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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1977
Page
2
The Progress salutes veterans from World War I to present conflicts, noting date changes from Armistice Day to Veteran's Day and urging readers to pause Friday to thank those who served. It highlights grandfathers, fathers, sons, and brothers who defended liberty and freedom for over two centuries.
The piece follows an 11 year old star forward and her 8 year old cousin Amy as they join a growing girls soccer season. Parents nerves rise as referees frustrate players and coaches while siblings and pets react with humorous intensity to new uniforms and the first weekend results. The Tigers enter the weekend undefeated but face uniform chaos before a hard earned win.
Deer Park Progress urges signed submissions for published answers. Names needed for records, not published. Mail to Box 369 77536, call 479-6263, or visit 112 West Seventh St. The piece notes difficulty obtaining a name spelling and recounts a Saturday gathering at a park with two girls unsure of their name, as volunteers move to run drills on the field.
A consumer alert issued by John L Hill of the Attorney General's office through the Consumer Protection Division warns residents about scams and outlines steps to protect personal information and report fraud. The notice emphasizes vigilance, verification of businesses, and clear reporting channels for suspected deceptive practices.
The article lists items from 1968 to 1978 including high water bill complaints, a ten story retirement facility plan, park bonds, trustee meetings on school fees, Catalina Street payment discouragement, and city administration changes. It also covers a 1970s lawyer guidance on consumer rights, small claims court usage, and consumer protection tips with references to the Attorney General division in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio.
A Saturday afternoon scene follows Betsy Warren applying hair bleach from one manufacturer and a cream developer from another. She did not notice anything unusual as she combined these products and began hair treatment.
Betsy sue Betsy Berry Jr. against bleach and developer makers for $100,000 after chemical burns and hair loss. Court ruled the products were intended for professional beauticians and not foreseeable to Betsy, and evidence did not prove defect. Decision by United States Court of Appeals.
The county plans to dig a drainage ditch from Boggy Bayou east to Oklahoma Street to relieve area drainage problems. Yellow flashers not installed at Center Street school zone due to nearby traffic signal. signs warn drivers. No iron dose from vitamins poses immediate danger. a pharmacist says fatal iron amount is far larger than a typical bottle, unlikely for a child to ingest at once.
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