The Boy We Can't Help Fairly
An editorial laments hurdles for a local boy seeking work to contribute to his family. It critiques minimum wage laws and government rules that block youth employment, arguing such restrictions hurt ambitious youths and prevent payment for small tasks. It notes wage controls may raise living costs and harm small businesses, leaving the boy effectively unable to earn.
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Clifton Record
House of Representatives
W. R. Poage
D.-Tex
Congressman Poage
Poage
Bosque County
Staff rally keeps Clifton Record on June 14 schedule
In an opinion piece, Bill Jordan credits the Clifton Record staff plus Bart L ivey and James Gardner for producing the June 14 issue despite vacations and illness. Woodson on farm prices, inflation, and consumer impact frames a broader briefing with Senator Lloyd Bentsen discussing NATO burden sharing and Western Europe defense needs. A final note mentions a hospital card from a local teachers association.
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Clifton Record
Parther
NATO Alliance
Western
Europe
Bentsen
West
NATO
Death Dying Seminar At Lutheran Home Here
A Death and Dying seminar for clergymen and nurses was held at Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home funded by Lutheran Brotherhood Life and Health Insurance Society. Dr Umhau Wolf spoke on theological perspectives of death and dying while Chaplain Herman Cook and Dr Elizabeth Kuebler Kess provided guidance on grief needs and unity between nurses and pastors. Fort Hood chaplains and local nurses added discussions on battlefield ministry and supporting families at home.
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Clifton Luthern Sunset Home
The
Lutheran Brotherhood Life and Health Insurance
Umhau Wolf
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Betty McLaughlin
R.N
Hillcrest Baptist Hospital
Waco
McLauglin
Ft. Hood
David Tate
LaVerne Gardai
Charles Brinkmeyer
Wayne Menking
Clifton Lutheran Sunset
Lutheran Institute For Religious Studies
Wolf
Commissioners Review County Budgets On July 9
Bosque County budget process moves to July 9 budget session at the Meridian Courthouse with department budgets due by July 6. Elevator plans for the County Courthouse eyed with a 20 000 cap and a 10 passenger design. Asphalt procurement approved from Waco Land & Gravel at 3 50 per ton for 5 530 total. Public road Warbler Drive accepted into Bosque Valley Golf Club entrance.
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Bosque County
Jesse Hammock Jr
Clifton
Meridian
Steve Hunter
Dover-Hunter-Hayes Elevator Co
Waco
Waco Land & Gravel Co, Inc
Gilford-Hill & Co., Inc
Navo
Earl W Page
J. F. Cooper
Waco Sand & Gravel Co
Gram
Coryell, Comanche
Hamilton
Warbler Drive
Bosque Valley Golf Club
Board of Equalization
Emergency Pesticide Rules Take Effect June 18
Emergency pesticide regulations under OSHA become effective June 18 for organophosphorus pesticides including diazinon malathion methyl parathion parathion and Di Syston. Employers must remove non applicators from fields post warnings provide protective gear and maintain sanitary and first aid provisions. Public hearings follow before 1972 retention and National Farm Safety Week runs July 25 31 with falls as focus.
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OSHA
Federal Register
U. S. Department of Labor
Nixon
National Safety Council
Lighting and mulch tips from Bosque County extension agent
Bosque County Extension Agent Delmellia Dunn advises regular cleaning of lighting fixtures to save electricity. Clean lamps, shades, and bulbs four to six times a year. turn off power and use safe steps. Replace darkened bulbs and flickering tubes. Mulch is recommended to conserve water and reduce soil temperature, weeds, and debris while noting added fertilizer needs for organic mulch decay.
Garden Club Chicken Dinner Sunday at Gap School Cafe
The Crawfills Gap Garden Club will serve a fried chicken dinner at the Crawfills Gap School Cafe from 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Sunday June 24. Adult price is 1.75 and children pay 75 cents. Dessert and iced tea are included.
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Crawfills Gap Garden Club
Crawfills Gap
Fellowship Meeting at First Pentecostal Church
A fellowship meeting will be held Friday June 22 at 7 30 p m at the First Pentecostal Church 711 North Ave G Clifton Elder Jerry Shew of Fort Worth will preach and lead a visiting choir soloists and groups will perform The host pastor is Gerald Armstrong An error appeared in last week s Clifton Record advertisement
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Clifton Record
First Pentecostal Church, Inc
North Ave
G. Clifton
Jerry Shew
Fort Worth
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Lutheran Home
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Donald Gloff
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Charles K. Word Jr
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Bosque County Extension
Garden Club Chicken
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