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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1966
Page
6
A Democratic congressman voted against House Bill 6675 raising Social Security benefits retroactively from January 1 1965. He also opposed HR 2362 Elementary Secondary Education Bill providing grants to low income districts and school resources while promoting local school control. House votes: 248 to 42 in favor of 6675 and 228 to 57 in favor of HR 2362.
A congressman is recorded voting against several education related bills including the Library Services Act HR 2265 Educational Television Grants HR 132 Vocational Education HR 4955 and Medical School Construction and Student Loan programs HR 12. Vote tallies show broad opposition from the individual. Verification references point to pages in the Congressional Quarterly.
A historical record notes a 335 to 18 passage with Democratic support 202 to 11 in favor for the 1983 Mental Retardation Act, aiming to train and develop methods for handicapped children. It also logs a 333 to 5 passage on the 1963 Military Pay Increase with Democratic support 195 to 2 in favor.
Sidney schools posted top finishes across events with Charles Mazurek and Barbara Clawson leading in science and number sense. Regional qualifiers include Mazurek and Steele with Clawson, while districts include Gustine Potts Mullin Blanket May Breckenridge Rising Star Sid ney and Bangs.
Miss Hattie Brightman left Tuesday for a visit with SeeSee and plans to return home in the later part of the month.
Wives of two former Texas governors lauded Mrs Crawford Martin with a public coffee at Green Pastures. The event, titled Margaret Martin Day, capped a lively campaign by Mrs Martin amid political and election activity in Austin.
The article notes that she left immediately after the reception to continue her statewide tour, continuing to perform across numerous counties. It mentions the motive as a heist allegation against her husband and outlines the broader impact on her schedule.
Ness oar k expresses gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings and food. Signed by Mrs. W. J. Rackley Mrs. W. M. Rackley and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reeves.
Anadarke Mr and Mrs Joe Nichols and heir daughter Sue of Anadarke spent the weekend in Coihe visiting with Mr and Mrs Scott and their son.
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