Officials powerless to remove rotting cow carcass in Upshur County
The dead heifer rotting near Old Big Sandy Road remains on private property as Upshur County officials say they cannot dispose of it without proof of the dumper. Health officer Clifford Wallace cited possible black leg disease and noted responsibility lies with the landowner to remove the carcass. Local officials warned that littering carcasses will be prosecuted and private landowners may sue.
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Cherie Hopkins
Big Sandy
Upshur
Clifford Wallace
Precinct
Charles Still
Prttchett Hwy
Wallace
Gladewater Sanitation Department
Gladewater Hospital to hire audit firm and expand liability coverage
In a called session the Gladewater Municipal Hospital board authorized obtaining a quotation for increased liability insurance for directors currently insured at 100000 each. The board also voted to hire Singer Noaks and Co of Longview as its accounting firm, replacing Coopers and Lybrand of Fort Worth.
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Gladewater Municipal Hspital
Milton Bolgiano
Singer, Noaks and Co
Longview
Coopers and Lybrand of
Ft. Worth
Belgiano
John C. Singer
Singer, Noakes and Company
Gladewater
Gregg County
Carson Kennedy
Bolgiano
Fort Worth
Coopers and Lybrand
Municipal
State approves first malpractice insurance rate in two decades
AUSTIN The State Insurance Board approved the first state regulated malpractice insurance rates in more than 20 years, marking a major shift in the oversight of medical liability costs. The decision aims to stabilize premiums and protect consumers while addressing insurer concerns.
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Austin
Texas approves malpractice insurance rates across doctor, hospital groups
The Board approved 11 company groups filings and rejected Argonaut Group requests for hospital liability. Basic rates are 25 000/75 000 limits with doctors at 100 000/300 000 costing about 50 percent more. Rates vary from 140 per year in Travis for non surgical physicians to 1032 in Harris. surgeons range 5416 to 8256 in Harris. Christie calls the move a step to ease the crisis. Texas Hospital Association plans its own liability insurer. Federal scrutiny applies to voting rights acts over 2.5 years.
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Argonaut Group
Board
Travis County
Texas Hospital Association
Confusion as Gladewater Edges Toward Direct Dial Launch
Gladewater citizens finish first week of direct dial telephone use. The business office urges 1 plus station to station as cheapest long distance method while operator assisted calls cost more. Universal directory assistance numbers explained for in area and out of area dialing. If unsure, dial 1 plus 984 plus 0511 for guidance and they will direct you.
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Gladewater
Odgepodge By Fredalene Clark
The writer recalls a too lazy period then a busy week of chores and home repairs. She considers replacing a failing vacuum, catching up on painting, and hanging artworks while noting her granddaughter’s painting talent and family generosity.
Texas Voting Rights Act Applies to All State Elections
Secretary of State Mark White Jr says the Federal Voting Rights Act retroactive to November 1972 covers Texas elections and requires submission of all laws and regulations affecting voting rights to the U S attorney general for clearance. He cites municipal annexations redistricting and changes in polling places as included. Comptroller Bob Bullock will withhold approval of paychecks not itemized for private supplements after September 1.
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Texas
Mark White Jr
U.S
White
Bob Bullock
Bullock
Gladewater Mirror Publication and Subscription Rates
The Gladewater Mirror lists publication days, office address in Gladewater Texas and subscription prices for in state and out of state readers. Rates show monthly six month and yearly options with payments in advance and notes on consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan dates.
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Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
Values Polls Mock Public Opinion In Satirical Essay
The author satirically quizzes readers on fictional polls run by the VAULT panel. Questions cover topics from mothers, sin, Kissinger’s garbage, taxes, Smokey the Bear, to belief in polls with split or unexpected results. The piece ridicules polling vagaries and public credulity.
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Gallup
George Gallup
Lou Harris
Harris
Values Assessment Utilization Listings Taskforce
V.A.U.L.T
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
W.A.U.L.T
Internal Revenue Service
Smokey the Bear
John Elgin Hill 71 Dies in Longview Funeral Held
Funeral services for John Elgin Hill 71 were held Monday in Longview with the Rev. Rex Humphreys officiating. Burial followed in Lakeview Memorial Cemetery. Hill, a native of Alabama, had lived in Longview 10 years and retired as sales manager of Panco Sales Co after 38 years. Survived by widow Ruby and son Weldon of Phoenix, two brothers, 10 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Longview
John Elgin Hill
Hill
Bob Hill
Gladewater
Rex Humphreys
Lakeview Memorial Cemetery
Longview Hospital
Alabama
Panco Sales Co
Ruby
Weldon
Phoenix, Ariz
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