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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1976
Page
4
The PROGRESS comments on an unsigned, unaddressed envelope received last week containing The Zindler Report about Deer Park school administrators and the school board. It urges the author to sign serious, factual questions and avoid recrimination.
The Progress urges signed input on school district concerns and invites questions to be directed to the progress or the board. It argues for fair, open hearings and notes those who speak should sign submissions to avoid unfounded speculation. It also invites citizens to request speaking time at meetings and to seek answers through proper channels.
A reflective piece details wintry fog in a canyon as the author muses on a changing cat population. Cats arrive and depart, with names like Deidre and Tag, while the wandering Rotten Ralph is recalled. The narrator notes cats as wild creatures, plans to keep two residents, and ends with a cozy night by the fire with Kona the dog and his wife.
City officials plan a 120 day completion for installing a new traffic light system and replacing worn center street lines. Spokesman Melvin Ritter says work will proceed quickly, weather permitting. There is no mention of a city tree lighting ceremony this year.
The Wingo family of Grapeland Texas says they will not hold a tree lighting ceremony this year due to bad weather. They note past years suffered storms and plan to move the event indoors next year with new decorations.
Marie, a factory worker, instructed a co worker on punch press use then returned to her machine. An accident occurred when the co worker’s hand was severed at the wrist as Marie shut off the press. She later woke in hospital with no memory of the events.
Marie claimed a work related accident after witnessing a coworker’s severed hand. The court ruled an employee need not be injured directly to qualify for compensation, citing a Supreme Court decision. The insurer’s denial was rejected. Marie returned to work two weeks after diagnosis of anxiety reaction.
In a 1974 case Ronald Clark O Bryon faced opposition to the death penalty amid public debate. The era saw multiple civic actions including bond issuances and local hearings.
Texas Consumer Protection Division warns panic buying often leaves buyers dissatisfied with products or prices. Set a realistic gift budget, ensure minimum payments on any store plans can be met, and evaluate whether gifts are truly needed before heading to stores.
Attorney general John Hill quotes warn about overspending on gifts. Consumers question if higher prices, carrying charges, or future payments will stretch budgets into next year. Consider setting limits to avoid sacrificing essentials.
The city council and citizens of Deer Park commend the Deer Park Progress and their staff for efforts toward maintaining service quality. Mayor W. E. Black expresses gratitude and asks for continued support and advice in the future.
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