Farley Grid Winner William 2
William Farley won first prize in the weekly football contest with two errors. Gwen Leazer and Bob Tavel tied for the season’s top prognosticator. Leazer had 11 of 15 this week and leads with 75 of 120 season picks. Ricky Short took second with three errors, and James Hansford was third with three errors.
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Pageant and dance honor new Miss Deer Park
Lartigue, a Pasadena club member and judge in Miss San Antonio, is among civic leaders. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children aged two to 12. A dance follows the pageant at San Jacinto College Ballroom with admission at 1 per person.
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Jaycees urge support for Texas constitutional Amendment four
The Deer Park Jaycees back Amendment four arguing the 1876 Texas constitution is long, outdated, and unfit for an urban industrial state. They cite legislative salaries, removal power limits, executive constraints, and a judiciary lacking formal training as flaws. Endorsed by the League of Women Voters, educators, and many groups, they urge voters to approve on November 7.
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Profile of Marlin Cherry at San Jacinto Junior College
In 1967 division chairmen joined the structure as Marlin Cherry shaped San Jacinto’s growth. He oversaw the Frels Building with plans for an herbarium, a greenhouse, and labs using audio-visual tools funded partly by Title grants. Cherry authored biology manuals, praised student outcomes, and diversified programs, while outlining his roots and accolades.
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Constitutional amendments on taxes and governance proposed
Voters are asked to consider multiple constitutional amendments. Amendments cover that certain elderly home stead values may be exempt from ad valorem taxes, equality under law regardless of sex race color creed or national origin, a four year term for top state officers, soil and water district director eligibility, proposing amendment timing and notice methods, salary provisions for lieutenant governor and House speaker, state employee service on local government governing bodies without forfeiting salary, a 6 percent weighted interest cap for certain bonds, and county funds distribution to school districts on a per student basis.
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