Dallas Fair
The Cameron Volunteer Fire Department ladies pumper team took first place Sunday among 13 teams at the state firemen's convention held at the Dallas State Fair. Team members included Regina Hairston substituting for Jo Ann Thompson, Penney Horelica, Pat Horelica, Agnes Bruedigan, June Harwell and her daughter Janet.
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Cameron Volunteer Fire Department
Dallas State Fair
Regina Hairston
Jo Ann Thompson
Penney Horelica
Pat Horelica
Agnes Bruedigan
June Harwell
Janet
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