Clifton Rec ord style policy on reporting suspects and felonies
A letter discusses naming parties in incidents with caution to avoid implying guilt. It notes Clifton Record prints felonies but not misdemeanors and mentions editor concerns. Also references GI Bill benefits effective June 1 1966 and cleaning guidance from Texas A&M Extension Service expert Mrs. Lillian Chenoweth.
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Huse
Lillian Chenoweth
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
Clifton Chamber lauds Record coverage of banquet
James Boren president of Clifton Chamber of Commerce praises Clifton Record for front page coverage of officer elections and banquet report. He offers future support and thanks the editor for the paper’s substantial coverage. A reader compliments offset Record’s clarity and urges more detailed crime news with names and addresses.
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Jordan
Clifton Chamber of Commerce
Clifton Record
James Boren
Houston
Jon Newton Advocacy Notes For Texas Railroad Commission
Campaign materials praise Jon Newton as experienced and well qualified for the Texas Railroad Commission. Statements from multiple Texas newspapers over 1975 to 1976 urge voters to support Newton, citing energy and utility policy leadership and common sense.
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Dallas Morning News
Kilgore News Herald
Texas Railroad Commission
Houston Chronicle
Newton
Victoria Advocate
Capitol
Houston Post
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