Silent prayer bill would allow school meditation in Texas
The Progress endorses a Senate bill by Walter Mengden to permit silent prayer or meditation in public schools without forcing participation. Deer Park districts lack policy, principals would plan moments suited to legality, with TASSP backing. past House effort died in Senate committee.
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Walter Mengden
Bob Vaughn
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Signs knocked down on L Street in Deer Park Manor
Melvin Ritter, head of replacing lost signs, says county road crew knocked down 1. Street during repaving. signs are being replaced now. In police count, Deer Park has 26 commissioned officers. officers may stop only with probable cause. County plans for Pasadena Bivd Expansion exist in preliminary form. county comment unavailable.
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L Street
Deer Park Manor
Melvin Ritter
Donald A. Carlile
Deer Park
Carlile
John Sarris
Cold comedy and practical jokes from a chilly night
John Sinor recalls a freezing night in New Mexico with open den doors and heat leaks. A friend jokes about head heat loss as he survives by burning newspapers and opening the oven while warm bears his lesson. A hunter’s dawn tale ends with game wardens spotting a blazing sagebrush start.
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John Sinor Copley
New Mexico
Progress Files Chronology Highlights Local Milestones
A compiled look at historic Progress files lists key local events from 1969 to 1975 including bank leadership changes at First National Bank of Deer Park, Chamber of Commerce presidents L. Siovacek and Glenn Tolar, Lovie Welch speaking engagements, road and park developments on Center and Kingsdale streets, a Canada Park Mobile Home project halt over permits, Shell ethylene unit openings, and shifts in local governance and labor negotiations with OCAW.
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L. G. Moore
First National Bank of Deer Park
Wayne Siovacek
Chamber of Commerce
Lovie Welch
Center St
Glenn Tolar
Canada Park
John Vann
Committee of
Concerned Citizens
Kingsdale
Council
Mike Warren
Consumer Budget Rules For 1977 Savings Plan
The Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division urges a New Year effort to shop wisely. Track weekly expenditures, create a household budget, buy needs first, then wants, and use prepared lists to avoid impulse buys. Avoid filler foods and weigh the extra cost of convenience items against time saved.
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Attorney General
Legal rights and dental accident after wisdom tooth removal
Mrs Stewart suffered severe pain before deciding to remove four wisdom teeth. An incidental steel burr broke from the drill during surgery, leaving numbness in her lower lip and chin. A second surgeon removed the burr but numbness persisted, causing ongoing injury.
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Stewarts win suit against oral surgeon over nerve damage
The court found the oral surgeon breached a duty of care causing Mrs. Stewart permanent numbness affecting eating and kissing, and awarded damages to both Stewarts for pain, humiliation, lost enjoyment, and reduced marital intimacy, reflecting malpractice criteria and future discomfort.
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Wart
Stewarts
Stewart
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