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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1973
Page
5
Veterans and families ask about benefits provided by the Veterans Administration. This brief offers representative queries and answers. It covers compensation, G I Bill loans, education benefits, and home loan denials with guidance to visit a VA office for full information.
A VA regional director receives a request to review a case and include any extra information. The text mentions a new laboratory technique, DIA imaging, used for testing blood and cancer research. The writer plans discharge in September and asks how to file for schooling, receiving guidance to apply now and contact VA after school acceptance.
A mix of consumer car care guidance and social statistics covers tire rotation, inflation, and safety, plus labor trends for Vietnam era veterans and women workers. It notes unemployment rates, sick leave patterns, and shifts in food costs versus wages, highlighting changing living costs and dairy and farming outputs.
The schedule lists Rev. Joe Stevens at First Baptist Church Laguna Park with services on Sunday Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Evening Worship at 7 p m and Wednesday Evening Prayer Service at 7 p m.
Bosque County Army recruiter SFC Wayne Nerren says October enlistments total nine men and one woman, lifting progress to 3383 percent of the goal. He credits friendly locals and new Army incentives including job choices, higher pay, and guaranteed training to end the draft era. Nerren notes Secretary Callaway praised the all volunteer force, and he has served in Okinawa Korea Vietnam Germany and Alaska. He and wife Dixie live in Waco with daughters Tracy and Tammy. Contact numbers and extension listed.
Walter B. Parks superintendent of the Meridian Independent School District was chosen 1974 75 president elect of District 12 TSTA at a meeting of house delegates from Bosque and 11 other Central Texas counties held at McLennan Community College in Waco. Parks has a BS from North Texas State University and an MS from Baylor, served as a naval officer in World War I, and has led the Meridian district for 22 years.
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