Gladewater Mirror Reports Water Act Amendment Aims for 1977 Signature
Rep Ray Roberts outlines a bill amending the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act to extend deadlines for local governments to install solids-removing facilities, limit Corps of Engineers navigable-waterway powers, and advance major water projects in the Fourth District including Aubrey Lake and Lavon Lake with bids due by May 15.
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Senate Arc
Geadine
Corps of Engineers
Public Works
Aubrey Lake
Cooper Lake
Lavon Lake
Trinity River
Lakeview Lake
Red Rover
Denison Dem
Carl Estes Lake
Sabine Navigaton
Decree and Alpine Contrast Highlight Border Terrain
The report notes a continuation involving a decree and a statement by American Shouse on competition with refineries outside Texas. It mentions the Matterhorn rising on the Swiss Italian border and contrasts Italian terraced slopes with steeper Swiss slopes in the Alps.
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Texas
Sunday sacredness cited by presidents and bishops
General Andrew Jackson refused to attend a Sunday monument dedication saying his choice now is by choice not necessity. Long Island church leaders urge limiting work and shopping on Sundays to keep the day holy and restful, with support from Episcopal and Presbyterian figures.
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Andrew Jackson
Almmost
Ge Executive
New Orleans
Washington
Jackson
Becaue
Long Island Catholic
John McCann
Buwshop
Robert Witcher
Long Island
McGann
William Rambo
Rambo
Refinery Consent Decree Ties to 1967 Federal Case and Redrawn Precincts
The text links a refinery suit to a 1966 case yielding two 1967 consent decrees by Judges Joe D. Fisher and John R. Brown. After the 1970 census public hearings in 1971, Gregg County precincts were redrawn to meet federal civil rights statutes, with depositions in 1977 and a pledge to comply after the next census. Judge Atkinson urged public input at hearings. The case notes the plaintiffs found no intentional discrimination by the county court. Separately, NFL early 1970s awards show Bears tackle Waily Chambers earning the Bulldog Award from opposing linemen, the same trio leading 1975 and 1976 votes.
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Joe D. Fisher
John R. Brown
Henry Atkinson
Commissioners Court
Atkinson
Gregg County Commissioners Court
New York
Caesar
Waily Chambers
Chicago Bears
NFL
Easter Dinner and Giant Egg Hunt Memories
A personal reminiscence of Easter 1977 detailing a single giant egg hunt 32 relatives attending Easter dinner and a 1%-pound ham cooked from 11 p.m. to 8 a.m. The narrator notes a grandson’s egg obsession and a new dye method yielding birdlike hatchlings while describing the warm spring day and renewed egg hunting effort after church.
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Charlie Brown
Michael Scott
Funeral services held for Teeman Wells in Hawkins
Teeman Wells of Lancaster Texas died Monday in a Lancaster nursing home after illness. Funeral held Wednesday at First Baptist Church Hawkins with Rev Seth Johnson officiating. Burial in Hawkins Cemetery. Survived by two sons Weldon Dallas and Don Corpus Christi and six grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Wells retired Gulf Oil employee and Baptist.
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Teeman Wells
Lancaster
Texas
First Baptist Church
Hawkins
Seth Johnson
Burn
Wells
Wood County
Gulf Oil Company
Baptist Church
Weldon
Dallas
Don
Corpus Christ
Carl Wells
Preston McGuire
Harl Reese
Vic Russe
Hubert Smith
Paul Arnold
William K. Hail
Gladewater Mirror subscription rates and masthead notice
Publication details for the Gladewater Mirror in Gladewater Texas include publishing frequency on Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company. It lists home delivery and mail subscription prices, payment terms, and a note of consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan dated June 1 1969.
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Gladewater Publishing Company
Jade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregging
Texas
Theadewater Times-Tribune
White Onk Texan
US News Top Ten cited. reader counters with personal picks
Jimmy Brown reviews US News & World Report top ten list and offers his own rankings. He lines up critics including Carter and Burger, then presents ten personal selections across science, agriculture, politics, international bodies, and tax policy, ending with a note on Super Bowl penalties.
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America
News & World Report
Mag
Jimmy Carter
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve System
Warren E. Burger
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Thomas P. “Tip” O'Neill
House
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Cyrus R. Vance
Secretary of State
Robert C. Byrd
Senate
Walter Cronkite
W. Michael Blumenthal
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S. News & World Report
Micely J. Rodenbberry
Rais
Sen. McGovern
D-S. Dak
Fidel Castro
New York City
U.S
United Nations
U S
Pres. Carter
US. Congress
Internal Revenue Service
US Treasury
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