Glade police join regional crime prevention program
Gladewater police join six area agencies in a crime prevention program funded by the Texas Criminal Justice Division and ETCOG. Chief Jay Banks and officers plan lectures, aims to cut property thefts by 10 percent, reach 2500 homeowners, and survey 250 businesses for security needs.
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Gladewater
East Texas Council of Governments
Texas Criminal Justice Division
Upshur County
Palestine Police Department
Jacksonville
Athens Police Department
Henderson Police Department
Jay Banks
Texas Crime Prevention Institute For
Southwest Texas State University At
San Marcos
Asst
Jimmy Davis
Bill Wells
Richard Morris Bill McCay
ETCOG
Banks
McCay
Right
Bill McCay
Department
Eye Opener notes and community notices across pages
The clipping lists local club leadership changes, pet notices, and crime prevention plans. It mentions Mrs Carson Kennedy as club president and Mrs Poston as the new head of the city's Federated club, plus dog and puppy ad options. It also highlights public crime prevention aims and a mockbird anecdote from AP.
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Carson Kennedy
Poston
Students Begin Registration at Middle School This Week
Students may register at Middle School from 8 a.m. to noon or 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays until school starts with an exception on Wednesday August 11. Schedules can be picked up during the same hours on Friday August 13.
Parole Violator Sought After Robbery Pair At Large
Police identify one suspect as a parole violator. the man was paroled in March this year. The similar offense led to a four year sentence of a 12 year term. Both suspects remain at large as officers pursue leads.
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Sgt. Brown
Brown
Pictures From Bicentennial Parade On Display For Sale
Tim Terrell photographed the July 3 parade entries at the airport and lake front. Ellen Bauman Senior Citizens Center hosts the display and sale of prints featuring Gladewater skyline, surrounding scenery, and fireworks. Open to all viewers.
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Tim Terrell
Lake Front
Ellen Bauman
Local official defends ordinance amid growth concerns
Tallent argues the proposed ordinance uses top-grade materials and needs little upkeep. He says city support could aid residential growth and questions why such a measure should be cut out if it benefits the community.
Aircraft output soars in war years surpassing earlier periods
Between 1941 and 1945 American aircraft production neared 304000 units, about 97 percent for U S military use in World War II. The four year stretch produced nearly three times as many planes as two prior periods combined totaling 44 years.
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U.S
Sylvia Wallace Breaks Silence as Writer at Last
Sylvia Wallace, long known as the invisible wife of Irving Wallace, publishes her first novel The Fountains about five women at a beauty spa. The book tops expectations with movie rights, foreign editions planned, and a second novel already in progress.
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Jane Lee White
New York
Sylvia Wallace
Irving Wallace
David
Amy
Chang
Eng
the Fountains
Ms. Wallace
Closing of the Olympics Through A Personal Lens
Fredalene Clark reflects on the Olympics closing ceremony, praising its color and American pride while criticizing a TV camera gripe and a naked performer. She recalls Colorado summers and Manitour Springs Indians dances, and notes a preference for more real-world programming over whodunits.
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Oklahoma
Colorado
Soda Springs
Manitour Springs
Nadia
Chicago
Betsy Ross
Reagan Ford balloting saga fuels GOP convention talk
A political analyst humorously debates the GOP nomination race between Ford and Reagan. He notes Reagan’s Schweiker pick, Ford’s second ballot strength, and the unsettled path to the first ballot victory. The dialogue blends coverage of the Nixon era style intrigue with book review and talk show quips.
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Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Richard Schweiker
Eric Brinkley Noodleman
Eric
Schweiker
Gerald Ford
Pres. Ford
Education award honors Dana Williams for long service
Former Gladewater school superintendent Dr. Dana Williams receives the Golden Deed for Education Award from Texas educators. He led Gladewater eight years and held superintendent posts in Corsicana and Corpus Christi, with thirteen years in Corpus Christi to date. Announcement appears in School Business magazine.
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Gladewater
Dana Williams
Dr. Williams
Corpus Christi
Texas State Teacher’s Association
Corsicana
Texas
A. M. Aikin
George B. Wilcox
Grady P. Parker
L. P. Sturgeon
Paul R. Hensarling
J. W. Edgar
Frank M. Jackson
Leon Graham
L. D. Haskew
R. E. Harris
Kate Bell
Williams
School Business
Gladewater Chronicle publication details and rates
The Gladewater Chronicle lists publication details for Mirror editions in Gladewater Texas with address on Glade Avenue and Dean Street, subscription terms by mail and home delivery rates, and references to past affiliations with The Gladewater Tyhes Tribune and a White Oak Texas entry dated June 1, 1988.
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Mirror
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Tyhes-Tribune
White Oak Texas
Junia
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Gladewater Mirror
Glade
Jimmy Brown
Washington
National Geographic Society
Dallas
National Symphony Orchestra
Miami
Fla
Central America
United States
Transway International Corp
Florida
Longview
The
First State Bank
Igladewater
Easton
Penn
Fredalene Clark
Chester
Claremore
Ireland
Ulick O’connor
Bobbs-Merrill
Hugh O'Neill
Earl of
Tyrone
Hugh O'Donnell
O’connor
Dublin
Carter
Mondale
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