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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1976
Page
5
A Comanche Chief reader shares guidance from the DoD booklet on flag display. The writer notes the legal department reviewed the use of the flag on the January 1976 telephone directory cover and explains the union should be on the observer's left when displayed against a wall.
The document outlines fees for district and county office ads and requires at least one signature for political ads. It lists announced candidates for State Senator Tom Creighton, State Representative Lynn Nabers, and several County and Precinct offices with several names in each race and notes primary action dates in 1976.
Jimmy Bennett, Public Affairs Manager, offers assistance and invites contact for the 200th birthday observance. He welcomes inquiries and support.
Rev Kenneth Steele led a 3 00 service last Sunday and Rev W A Ross will lead next Sunday at 3 00. Sympathy extended to families of Sid Walker and Amos James. Reading includes visitors, local residents and February birthdays for Vanita Randall and others.
Wayne Robertson of Comanche and Ralph Waugh of Sherman announce the formation of the Association of Independent Students of Texas under Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas. A five region steering committee includes Waugh, Robertson, Sloan, Cook, Hill, Rosenblatt and Johnson, representing 40 private colleges and universities.
The Sidney 4-H Club elected officers including President Steve Vineyard Vice-President Treasurer Bunny Clawson Secretary Tina Johnson and Council Delegates Darla Hall and Rita Reed with Reporter Guy Clawson. Members are selling crafts at the Sidney Store to raise funds for the Tennessee Exchange Program.
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