A Thought Let The People Speak On Constitutional Amendments
Opinion piece argues voting on Texas constitutional amendments directly expresses personal views. Notes the rare use of amendments, compares 1676 Constitution to modern changes, and urges keeping voter power to shape future reforms.
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Ynait
Texas
Brother of Mrs. E. Salazar Dies in Crash
William H. Smith of San Antonio died June 18 1971 at age 50 from injuries after a company truck left a highway near Seguin. Funeral services were held June 22 at Bronkepli Funeral Home San Antonio with full military burial. He is survived by wife Sylvia and six daughters and four sons.
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William H. Smith
LeCompte
San Antonio
Texas
Seguin
Buit
Cale Jas
H.C
Slyira Smith
Bonus Area
Eagle Lake
Sylvia Smith
Joyre Rios
Jacouelys Cruz
Diane Arce
Carolyn ‘Martires
Nina My
Sandra Lynn Smith
Sar Antonio
William W
Ia Michael
Bessie Lucio
Margeret Perez
Helen Hodrigues
Bernice Salazar
Bugle
Lake
Gladys Martine
Pearlend
Mire
Elvira Molina
Houston
Juanita Sanchex
Crystal City
Joel. Smith
Lawton
Okla
H.C. Smith Sr
Tt. Worth
Nincea
Osa Dodson
Brockanilla Funeral Home
San Jose Gurral Park
Sanantana
Eagly Lake
A Day to Honor America Editorial July 4 1971
A July Fourth editorial reflects on patriotism, church and state, and religious ethics shaping American history. It notes reverence for Providence in Independence era, questions modern religious activism, and urges balancing worship with civic work and social priorities during the holiday weekend.
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America
United States
United States of America
Arlington National Cemetery
Flore
Vietnam
New York
Karl Mara
Paul Tillich
Higher Motor Tax Changes Take Effect July First
The State Comptroller notified Henry J. Hajowsky that changes to the Motor Vehicle Sales and Use Tax law take effect today. Key items include an increase of the use tax to 6 percent, a 4.5 percent rate for certain mobile homes, and new dealer deductions for trade-ins when purchasing another vehicle with a title certificate. Rules cover rental vehicles, resale certificates, and the transition from rental to lease or personal use.
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State Comptroller's of Five
Henry J. Hajowsky
Tae Assassor
Motor Vehicle Use Tax Remittance and Valuation Rules
The text outlines quarterly remittance to the Comptroller and how book value equals market value under depreciation rules. It notes manufacturer owned vehicles leased over 30 days incur a 4% tax and that tax is based on the manufacturer’s cost plus transportation to delivery to the lessee.
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Tne
Mother of Ottis Coleman Passes Away
Mrs. Luttia Coleman died June 17 at Columbus Convalescent Home after three years residency. Funeral services were at Rader Funeral Home in Longview with burial in Memory Park Cemetery. She was 68. Survived by Ottis R. Coleman Sr of Columbus, two daughters, six grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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Luttia
Coleman
Rader Funeral H Onie
Longview
Gurial
Memory Park
New Conviction Costs Levied in Justice Court
A new law adds court costs for convictions to fund justice system projects. Each misdemeanor conviction in justice or municipal court adds 2.50 dollars. county misdemeanor cases add five dollars. felonies add ten dollars in court costs.
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Jute Law
Gaalgnet
Perte
Boys Hold Annual Reunion Ste Ray Family Gathered
The Ste Ray family held its annual reunion on June 2 at Altair. About ninety family members and friends from Houston, Seguin, Wharton, San Antonio, Eagle Lake and nearby towns gathered along South Ave for memorial services, a business meeting, and a barbecue dinner with chicken and sausage. Officers included Charlie Brownly as president, Clea Harvert as acting First Vice President, Mrs. Jilian Bison secretary, Cleopatra Axelace treasurer, and Cleo P. Axel as reporter.
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Ste Ray
Altair
Chayne Brown
South Ave
Urente
ChAtine
Moothig
Charlie Brownly
Clea Harvert
Fife
Jilian Bison
Cleopatra Axelace
Treasuer's
Cleo P. ‘Axel
Medicare Tab Up 30 Month Increases Social Security Checks
The article reports a Medicare premium increase of 30 cents per month for beneficiaries 65 and over, with July 3 deliveries showing a 60 cent deduction due to higher premiums. Officials say the net effect includes a three-stage cost rise totaling about 50 cents per beneficiary, influenced by reduced margins for agencies and other factors.
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Médicaré
Willie
Tocents
Fennar-Rofy
Security
Houston
Poet
Hoth
Dr Pepper Tales From Across America
A collection of anecdotes from readers about trying Dr Pepper for the first time. The pieces mix humor and curiosity as individuals describe their initial impressions, odd rituals, and the surprising normalcy of the popular soft drink. Notable lines include a spoonful tasting like cough syrup and a dog drinking Dr Pepper, underscoring the product’s identity beyond gimmicks.
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New York
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Albert
Dr Pepper
America
Dr Papper
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