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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1974
Page
2
A digest of R M Lockley’s 1964 study of wild rabbits detailing rabbit social structure and behavior. The piece notes engaging natural observations and occasional dull chapters, including a treatment of myxomatosis, and compares Lockley’s insights to human parallels.
Miss Floyd and another TWU entrant were chosen from 150 applications as Army scholarship recipients. Each will receive about 500 dollars monthly until graduation, then enter active duty as second lieutenants with plans to work in Army communications and serve in Germany.
The Texas Sabine River Authority re elected its officers for one year. E A Meek of Newton was president, Malcolm J Henley of Lindale vice president, Guy Cowser of Center secretary, and O N Pederson of Kilgore secretary pro tem. The board met at the Statler Hilton in Dallas to approve actions, review Lake Fork Reservoir progress, and discuss plans for pollution control bonds and testing contracts.
The Gladewater Future Teachers of America meeting notes that all members attended. They approved thanks to the high school home economics department for refreshments. Johnston Johnson announced plans to discuss several public school financing proposals pending at the legislature at the next meeting.
Tyler State College will host its first convocation at 4 p.m. Friday in the TSC Auditorium. President Dr. James H. Stewart Jr. says 47 degree candidates will be honored, with Dr. B. H. McVicker as guest speaker.
Grace Miller 81 died Tuesday night in a Kilgore nursing home after a long illness. Graveside rites Friday 2 p.m. at Gladewater Memorial Park. Malcolm Stone Funeral Home in charge. Rev. Bill MecNatt of First Presbyterian Church to conduct. Survived by four sisters Inez Kennedy Hazel McKelvey Isabel Warcher Jessie Morgan and nieces and nephews.
Lamar Westmoreland, social security district manager in Longview, says the Medicare hospital insurance deductible will jump to $92 on January 1 1975. The 1974 deductible was $84 and increases also apply to daily posthospital and skilled nursing facility charges.
Mrs. Leonard W. Clark of Tulsa dies after a long illness in Wagoner hospital. Funeral held Monday at 2 p.m. in Butler's Chapel of the Roses Tulsa. She leaves a husband a daughter five grandchildren nine great grandchildren and siblings. She was Ark native and long-time Tulsa resident who later lived on Lake Ft. Gibson near Wagoner. Her son Neal Clark once led the Gladewater Mirror.
A long ago misdelivered Christmas card to Ralph Lee Hayes of Medford Oklahoma led to correspondence with Ralph Lee Hayes of Medford Minnesota. The Oklahoman Hayes visited his Minnesota namesake and the two families exchange cards each year despite no relation.
The article notes that Sierra Leone embraces three main faith systems Animist Christian and Moslem.
A reflective diary style piece on holiday prep and fashion ethics. The author laments unfinished fall wardrobes while noting casual dress norms and humorous signs like No shoes no shirt no service. She jokes about budgets, shopping mishaps, and hopes Congress might listen to ordinary solutions.
The Ford Administration urges voluntary energy saving while forecasting deeper trouble from petroleum imports. Critics warn that mandatory controls and tax plans threaten oil independents and risk stifling exploration, urging a return to free enterprise and reasonable profits to unlock U S oil reserves.
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