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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1968
Page
2
Proposes amendment to Article 48a to base retirement fund benefits on full salary of Teachers Retirement System members. Requires vote on November election. details ballot language and publication, and preserves certain provisions. Also outlines submission, verification, and gubernatorial duties for the state of Texas.
Fragmented advice on travel safety mixed with garbled phrases. It mentions vehicle readiness and packing considerations, but many terms are jumbled. The text references ensuring a driver is capable, keeping important items accessible, and staying alert, though details are unclear.
Tierbert Perry son of Mrs Juhi Perry of Lissie was among the first graduates of Connally Technical Institute in Waco last Friday completing a course in maintenance of farm and run machinery. He is now employed at a local shop. The August ceremony marked the first graduates from the technical courses established by the 53rd Texas Legislature in 1865 to promote vocational education in the state. Mrs Perry, Lucille Perry of Lissie, Mrs Bob Overton and Miss Bans Perry of Houston attended the ceremony.
NEBRASHA guests Mr and Mrs Vern Urweflie and son Stan of Ravina Nebraska visit this week with Mr and Mrs K J Lange Seecame Sremteat Bag Dake Bre Utne
A serviceman longs to return home while reflecting on exile and return of Jews under Cyrus. The revival of Jerusalem and the temple follows, with Jeremiah’s forecast fulfilled. Donors who could not return still fund the temple, giving freely and beyond their means. Gratitude grows as they remember past blessings and hope for God’s future.
Wharton County Junior College to host summer programs for the WJC Band and Starlettes starting August 26 under Dr William Wendtland and Mrs Bera Gladden. Camp runs to August 20 noon then resumes September 5 with meals provided in the college cafeteria. Students housed in Mullins Hall and Frankie Hall.
Thursday afternoon guests included Mrs H R George of Gint den, Mrs Henry Colqueet, Mrs Al Radke of Columbus, and Mr Julie Wright of Gilden, with two of Lee Goode's sisters also visiting.
Paul Eggers Republican candidate for governor announces Wilton Stallman of Columbus as campaign co chair for Colorado County. He praises Lil Stallman for active civic service and enthusiasm. Stallman, a former dance teacher, was named Columbus Woman of the Year in 1960 for civic and church work.
In Columbus, a candidate backs Paul Eggers as allies rally to boost his bid. The event underscores endorsements shaping the local race with Eggers seeking momentum ahead of key votes.
Winners in the 4 H Summer Horse Program held July 29 include Barrel Racing for under 12, with Buck Burt, Benny Smith, and Leslie Potter leading. 12 years and under winners are Billy Joe Vatonta of Alleyton Nan Strunk of Oakland and Marsha Thomas of EBay Ales Lake. Pole Bending results list Fart Cadl Ed Valeria and Potter among top finishers, with Valenia Strum Janice Smitt and Dennis Beken noted.
Statewide Texas measure proposes Article II section amendments to bar senators and representatives from holding any civil state office during their terms if created or increased, with term timing details. It also sets ballot wording for the November 1968 election and outlines that a majority vote would add the amendment to the Texas Constitution.
A notice cites a November 1968 election date to decide amendments on refunding the tax on cigarettes and tobacco sold at retail within the corporate limits of Texarkana Texas or any adjacent Texas city or town. The opposite amendment would authorize the Legislature to provide for the same tax refund.
A Texas constitutional amendment proposes allowing The University of Texas Board of Regents to invest the Permanent University Fund in select U S securities and corporate stocks with limits on exposure and a prudent man standard. It requires disclosure of investment details and would take effect upon adoption. Voters would decide at the November election.
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