Editorial: post office plan unfair to business
The piece opposes a proposed postage scheme raising business mail to 16 cents while personal letters stay at 13 cents. It argues rate inequality harms the economy and questions enforcement, asking how to separate personal from business mail and suggesting watchdogs at post offices would be costly and ineffective. Bill Jordan urges a better idea.
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United States Postal Service
Bill Jordan
Town meetings link Tower to Clifton friends
In Clifton Senator John G Tower meets old pals including Reverend Guy H Wilson and Shelby Richardson during a homecoming visit. The Texas Spur column notes the Gun Club barbecue, local business advertising guidance, and a relocation of a telephone office to Killeen.
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U.S
John G. Tower
Clifton
Guy H. Wilson
Senator Tower
Texas
Methodist
Shelby Richardson
Shelby’s
Shelby
John Tower
W. D. Goodal
Telephone Company
Killeen
Charles M. Isenhower
The Call to Work as a God Given Privilege
J M Jordan argues work should be a joyful, quality driven service to God and others. He urges using innate talents for the glory of God, noting effort and responsibility across all jobs, from shining shoes to witnessing. Clifton Texas address 606 N Avenue J, Clifton 76634.
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J. M. Jordan
N. Avenue J Clifton
Open Letter to Carter on Panama Human Rights Issue
Charles W. Engel argues that the United States applies a double standard by condemning allies while tolerating adversaries in Central America. He cites Torrijos in Panama from 1968 and claims abuses including arrests and torture, warning a new treaty could threaten the canal and US control.
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William
Bill) Jordan
Clifton Record
Carter
President Carter
Panama
Cuba
Red China
Ussr
America
Torrijos
Arias
Panama Committee For Human Rights
PCHR
Panama City
Coiba
American Congress
Charles W. Engel
Sunday lessons shape Monday memories
A Welsh proverb from J. M. Jordan notes that what a child learns on Sunday will be recalled on Monday. The passage contrasts daily needs with virtues like happiness strength humility progress accuracy and courage, urging steady faith love and hope.
Bosque County Shows Strong Market Rise in 1977
A Park Row News Service report cites a Marketing Economics Institute study noting Bosque County's income and spending higher than many areas. Local merchants topped 1975 sales with 29.988 million dollars, up 26.2 percent from 23.771 million, driven by stronger consumer buying and rising multi income households.
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Bosque County
United States
Marketing Economics Institute
Texas
Park Row
Home upgrades surge in Bosque County amid housing shortage
The region reports 2.5 million dollars spent on home improvements in the past year, driven by high new-home costs. Average spend reached 477 dollars per unit, with additions and alterations dominating. National outlays totaled 18.9 billion, up 40 percent from two years prior. Do it yourself painting rose to 30 percent of painting and wallpapering costs.
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Bosque County
Becaue
Department of Commerce
United States
Commerce Department
Park Row News Service
New district court disposes of 236 cases
Judge Andrew Campbell notes the 220th Judicial Court, in four months, disposed of 185 civil and 51 criminal cases. Pending are 324 civil and 143 criminal. Bosque Comanche and Hamilton Counties left the 52nd District to form the new court due to increased litigation.
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220Th Judicial Court
Andrew Campbell
Bosque
Comanche
Hamilton
52Nd Judicial District Court
Coryell County
Campbell
200Th Judicial District Court
County fund for MIA families nears $1,000 goal
Walnut Springs woman Mrs. Davie Huffman reports nationwide efforts have raised 46 000 of a 50 000 goal to locate missing service members from Vietnam. Donations to the Bosque County Prisoners or Missing in Action Fund may be sent to the Bosque County Bank Meridian 76665. The national group seeks full accounting of prisoners of war and missing servicemen.
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Vietnam
Davie Huffman
Walnut Springs
Huffman
Bosque County
Huffmans
Danny Widner
Department of the Army
Atty
Dermit Foley
New York
Japan
United States
U.S House of Representatives
National League of Famlies of Prisoners
Southeast Asia
The
Meridian Tribune
National League of Families of Prisoners and
Washington
League
State Department
Grand champion title at Central Texas Youth Fair
Travis MacTavish owned by Kevin Finstad of Clifton won the grand champion at the Central Texas Youth Fair net show. Pee Wee owned by Julie Jones of Meridian earned reserve honors in the medium dogs category. judging occurred Saturday morning at the fairgrounds exhibits building with Joe White as show master of ceremonies.
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Central Texas
Clifton
Pee Wee
Julie Jones
Meridian
Sassa Yevette Petite
Michelle Blum
Crawfills Gap
Rusty
Ronnie Wimberly
Butch
Judy Seawright
Gi Gi
Julie Bertelsen
Pepper
Lisa Howard
Merdian
Giner
Asa Lynn Ellis
Cleburne
Scooter
Missy Ratliffe
Sissy
Douglas Culp
Mickey
Chris Purcell
Peanuts
Jennifer Smith
Penelope
Smokey
Mary Ann Brandenberger
Snowball
Mark Brandenberger
Lucky
Ken Behnke
Smudge
Pamela
Snider
Friskie
Jon Snider
Icky
Families Seek Answers on Missing Soldiers in Vietnam
Mrs. Huffman declares she believes some scouts are still prisoners in North Vietnam including Danny. She pledges ongoing search until a full accounting is provided for him and all others reported missing.
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Mrs. Huffman
Danny
Vietnam
North Vietnam
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