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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1977
Page
2
A Gladewater Mirror opinion piece argues that utility advertising serves customers by informing on energy usage safety and efficiency. It asserts SWEPCO must advertise to communicate about reliability costs and energy savings, countering calls to end utility advertising.
A family dinner reveals a long memory of Laura Winborn and a classroom prize The Good Citizen of the Day Award as the daughter recalls moments when good conduct or the lack thereof determined praise or blame The narrator reflects on teenage moods and a hermit moment after the meal
SWEPCO Industrial Development chief Jimmy Andrews outlined regional growth and power plans to Rotarians led by Raymond Allien. He cited a 75,000 square mile service area, a multi million dollar plant program, and promising economic impact for Gladewater including 100 jobs and 1.3 million in personal income.
After the Texas Health Facilities Commission hearing on February 1, Good Shepherd Hospital stated doubts about the Longview General Hospital joint venture completing a new facility in time. Hospital officials urged the commission to deny an extension of the Exemption Certificate so Good Shepherd can seek authority to expand with additional private rooms. Board members David Hull Charles Davis Neal Hawthorn and administrator Wilson Stinnett attended the session.
The article outlines tax advantages for IRAs and Keogh plans with 15 percent contribution limits up to 1500 and 7500, respectively, plus investment options such as trust funds, life insurance annuities, and U.S. Government bonds. It invites a free booklet from the Investment Company Institute and notes the real name of Mark Twain as Samuel Langhorne Clemens.
In a satirical tour of the new administration, Jimmy Brown riffs on a $50 federal rebate and other Washington themes. He sketches titles like The White House Ain't Like Plains and There'll Be a Cold Time in the Old Town Tonight, poking light at policy, figures, and public figures.
A homemaker laments juggling housework office projects and hobbies. She jokes about tax prep, dusting rarely, new appliances like a dishwasher, needlepoint projects, and TV logs. She reflects on optimism and the elusive goal of having everything neatly arranged.
Chicago based AP reports Joseph Sullivan and industry leaders say farm wives now share business duties, budgeting and decision making. The 50 50 partnership expands duties from bookkeeping to payrolls and supply orders while preserving family farming roots and community ties.
The Gladewater Mirror lists home delivery and mail rates in Texas and out of state. Rates include monthly, six month, and yearly options with payment in advance. The paper operates on a twice weekly schedule and is consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan on specified dates.
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