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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
6
Washington column reflects on the opening of the 93rd Congress in 1973. It cites reform efforts against seniority rules, filibuster limits, and a proposed ceiling on spending, amid deficits and shifting presidential priorities.
The piece argues for legal protection of confidential communications by priests ministers and other spiritual counselors in Texas urging open talk with reporters and the press freedom link to religious duty. It notes repeated legislative attempts to shield sources and calls for equal immunity for counselors who aid in rescuing individuals from wrongdoing.
The Howard Burtsche ll family moved into their rebuilt home at PAR Country Club on Lake Proctor last Friday after living in the Charles Taylor lake house since their home burned in November.
Ray Burns a 55 year old from Gorman pleaded guilty in Eastland to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for firing at a crop dusting plane piloted by Jerry Kning. Burns received six months jail probation for one year and a 400 dollar fine while the pilot was wounded.
Donald Olson of Lubbock is appointed by Commissioner John C. White as district supervisor for Texas Department of Agriculture activities in 40 North Central Texas counties with headquarters in Stephenville. The post replaces H. A. Weatherby who died last December and will operate from 241 E. McNeil in Stephenville. The seven district offices include Tyler Houston Brenham San Antonio and Pharr. Olson previously supervised District I at Lubbock and succeeds Weatherby in District IS EASY SEWING WITH KNITS At your Comanche Public Library. if someone has not beaten you to it. Come by and see, SEARCH FOR EARLY MAN In this book from your Comanche Public Library an account of the evolution of prehistoric man describes discoveries of artifacts and remains in the Dordogne area of France and Olduvai Gorge in Africa and how they helped piece together our knowledge of our past. Now farm self employment income for social security credits may, for 1973 and later, be computed for some years on an optional basis such as farmers have had since 1955, provided a profit of $400 or more was made in two of the three preceding years.
The Salvation Army's Men's Social Service Center seeks donations of coats sweaters and winter clothing for distribution to the needy in Texas. Collected garments will be cleaned and repaired by men in the Fort Worth rehabilitation program, aiding both recipients and the workers.
More than 19 000 telephone directories covering Brownwood Bangs Blanket Comanche Goldthwaite Gustine Lake Brownwood and Zephyr have been mailed to customers. A. E. Powell notes the set includes increases in pages and Yellow Pages and urges customers to review numbers rates and dialing options.
The note advertises Hogg's second Book of Inns and Villages of England available at the Library on the square, inviting both casual fire side travelers and seasoned wanderers to browse.
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