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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1977
Page
2
A young player writes to his parents about a rough Little League game. He confesses booting a ground ball, striking out with the tying run, and a coach’s removal, then asks for support and good example to learn sportsmanship. He closes with love and a desire to play for fun.
The narrator muses on changing gendered fashion, noting men adopt gaudier colors and accessories while women stay more conservative. He jokes about outfits and ears pierced, then compares species in a playful zoo metaphor. He advocates disposable styles and bold colors, ending with a call for revolutionary fashion.
The Consumer Protection Division reports investigations into complaints about independent two or three county directories that mix white pages with yellow pages and lure local merchants to advertise. Marketers claim broader reach but warn businesses to beware of mis leading trade practices as they promote cross county advertising.
The text urges checking the selling firm’s reputation through a local office or Better Business Bureau and consulting advertisers for satisfaction. It advises contacting the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division in major Texas cities or calling 1-800-252-9236 for outside areas.
Progress files recount a 1978 wind event causing high school damage. investigations sought into cause. Noted resignations include trustee Buchholz. Shell explosion probe. 1975 subpoenas for witnesses. Antone named secretary. 1974 graduation talks by Deckert and McLennan. Deer Park teachers approved pantsuits. council seeks federal grant.
Mrs Coleman, a 33 year old mother of four, sued Dr Wallace for 100000 claiming negligence for not giving an early pressure test for glaucoma. The court ruled in her favor, finding that timely testing was prudent and his failure caused blindness. Based on a decision of the Supreme Court of Washington.
In a heartfelt letter, Renee Raspberry’s mother thanks Deer Park teachers for extraordinary kindness after a cheerleading tryout accident that left Renee with a broken pelvic bone. She recounts hospital calls, hospital visits, flowers, and support from teachers and classmates, and prays for the staff to return next year.
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