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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1977
Page
5
Adams argues society must protect itself as Watergate fallout fuels distrust in government and law enforcement. He cites heavy inquiries into past activities and warns that enemies may use the moment to undermine intelligence capability, while calling for a stable response to preserve effectiveness.
The article argues nursing homes like Oak Manor and Care Inn play a growing societal role. It stresses respect and dignity for residents and safeguarding taxpayers by strict legal compliance.
Adams cites the Freedom of Information Act as diverting 12 million dollars from investigations, warns of lawsuits over informants and disclosures, and calls for lawful authority to access business records. He urges local agencies, computer aids, and community mobilization to curb crime and auto theft across 59 divisions. Light notes cover long life bulbs and Mount Etna quotation.
A regional artist, who did graduate painting studies at Texas A&I University in Corpus Christi, will display recent work. She trained with Barbara McDowell in Corpus Christi and Maurice Schmidt in Kingsville and studied with Jane Pierce in Corpus Christi and Longview. The exhibit will be open during banking hours.
Howard C. Allen of the Texas Dept of Health Resources and Sid Rich of the Texas Nursing Home Association defended the new law as beneficial for patients homes and staff while noting ongoing concern from a recent Lufkin abuse incident. Rich cited in house peer reviews and TNHA membership numbers to rebut broader industry condemnation. He emphasized the average cost of care and asserted that most charges reflect overreaction across the state.
Researchers believe that some American Indian medicine wheels, including a 28 spoke stone wheel in Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains, were used as primitive astronomical instruments.
The Rev Craig Dwaine Lacy of Big Sandy pleaded guilty to possessing rare documents stolen from Upshur County Public Library and received a five year prison term. He could be freed in about 20 months with good behavior.
An OCR fragment notes that rstan Tablets relieve more colds than Contac or Aspirin. It mentions nasal congestion runny nose aches fever and other cold symptoms, but the exact data and full product names are unclear. The passage resembles an advertising claim with vague product references and mixed typography.
Full back Pete Johnson will reunite with Archie Griffin in Cincinnati after being drafted by the Bengals in the second round. Johnson, an Ohio State star, chose Cincinnati to join Griffin, who will be entering his second season with the team. They played together on three Rose Bowl squads.
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