Worst Weekend Of Year
Texas Office and Insurance Information Institute warn Labor Day weekend will be the worst of the year with 750 traffic deaths nationwide last year and nearly 50 in Texas. They urge motorists to limit driving, avoid alcohol, lock cars, secure homes, and have a neighbor collect mail to deter burglars.
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Texas Affairs Office
Insurance Information Institute
Austin
Texas
Rainy Clifton Fair Parade Maintains Its Spirit
Rain disrupted the Central Texas Fair parade but did not dampen enthusiasm for the Fair and Rodeo. The Clifton Band and Sunset Home Musicmakers performed in the wet, while organizers and volunteers pressed on with exhibits, breakfasts, and ceremonies amid plans for 1975.
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Clifton High School
Clifton Lutheran Sunset
Rosa Pfluger
Clifton Chamber of Commerce and
Texas Milling Company
Chamber
Elmer Luckenbach
Luckerbach
Lions Club
Joe White
Organized Crime in Texas Examines Bookmaking Links to Heroin
A DPS organized crime series explores how football bookmaking ties to the bread and butter underworld. Police detail 360 known Dallas bookies, nearly 1 000 operatives, and raids with seized narcotics, cash, and Green Stamps.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas
Texas Orgainzed Crime Prevention Council
DPS
Waytte Posey
Metro Squad
Dallas County
Texas Bookies
Dallas
Posey
Wilson E. Speir
Speir
Henry Wade
Wade
Texas Organized Crime Prevention Council
Letters To The Editor and Public Health Note
Letters praise editorials and public notices about health clinics. Charles Jamison thanks paper for publicizing clinics and notes many learned of them through the newspaper. Mrs Moorman also expresses thanks and appreciation for a Sunset Home feature in The Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Lewis
Clifton Lutheran
Sunset
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul, Minn
Clifton Record
Charles Jamison
M.P.H
State Dept. of Health
Austis
Record
Jordan
The
Inflation Warning and Frugal Living Urged by Senator Tower
Senator Tower warns the nation faces a bitter dose of inflation and calls for prudent spending by individuals and government officials. The Texas Outlook notes a sign in an optometrist's window promising help if what you want isn’t seen, highlighting resourcefulness.
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Tower
Texas Outlook
Vets Ask about GI education benefits timelines
The VA answers that about six million veterans released from service between 1995 and 1966 may gain extra eligibility. Those not yet used their full GI education benefit have until May 31, 1976 to use it. Farm cooperative, flight apprenticeship and job training recipients have until August 30, 1977 to finish. An honorable discharge is required.
Farm Ponds Benefit Wildlife and Recreation
The U S Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service notes that Bosque district farmers built farm ponds this year. Ponds aid fish and wildlife, with sloped banks to limit weed growth. Leave brush and trees near the water for deer and quail cover and escape routes. Contact your local Soil Conservation Service office for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Départment of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service
Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District
Meridian
Yor
Soil Conservation Service
The Importance Of Children's Play
Ilene Carrington of Texas A&M Extension says play is vital for children. It builds physical strength coordination social skills and emotional expression while teaching problem solving and adult role understanding through activities like dress-up and group games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilene Carrington
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
New Family Code Affects Texas Divorces
A Texas Agricultural Extension Service specialist notes the 1974 Family Code adds paperwork and reporting for divorces. Attorney Eugene McElyen cites reduced residence filing times and a no fault basis, with no rise in self help divorces. He urges professional counsel for Texans in divorce proceedings.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Eugene McElyen
Texas
State Department of Public Welfare
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
McElyea
McElyen
Loma Linda VA Hospital Aims 1977 Completion With Earthquake Design
The $53 million Veterans Administration hospital at Loma Linda California targets completion in January 1977. It incorporates design features to withstand a major earthquake and reflects a broader VA stance on financing for GI loans.
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Veterans Administration
Loma Linda
Calif
Kokeek
Veterans Adfhihistratiot
Women veterans make up under two percent of U S armed forces
The Veterans Administration reports 551000 female veterans with 303000 from World War II and 74000 from the Korean Conflict. About 494000 served in wartime. 426000 are married and 55000 heads of households. The largest age group is 50 to 54 with 128000.
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Bentsen
Commission On Federal Paperwork
Congress
U. S
Armed Forces
Veterans Administration
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
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House of Representatives
U. S. Department of Transportation
Poage
Lloyd Bentsen
D.-Tex
Gerald R. Ford
Senator Bentsen
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Senator Bentsén
Ford
Internal Revenue Service
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Senator Bentseh
Washington
Senator Betttsen
Youth Conservation Corps
D-Tex
CCC
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Congressasn Poage
Council On Wage and Price Stability
John Tower
R.-Téx
GOP
Senator Tower
Louisville
Las Vegas
New Orleans
Uys
W. B. Moorman
South Ave
Jordan Publications, Inc
West
Fifth Street
Bosqué County
William T. Jordan
Danny & Ivey
John E. Finstad
Beverly F. Jordan
Texas Press
Nelda Kettler
Bosque
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Hill
McLennan
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Hamilton