Postal Rates Rise This Wednesday After Court Lift
A three judge panel lifted an injunction delaying a postal rate increase, with new rates to take effect at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday. First class mail under one ounce will go from 7 to 9 cents, and other rates rise accordingly. Postmasters said mailings before midnight will be charged at the old rate and lobby drops will be used to cancel mail before the deadline.
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Court of Appeals
Ale May
Fostal
Air Federal Jub Sirica
Postal Service
Dee
Oren
Robert
Martin Oaid
Z Charged In Robbery Of Columbus Man
A Columbus man was robbed on a county road near Eagle Like by two assailants. Ernest odes reported the incident occurred on Christmas Eve. Police and the county grand jury investigated the case with limited details available.
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Columbus
Ernest Odes
Sid
Eney
Ais Peswes
Bondewes
Rifle Stolen From Clipson Car Sunday
Eagle Lake police investigated a theft of a 30 30 rifle from a car owned by Mr Clipson. The model and location near Jacks Restaurant and Richard IpHi a were noted with the door unlocked while the owner briefly left the vehicle. Officer Belford Aspley led the inquiry and stated Mr Clinger had left the rifle in the car.
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Eagle Lake
Rich
Iphia
Jacks Restaurant
Belford Aspley
Clinger
Iite
Police Check On 3 Wrecks In City
Police investigated three accidents during Christmas week. A Chevrolet driven by Herbert Ashton collided at Lake Avenue and Postoffices, injuring him. Minor damage occurred at Dan's Minute Stop when a Ford driven by Alvin Yonex hit a Pontiac driven by Parrell Dancy. A rear end collision on Main Street involved Falgicia Ron Woodard and Jon Konesheck with no injuries.
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Euple Lape
Chevrelet
Lake Avenue
Lake
Herbert Ashton
Salford Ashley Ashton
Engie Lake Commandity Hospital
Ashley
Ford
Alving Yonex
Pontiac
Parrell Dancy
Uhaya
Festlay
Des
Main Street
Falgicia
Ron Woodard
Joni Konesheck
Ramapes
Rice District Classes Resume Monday Morning
Classes in all schools of the Glee Consolidated Somyn District will resume Monday morning. This follows a two week Cherlat uits and Ne Yeac'wholldayr, with arrangements likely set for the January ath date.
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Glee Consolidated
Somyn
Rain totals show 38.79 inches for season in area
Rainfall records reveal two inch increments boosting totals to 38.79 inches at the Lake side Irrigation area. Observations on December 24 and December 31 move the year’s cumulative measure, with regional totals compared to historical monthly data and prior years figures.
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Wis
Side Irrigation Co
Monnaredt
Wharton
AARP to Sponsor Defensive Driving Course
A Ragis Lake chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons will sponsor two defensive driving classes at the Paltowsty Mall in the Tvst Rapiel Chuyeh building on January 5 and 6. The eight hour course offers insurance rate reductions for participants. A small fee covers materials. Glide Brawn volunteers as instructor.
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Ragis Lake
American Agsteration of
Paltowsty Mall
AARP Board Meets January First and Fifth
The Loke Chapter of the Aimerical Assectation of Retired Persons holds a board meeting on Monday January 5 and a regular meeting January 1 at the First Papulat Church fellowship hall. A pledge drive and a striving course are announced with Clyde P. Brown as the course coordinator at First Baptist Church.
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Ene Agile Loke
Aimerical Assectation of
Imeetiie
Moulay
First Papulat Church
AARP
Felowship Hall
First Baptist
Dunwary
Clyde P. Brown
New Subscribers Added to Eagle Lake Headlight
New subscriber list for the Eagle Lake Headlight during the holidays includes Roy Dungeon of Columbus Eos Farrow of Los Angeles Gene Penna of Houston Keith Lampton of Houston Hud Pitzseratd of Alles Texas Mee Lala Lippold of East Bernard A J Zacik of Bay Cy and H R Ney of Houston with several others registered.
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Eagle Lake
Roy Dungeon
Columbus
Eos‘worth Farrow
Los Angeles
Calif
Gene Penna
Houston
Keith Lampton
Hud
Economic Progress To Continue In 1976 Forecast
Babson College and related forecasts predict continued economic progress through 1976 despite lingering recessionary pressures. The report notes unwieldy inventories and consumer debt will ease slowly while capital spending rises, with the first quarter possibly the strongest for expansion.
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Neacomic
Antines
Fire Alarms In 1975 Up To 62 Alarms In 1975
Fire officials report up to 62 alarms in December 1975 as a wave of fires prompts investigation. A Heritage House blaze caused smoke but no injuries, with quick fire department response praised by owners and staff. Residents remained calm as crews contained heat and smoke in nearby streets and residences.
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Hertape
Wyatt
Heritage House Oytend
Patton Nt Tigers
Othiers
TG Rat Stibe
Mt Tt St Ams
Ge Mattews
Special Closings For New Year's In Eagle Lake Area
Local firms announce nonstandard New Year closings. Businesses including City offices Eagle Lake Lumber Lake Lumber 09 Merle Nortian Cosmetics and Beauty Salon Marvin's In Altalt and others will close on New Year’s Eve or through New Year’s Day. Some reopen with special hours. a few offer breakfast tours Jan 1. Community services may be affected.
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Eagle Laxe
Daniary Ist
City, Equity
Posia Ilces
Ant Merle Nortian
Bealty Salon
Marvin's
Altalt
Wth
Jark
Lygage Lake
Lod Am
Steve Taylor Sord
Ak Eagle Lake
Ngen
Club Montezuma Dance Night at the Eye Vanre and Party
Mothers of Club Montezuma and guests hold their annual Wee Yeer's Eye Vanre and Karty Wednesday at the ayye wifinity Center. The Wranglers provide male for the evening turn bout.
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Clb Montezuma
Gueste
Vanre
Karty
Che Wranglers
No Garbage Pickup Changes for New Year’s Day
Notice to residents that regular Thursday garbage pickup will shift for New Year’s Day. Customers normally on Thursdays are reminded to place items out as early as possible on Wednesday, with the district adjusting pickups accordingly.
New Year's Day Masses Set by Local Catholic Churches
Local churches announce New Year celebrations with a New Year's Eve Mass at 7 00 p m and a New Year's Day Mass at 9 30 a m at Our Lady of Petun Help Cyureh and a New Year's Day Mass at Our Lady Ghadwlupe Circle at 10 30 am on January 2.
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Our Lady of Parepetun
Weimar Man Dies in One Car Crash
A.20 year old Weimar man Pat Belfert was killed in a one car accident early Friday morning December 26 in Fayette County Texas. He was employed with a construction company and was the tenth war fatality in Fayette County for the period.
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Weimar
Pat Belfert
Dan
Texas
Balfert
Fayette County
Wah Mhcan
Buddy Seiiert
Walmar
Will & Contucting and Construction Company
Arizona Woman Found Dead In Sheriff Doc Car Near Borden
A garbled local record reports a death tied to a sheriff’s car near Borden. The piece mentions news of re election and a Colorado official offering details about the sheriff’s office and county elections in 1978.
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Arizona
Doc
Borden
Mueller
Deaf teacher found dead near Harden Lake highway incident
A Teeaun Arleena, a teacher, was found dead in a suspected car crash on Interstate 10 between Copitibis and Wade Mar near Harden Lake. Autopsy indicates carbon monoxide poisoning. deputy investigated after a resident reported a vehicle left running for days. Bohmidt of Columbus and Gunton Monnside police assisted. the body was found near a vehicle with a firearm incident scene. An autopsy suggested possible homicide, with a gun involved and ties to local incidents.
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Arleena
Schoar
Lake
Jie
Interstate
Copitibis
Wade Mar
Tejas 1876 Column Opens This Week
A new Tejas 1876 column debuts this week, tracing centennial era themes and placing emphasis on Texas history. The project is compiled from 100 years of newspaper activity by the Department of Mass Communications at Texas. GUEST researcher Tweh DyL veratty, now at West Texas State University, led the effort as a graduate student at Texas Tech, with plans to publish weekly installments beginning February.
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Windever
Wig Patg
Texas
America
Texus
Te Department of Mass Communications
Veratty
Lunbouls
Sata J
Gue
West Texas State University
Toxde Tech
Sunday Last Day For Deer Hunting
The 1975 deer hunting season winds down with the one buck season in this county ending January 4. Deer have been reported in excellent condition. weeks of hunting remain for licensed hunters under DNR guidelines. Turkey, doves, and waterfowl seasons continue as scheduled with dates in early January.
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ZEON
Effott
Donations To Flavor Fund Grows to 2116.19
Contributions to the Flavor Fund have reached 2116.19 with new donations from Furniture Shoopa W L Baneré Ries Aero Inc Bly Jo Wiliam and Gertoon Farnd Inc Bur D Hunting Club. Readers are invited to send contributions to the charity at Covinel commerce box and instructions reference the first hogal Frank and event timing.
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Covinel'ce
Ieda
Meh and drimmingnil order at 143 Board Street
Beginning at N00 a.m. in the New Town area the Meh and drimmingnil set price at 51.50 per plate with call-in orders at 234-3400 or 294ago for Mrs Rosie Mattier Scott located at 143 Board Street.
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Hare
Mra
Rosie Mattier Scott
Board Street
New Town
Plata
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