Champion Phil Lyne retires from full time competition
Denver announces that world champion all around cowboy Phil Lyne will retire from full time competition after winning the calf roping event at Fort Worth. He plans to rodeo near George West Texas and will focus on calf roping and steer wrestling while selling his bronc saddle and stepping back from bull riding. His career began in 1969 with Rookie of the Year honors and includes multiple National Finals Rodeo titles and record earnings. He will run his Hereford ranch on 11,000 acres and reduce travel after a 150,000 mile, 100 rodeo yearlong schedule last season.
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Denver
Colo
Phil Lyne
Fort Worth
Texas
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Lyne
George West
John Holman
Kaycee
Wyo
Joe Rufus Lyne
Phil
National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association
Bill Linderman
Massive East Texas adult education program outline
The East Texas Co op for Adult Education outlines a federally funded program offering free classes in reading writing arithmetic and GED prep. Registration runs Feb 13 16 7 9 p m in Jacksonville Nacogdoches Lafkin Garrison Diboll Rusk Cushing Alto Center San Augustine with additional sites later. Classes begin Feb 20 in numerous area schools and meet Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 9 p m.
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East Texas Coop For Adult Education
Jacksonville
Nacogdoches
Lafkin
Garrison
Diboll
Rusk
Cushing
Alto Center
San Augustine
Coop
Arp
Chapel Hill
Troup
Overton
Whitehouse
Winona
Mineola
Winnsboro
Henderson
Hill
New Salem
Minden
Laneville
Mount Enterprise
Tyler
Peete
Douglas
Carlisle
Big Springs
Kilgore
Pirtle
Billy Watson
East Texas
Texas
New IRS Rules Offer Tax Breaks for Many
A 1972 income tax guide explains changes in IRS rules including a universal personal exemption increase and several provisions easing taxes. The AP report notes taxpayers will receive new forms and guidance as they prepare their returns.
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IRS
Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Internal Revenue Service
Gladewater Fire Department Contends January Alarms
Gladewater firemen responded to nineteen alarms in January including cat rescues, dog rescues, two house fires, eleven grass fires, a lightning struck antenna, a car fire, and a false alarm. Ambulance transfers and emergency runs totaled thirty-six and twenty. Training courses and a three day emergency operations course were attended by department members and city officials.
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Gladewater
Longview
Tyler
Emmanuel Turner
Harold Potts
Ashely C. Bledge
Division of Defense and Disaster Relief
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Gladewater High School
GHS
Mirror
Dawn Wendell
Mark Mauldin
Mark
Dawn
C. W. Dawson
Bear Facts
Neal Clark
Carol Bruce
Obidos
Amazon
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Sabine River
Margaret Hooker
Bessie Edmonson
New York
Alan R. Kerivan
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Orlando
Fla
Reginald B. Robertson
Route 1
Highway Lake
Naval Training Center
Vietnam
Revenue Service
U.S
Reginald G, Robertson
Friedrich
Weiser's Tire & Appliance
N. Main
Solarian
White Oak
the Whites
Leonard
Barbara
White Oak Road
Gil Inlet
Pangburn Hearts
Coty
Revlon
Faberge
Corday
Helena Rubenstein
Max Factor
Chanel
Taylor Jobe
Sherman Kennedy
Jobe Drug Company
S. Main
Dale Barton
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