Halloween safety tips curb tricks with child friendly guidelines
The piece urges precautions to prevent harm from Halloween tricks. It cites poison laced candy and other hazards, recommends adult supervision, daylight or well lit routes, safe costumes, makeup over masks, inspected treats, flame retardant outfits, and candle safety for jack o lanterns to keep festivities safe for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Consumer’ Product Safety Commission
The
Commission
Dear Ann Landers Letters on Teens and Gender Roles
A columnist prints reader letters from 1975 about teen boys' manners, girls in jeans, and sexuality. Respondents discuss silicone implants, bust developers, and a mother seeking guidance for her gay son, with advice urging counseling and acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Ford Faces Senate Probes on Kennedy Report
President Ford and top aides fear new Congressional scrutiny of the Kennedy assassination. Senators Schweiker and Hart probe Warren Commission findings, questioning FBI and CIA roles, while Ford defends the report as accurate. Critics warn of a GOP cover up label impacting the party.
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Washington
Ford
John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
Gary Hart
D-Coro
Special
CLA Committee
Schweiker
Commission
White House
Sen. Schweiker
Warren
National Education Week debated in Cuero editorial
The Cuero Record urges readers to reflect during National Education Week and questions education policy including teacher salaries and federal aid. It cites New York City teacher demographics, student writing samples, and quotes John M Bunzel on writing and thinking. The paper invites signed letters to the editor and notes policy to omit unsigned letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
N.Y C
Congress
Ford
Cuero Record
Cuero
DeWitt County
Press Association
State Supreme Court to hear veto power case over university spending
The Texas Supreme Court will hear Jessen Associates Inc. versus Comptroller Bullock on the veto power and a $2,590 fee dispute linked to a $10 million UT law school addition. Governor Briscoe vetoed riders authorizing university construction funds, citing a 1975 law. Attorneys seek court guidance for state officials and university boards. Voter interest in a constitutional revision is low ahead of the November 4 election. The Texas Railroad Commission sets oil allowances at 100 percent for November, with production around 113 047 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin — Texas Supreme Court
High Court
Austin Architectural Firm
Jessen Associates Inc
Bob Bullock
Bullock
University of Texas Law School
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
Jessen
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas coastal task force forms as attorney general expands aid
Attorney General Hill creates a Beach Task Force of five assistants to coordinate with Jefferson and Chambers counties and Galveston to ensure open safe beaches. A survey of environmental protection needs along the Texas coast is planned. House Speaker Clayton warns banning school fees may trigger a special session to aid districts through 1977.
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John Hill
Hill
Texas
Jefferson
Chambers
Galveston
Brazoria
Matagorda
Calhoun
Aransas
San Patricio
Nueces
Willacy
Cameron
Kleberg
Kennedy
Environmental Protection Division
Austin
Houston
San Antonio
McAllen
House
Bill Clayton
Clayton
Texas Savings and Loan Act
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense list of crossword clues across and down, including entries like Gaggle's members, Woody or Marty, Beat it, Dome scandal, Advised against, and Hamilton bill, with multiple lengths and intersecting words for a newspaper puzzle.
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Woody
Marty
Carlo
Cassino
Napoleon
Tippler
Maxwel
Mari
Miss Kett
of Comics
Ruby Or
Sandra
Vase
Hamilton Bill
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Ken Long
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Sharon Pargmann
Alfonso Gonzales
Texas Press Association
Lyndel Williams
Lo Ao
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Odessa
Jasper
AG Opinions
Texas Adjutant General
George E. Cire
14Th Court of Civil Appeals
Curtiss Brown
Presley E. Werlein Jr
Cire
A. Burke Haymes
Don M. Lyda
Charlie S. Williams
Lubbock
Board of
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James E. Keeter
George H. Hall Sr
Dallas
Landscape Architects
Paul J. Cromwell Jr
Huntsville
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John F. Onion
Charles G. Shandera
Cromwell
Jim Clipson Jr
Eagle Lake
Bill Masterson
Texas Commission On Alcoholism
John W. Davis
Philip Lewis
Texas Optometry Board
H.M. Lynn D’lynn
Victor G. Salazar
Beeville
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San Angelo
Board of Barber Examiners
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L.A. Mountains
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