State Capital A Highlights Sidelights Traffic Woes and Budgets
The fragmentary report notes traffic accidents and public safety concerns in Texas, with mention of state funding requests by the Attorney General’s office for safety devices and court action. It references higher education financing, legislative actions, and ongoing efforts to allocate funds, including a $500,000 allocation for safety devices on highways.
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Texas
San
Alec Tal
Geotafete Agill
Titan
Ashi
Erinet
Deel
Mathias
Agi
Waavanen
Fonds Asted
Aral Department
Pyenome
Shidteliohe
Simon Fan Teshlands
Martin
Health notice on AML drug testing and safety
A health advisory cautions that new AML drugs must undergo exhaustive tests before market release. The statement emphasizes consumer safety and that protecting public health is the core responsibility of the health system.
Support Youth Baseball Benefiting Mothers and Daughters
A community event supports youth baseball with a Friday fundraiser at Fourth Memorial Park. The occasion invites families including mothers and daughters, along with fathers and sons, to attend multiple games and activities. Proceeds aid local youth baseball programs and park maintenance.
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Toll Catelf Fouth
Wharton County Youth Rodeo July 9 11 At Wharton
Young cowboys and cowgirls from across Texas converge at the Rocking W arena for the 13th Wharton County Youth Rodeo on July 9 through 11. Notables include Allen Wright and 1964 Queen contender Zaddal, with events ranging from roping to barrel racing and the annual Shrine of the South ceremony.
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Wharton
Tesas Prigus
Allen Wright
Zaddal Yeas
Wankiy
Mies
Sarah Lynn Mancus
Emda
Fayetteville KC Plans July Fourth Celebration
Fayetteville KC announces a community celebration with a family style barbecue, dance, and western band entertainment. The event features an INiy Mth Penst at Linger and Sarnvmay, a 12 to 1 dinner, and a $100 donation for the weekend festivities. The celebration includes a dance by a Western band and a free western preview event at the KR oof Cl Mall.
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Mayetteville
Linger An
Timmer
Sam
Clyde
Chesser
Austin
Truehay
Uva
Fayetteville
Italy
Masia
Svianty
Bonds Sold During May Record Value Reported
May bond sales totaled 13 281 dollars with figures showing subscriptions in several local accounts. The report notes the Calais City and related funds, with a year 196 E 16 style reference and a total near 2 ANOS of 196 E 16.
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Calais
Connie
Bond
Burke Elected To Ancus Assn Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmented OCR text shows Burke elected to Ancus association amid confusion and garbled names. Mentions Missoula and national context with unclear dates and roles. No coherent event details or verifiable facts present.
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Burke
Ancus’ Assn
Duncan Nominee For Councilman At University of Texas
Members of The University of Texco Ex-Students Association rule until July 15 to elect six new council members. The Alumni Association’s list includes Garner Cameron Tries and Duncan, with other candidates named in the magazine.
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Duncan
University of Texas
University of
Texco
LAO Assortation
Fine Alcalde
Atx
Eloeen
Dontinees
Garner Cimeron
Pait
District Scout Executive Resigns Amid Turmoil
District Scout Executive resigns as conflict rocks the local division. Power shifts involve named leaders and councils, with interim measures taken to stabilize operations and ongoing investigations into governance concerns.
Brabraan District Officers Seek Scout Leader in Pierce Tex
The Brabraan District of the Sam Houston Area Council, including Colorado Counties, seeks a man to fill a vacancy created by a resignation. Leslie Colling, district chairman, based in El Campo, 911 Avenue, coordinates the effort. The district has 47 Boy Scout units and over 1300 members.
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Pierce
Texas
Huffman
Bratman
Colorado
Leslie Colling
Avenure el Campo
Ibrabraan
Houston
Sam Houston
Carman Parker Named to TWU Honor Roll
Dean’s list honors announced for second semester 198? TWU students achieving B plus or better grade averages include Carman Parker and other newcomers from Texas.
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Carman Parker
TWU
Wnties
Stades
Deam
Gages
Uspeck Hanon
Fons Trexas
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Techeme Fen
Treident Lyndant & Johnson
Lesington
Virginie
Low
Jackson
Texa2eo
Ervin Rucka
Texago Station
Eagle Lake
RADA
Nada
Albert Leopold
Burke Dr. Knute Ke
SM. Towoph
Missoula
United States
Pal Powell
L. W. Stolz Memorials, Inc
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