Right decision to stabilize Gladewater Municipal Hospital
Gladewater hospital directors voted unanimously to set room rates so the facility could cover costs. The move follows a financial squeeze from fewer doctors, rising costs, and Medicare rules, with a cardiologist joining by September and two more doctors considering relocating. The hospital, second largest in town with 120 employees, anchors the local economy.
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Gladewater Municipal Hospital
CPA
John Singer
Milton Bolgiano
Singer
Singer and Noaks
Milton Belgiano
Gladewater
Texas
Walter Hart
Municipal
Municipal Hospital
Dallas
Shreveport
State Capital Highlights Sidelights
Austin campaigns for and against a new Texas constitution begin with headquarter offices led by former Chief Justice Robert W. Calvert and Rep. Ronald Earle. A voter guide copies the eight propositions, while opposition centers on annual sessions. Senate committee okays tv coverage for impeachment of Judge O P Carrillo. Langdon warns of tough winter.
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Austin
Texas
State Supreme Court
Robert W. Calvert
Ronald Earle
Peyton Mcxinight
Tyler
Bill Clayton
Bill Hobby
Abe Sapoff and the Four Old Duffer Friends
A columnist reveals summer slowdown while recalling Abe Sapoff, 85, a friend who lived life with grit and laughter. He describes Abe as a steady survivor who enjoyed independence, clever misadventures, and a sense of home in East Texas plus memories of Russia before the Bolshevik era.
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Abe Sapoff
Abe
Ida
Mischa
Russia
Old Country
America
East Texas
Shalom
Abraham
Two New Novels at Lee Library Headlines Circle
Lee Public Library adds three new titles by notable authors. F. van Wyck Mason presents Trumpets Sound No More about post Civil War survival and a landholdings rescue plan led by Rodney Ajax Tilt. Alistair MacLean offers Circus a daring Big Top adventure with Bruno Wildermann infiltrating a communist fortress. Also new are For the Defense by F Lee Bailey and Please Pass the Guilt by Rex Stout.
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Lee Public Library
F. van Wyck Mason
Alistair MacLean
Bruno Wildermann
CIA
Bruno
Bernie the cat Surprised by Raccoon Family In Yard
In Seattle the Aley family finds their cat Bernie occupying a neighbor’s walkway while a mother raccoon and her four kits have made a laundry room window well their den. They now feed the raccoons and find food missing each morning as Bernie adapts to the unusual urban intrusion.
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Seattle
Bernie
Robert Aley
Aleys
Gladewater grows yet keeps small town feel
A reader reflects on Gladewater’s growth in enrollment traffic and new homes, praising trees and landscaping as the town expands. She envisions apartments to ease housing demand and muses on life choices while dreaming of writing a home design guide.
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Gladewater
Dallas
Six Flags
Bicentennial Commission
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
Energy crisis art and graphs in Congressional booklet
A reader highlights the 1975 Congressional Program of Economic Recovery and Energy Sufficiency booklet. They praise the colorful graphs and critique the administration’s lack of real energy policy, noting the high cost and bureaucratic detail.
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Congress
Ford
White House
House
Senate
Congressional
U. S
Arkansas Constitution Does Not Require Prosecutor License
In Arkansas the constitution does not require a prosecuting attorney to be a licensed attorney, a state rule that allows non lawyers to hold the post under certain circumstances. The remark highlights a long standing question about legal qualifications for district prosecutors within the state.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Gladewater Publication Rates and Consolidation Notice
The Gladewater publishes Thursdays and Sundays from Gladewater Texas. Home delivery $1.25 monthly. Texas mail $1.25 monthly $5 for six months $8.50 for a year. Outside Texas $1.50 monthly $6 six months $10 yearly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Consolidated with The Gladewater Times Tribune Nov 28 1949 and The White Oak Texan June 1 1969.
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Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
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Leon Jaworski
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Lyndell Williams
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Judicial Qualifications Commission
Railroad Commission
Jim Langdon
Langdon
Commission
AG Opinions
John Hill
Hill
Texas Amusement Machine Commission
Board of Regents
Department of Agriculture
Gov
Dolph Briscoe
June Hyer
Seabrook
Howard Richards
Beaumont
John Fainter
Houston
Wharton County
Nightingale Hospital
Texas Board of Dental Examiners
Board of Commissioners of the
Port of Houston Authority
Briscoe
James H. Keeshan
Montgomery
Polk
San Jacinto
Waller
K. Baker
Carthage
Shelby
Panola
Rudy Day
Texas Committee On
Everett D. Wilson
Huntsville
John Mack Prescott
College Station
State Board of Examiners
Cadar
Irving
Occupational Education
State Highway and Public Transportation Commission
Public Transportation Fund
San Antonio
Galveston
Lubbock
Amarius
State Board of Insurance
Texas Insurance Companies
Times
Bob Bullock
muUgwump
Jerry Kati
Lee Library
Appomattox
Mr. Mason
Rodney Ajax Tilt
Virginia Cavalry
Mexican
Jimmy Brown
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
UFP
Weiser’s
Tire & Appliance Store
N.main
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