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Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1975

Page

2

Ye Olde Hickory House Local Dining Hall

Beulah Wilson's Ye Olde Hickory House in Deer Park is a well known eatery open from six in the morning to nine at night. The restaurant offers cafeteria and standard meals including salads sandwiches steaks seafood and barbeque with homemade pie and Friday Saturday all you can eat catfish. Dining space for up to 100 and catering includes box lunches breakfasts and late meals for ship channel industries. Located at 2113 Center.

Beulah Wilson Deer Park Hickory House Center

Wives Urged to Carry Life Insurance by Institute

The Institute of Life Insurance reports that about two thirds of the public support life insurance for wives even if the husband is the main breadwinner. The policy should cover working and housewives when a spouse cannot afford domestic help in case of the wife’s death.

Ner The Institute of Life Insurance

Solar Energy Potential Highlighted by Energy Firm President

Terrence Caster of Energy System Inc says solar energy should power all new homes and convert 20 million existing homes annually. He estimates $3,500 per home for conversion, a nationwide shift could yield about $77 billion yearly.

Terrence Caster Energy System, Inc

Drivers Ignore 55 MPH Limit Amid Energy Crisis

Jim Arnold, Administrator of the Governor's Office of Traffic Safety, urged voluntary compliance with the 55 mph limit as Texas studies the lowered speed law’s impact on fatalities. He cited a rise in speeders, more citations, and a jump in arrests from 1973 to 1974, with many drivers edging toward 70 mph.

Texas Jim Arnold Governor’s Office of Traffic Safety Arnold Department of Public Safety

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