Killeen Candidates To Speak at Luncheon
The Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce Legislative Affairs Committee will host a noon luncheon political rally for all candidates seeking Killeen City Council. Candidates will speak on their platforms. attendees pay their own way. Reservations urged by GKCC members and local residents.
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Jaycees Install New Officers at VFW Dinner Dance
Jaycees installed new officers last night March 17 at a dinner dance in VFW Post 8577. New officers are Ron Fox president, Doug Martin vice president, Jerry Earnhart secretary, Bill Beenet treasurer, Fred McMillian internal director, and Billy Ray Williams external director.
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Cave Jaycees
VFW
Ron Fox
Doug Martin
Jerry Earnhart
Bill Beenet
Fred McMillian
Billy Ray Williams
Lions Club Tours Marlin VA Hospital
Lions Club members of Copperas Cove received a gallery tour of Marlin VA Hospital by Jack Stem on Monday March 12. Stem noted Marlin’s small size limits surgeries and psychiatric care, but the 222 bed center serves about 200 patients with long term therapy programs and short intake times. Volunteers are needed for letter writing and support for crippled children summer camp. deadline for names is mid May.
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Lion Club
Copperas Cove
Marlin
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Jack Stem
Marlin Hospital
Temple
Waco Center
Stem
Tom Connally
Waco
Charles Baggett
Lions’ Club
K. J. Pemberton
VFW
Gatesville Chamber Elects New President for 1973 75
Charles Hilburn was elected president of the Gatesville Chamber of Commerce for 1973 75 at a March 8 board meeting. He is Lone Star Gas Company local manager and served as first vice president last year. New officers include Don Cantrell as first vice president Joe Broadway as second vice president and Andrew Kendrick as treasurer.
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Charles Hilburn
Gatesville Chamber of Commerce
Lone Star Gas Company
Hilburn
Chamber
Don Cantrell
Joe Broadway
Andrew Kendrick
City Council Considers Rate and Service Review
Killeen council weighs hiring Joe M Nall of Dallas to study Mid-Texas Telephone service quality and rates. Council members note rising complaints and demands for better service as new equipment is installed, with no fixed decision date set. A previous rate hike was approved last year amid talks of a future study.
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Mid-Texas
Killeen
Stanley Cohen
Robert D Brockman
Joe M Nall
Dallas
Lone Star Gas Company
Coun
Cilman Harold Bonner
Bonner
James R. Lindley
Dr. Morton Named To Cove Bank Board
Dr. Luis M. Morton Jr was named to the Cove State Bank board at the March 13 regular meeting. He is president of Central Texas College and serves on multiple boards and committees related to education and public policy.
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Luis M. Morton
Cove State Bank
Tom Harris
Central Texas College
Morton
Odessa College
University of Houston
University of Texas
St. Mary’s University
San Antonio
University
Copperas Cove Hosts First Golden Deeds Banquet
The Copperas Cove Exchange Club plans its first Golden Deeds banquet for March 24 at Cove High School Cafeteria. About 200 to 250 guests are expected with Lovett Ledger as speaker and George Leonhard as MC. Tickets are $5 and the recipient remains secret until the event.
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Copperas Cove Exchange Club
Cove High
America
Cove Club
Char
Tered
Melvin F. Cunningham
Ed Spence
Killeen Exchange Club
Lovett Ledger
George Leonhard
Cunningham
Building Permits Show Notable Weekly Increase
Building permits rose to 64 298 dollars this week with a low 27 164 dollars. James Hall at 303 N 1ltee secured a 12 600 dollar home permit and W R Henry at 931 Edwards Street a separate permit. DPD Inc Route 2 Gatesville issued a 16 200 dollar home permit for Willow Brook. Home improvements totaled 9 918 dollars including 14 chain link fences one wooden fence three patio covers three storage sheds one garage conversion and one home improvement project valued 1400 dollars.
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Nahin
James Hall
Population rises in 1972 gains total 1.5 million
The Census Bureau estimates the 1973 population at 210,194,312, up 1,500,000 from 1972 after 1971 and 1970 gains of 2,000,000 and 2,200,000. The record yearly increase was 3,100,000 in 1956.
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Census Bureau
America
SS Representative To Be Here Tuesday
A representative of the Temple Social Security Office will be in Copperas Cove at the Chamber of Commerce, 311 South First Street, at 9 a.m., Tuesday, March 20. Persons who wish to apply for social security benefits or obtain information concerning the program should contact the representative.
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Temple Social Security Office
Copperas Cove
Chamber of Commerce
South First Street
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