Faith in Our Youth Gillnet Gang Roams Ann Arbor
A new youth group calling itself the Gillnet Gang roams Ann Arbor streets at night performing odd acts. Activities include painting a bridge, boarding up an abandoned house, and filling planters to ease local disputes. An UM professor notes some actions are extralegal, while the Mirror defends them as a needed community service.
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Michigan
Gillnet Gang
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Mirror
Gillnets
University of Michigan
the Mirror
Gun Control Debate Shapes State Laws and Crime Views
Frightened Americans fear gun loss of rights while others push strict controls and registration. The piece cites New Jersey and Philadelphia as examples, notes higher crime after bans, and quotes Fred Green on stolen registered guns and the costly administration of permits.
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Congress
New Jersey
New York
Masssachusetts
West Virginia
Kansas
Kentucky
Minnesota
Vermont
New Jer
Chicago
Detroit
Fred Green
Green
National Gun Control
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Treatment Center Directors Meeting in East Texas
East Texas Treatment Center directors met with President W. R. Yazell presiding. Green House Therapy proposed a horticulture sale with proceeds to support Greenhouse therapy. Oil Men Golf Tournament chair Mel Lewis announced a June 27–29 event at Pinecrest Country Club Longview, benefiting the center. Easter egg hunt for preschool patients and a June summer program were announced, with volunteer calls for teens. Air conditioning funding discussed. speech department reported needs for audiology services and prescribed one-day monthly audiologist trial. February census showed 76 adults 281 treatments and 72 children 390 treatments. presentation to Houston Health Welfare on regional medical program noted. Refreshments served. attendees listed.
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East Texas
W. R. Yazell
John Kane
Alvin Wylie
Mel Lewis
Pinecrest Country Club
Longview
Carmack
Dallaston Hearing and Speech Center
East Texas Treatment Center
L. P. Lanoux
Houston
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Ira Rathburn
E. H. Spear
Yazell
Veenaenen teeewer eeeene eeeeenene baseeees
Mrs. Harry Kates Veal Clark Jack Elrod Fredalene Clark Harnett Walton Jerry Kates appear in a fragmented list of names. The readable segments indicate individuals likely connected to a local notice or social column, but no clear event, action, or date is stated.
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Harry Kates
Veal Clark
veJack Elrod Fredalene Clarks
Harnett Walton
Jerry Kates
Texas loses 10 000 teachers yearly says ICTA leader
ICTA President Katheryn Townsend told Senate and House Education Committees that Texas must raise teachers salaries to curb a yearly drain of about 10 000 from the profession. She noted 15 percent of those leaving go to higher paying states and urged SB 100 and HB 240 to attract and retain educators for the state s three million schoolchildren. Townsend named Senator Aikin and Rep Hinson as sponsors.
Calendar Of Coming Events Apr 7 to Apr 17 events
The American Legion and Legion Auxiliary meet at 7 30 p m on April 7 at the Legion Hut. On April 11 a joint supper for Masons and Eastern Star members and families at 7 p m in the lodge hall N Dean St with a special Country Western Music program in planning. April 17 Daleth Study Club meets at 2 30 p m at Mrs B F Adams Tenery with guest speaker Mrs J D Graves president Key District. Breast of veal stew recipe notes bay leaf thyme onions carrots and celery.
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Masons
Eastern Star
Lodge Hall
N. Dean St
Daleth Study Club
B. F. Adams
Tenery
J. D. Graves
Key District
Ruling in Death of Mrs. M. S. Stone
Justice of the Peace Charles Cashell ruled that Mrs. Malcolm S. Stone died from gunshot wounds tied to a personal safety incident. The inquest, conducted without the absent presiding officer, was held after Mrs. Stone, 50, was found dead in her guest room on the old Longview highway. funeral services followed.
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Justice of the Peace
Charles Cashell
Malcolm S
Kathryn Louise) Stone
Cashell
Gladewater
Ross DeLay
Stone
Longview Highway
Paul Bennett Seeks Place 5 on Gladewater School Board
Gladewater resident and 33 year old chief technologist at Gladewater Municipal Hospital announces candidacy for Place 5 on the Gladewater School Board for the April 5 election. He cites commitment to educational improvement and prudent use of tax dollars, seeks votes from local voters. Paid political advertisement. Also notes Cub Scout Den 2 Pack 196 meeting details and attendees.
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Gladewater
Paul Bennett
Gladewater Municipal Hospital
Gay Avenue
First Baptist Church
Cub
Sandra Brewer
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Ress Association
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Chat Gladewater
ICTA
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Towncraft
Joys
Towncraft Penn-Prest
Penney’s
M. S. Stone
Cash All Smokes
Mike Flowers
Gene Walker
Roger Bigler
Johnny Black
Ricky Brewer
Russ Roebuck
Brad Wendell
David Owens
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