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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1977
Page
3
An editorial condemns a Deer Park Volunteer Fire Department member who sped a red Nova through Center Street at 50 mph in heavy traffic, ran a red light, and endangered bystanders while responding to a alarm. It urges department self policing and responsible conduct to avoid repeat incidents.
Mrs Hawkins visited Stewart Optical following a television and newspaper advertisement that touted one low price for a complete eye exam, lenses, frames, and two pairs of glasses for the price of one. The offer included single vision glasses as low as 11.70 and bifocals as low as 14.70, with an additional dollar for a second identical pair or sunglasses.
The Texas Court of Civil Appeals upheld a six month suspension of Dr. Stewart's optometry license after a patient, Mrs. Hawkins, reported abusive conduct including seizing her glasses, smashing them, and denying repairs following a $5 exam fee dispute. The ruling found gross immorality, deceit, and misrepresentation, deeming him unfit to practice.
The notice explains that the Equal Credit Opportunity Act prohibits credit discrimination based on sex or marital status. It notes some Texans may lack awareness of these rights and mentions agency efforts to educate consumers while addressing remaining gaps in lender compliance.
The attorney general outlines that credit discrimination by stores banks savings and loan companies and other lenders persists for women. The act allows suits for up to 10000 in damages with private counsel. It details protections including prohibition on denial of separate accounts for sex or marital status and rules on income and spouse inquiries. It also covers reporting to the FTC and how to obtain credit bureau information within 30 days of denial with state and toll free help numbers.
John Sinor writes in a light column style about sleepwalking or somnambulism. He notes how sleepwalkers act out dreams, may climb or perform tasks, and discusses nerves, hypnosis, and cautions to guard health to avoid strain and excitement.
Progress files report Carter and Reagan winning big here. Fountain funding due by May 15. Former Mayor W A Carpenter dies. Grand jury probes expenditures. Wives support Ethy. Corp. strikers join picket lines. Police recover 60000 in merchandise. 1974 Bill Martindale named alternate judge Municipal Court. City to vote on 105 million bond election. Everett Hartnett reinstated. Bob Staton leads Planning and Zoning. Eugene Hayman killed. Houston man held for murder. Dr Billy Sealey named Health Director. 1971 Walter Hall administers oath for City Council. 1970 Bobby Grisham becomes head coach. Council eyes paying Center 51. 199 County Commissioner V V Ramsey monitors Pasadena Blvd progress. Mrs Willie Carrillo heads Jaycee Ettes.
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