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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1975
Page
3
Deer Park residents vote this Saturday to fill two seats on the school district Board of Trustees. The piece urges turnout, notes low past participation of about 1,800 voters from 11,000 registered, and argues trustees shape district policy, school construction, and even local property values. It stresses evaluating candidate platforms on issues like bussing and overall district interests.
Editor notes low turnout and calls for participation in the October 4, 1975 Deer Park Independent School District election. Letters criticize candidate Joe Cathey for skipping a League of Women Voters forum, urge residents to vote, and praise other candidates for candid, forthright answers.
The Progress lays out deadlines for letters to the editor church and society news and general items. Letters must reach the Progress office by 5 p m Friday before publication and all letters will be published. Sports items are due by noon Monday except Monday night events due by noon Tuesday.
The fragment lists historical items including a 1974 city budget of 3,430,133 dollars, a 1973 mass transit election, 1972 Chamber of Commerce office opening, and governance changes at San Jacinto College. It mentions resignations, appointments in Deer Park schools, apartment projects Chateau Bien and Carrie Mansion plans, a 1969 blood bank sponsorship, and a library board chair appointment, with a critical injury in an auto accident noted.
A fragmented crossword puzzle list with scattered clues and garbled entries including references to Scarlett O Hara, Guy Maupassant, Inch and square meters, actors, alphabets, and miscellaneous crossword hints. The legible items show diverse clue numbers and partial words indicating a puzzle page texture.
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