Ellen Bauman Center Open House Draws Local Seniors
About 40 senior citizens and guests attended the Ellen Bauman Memorial Center open house on Saturday. Entertainment by the Senior Citizens Band included Mrs. R. A. Heard J. M. Beard and Richard Herbst. L. L. Runnels won a prize electric clock from Mac's Fast Foods. Door prizes went to Florence Klohr Mr and Mrs Paul Torbert Mrs J M Beard Mary Holloway T E Robbins Mabel Cox and TL Wilcoxen. The Dairy Queen provided prizes. Kiwanis members served refreshments and aided the event alongside support from the First Baptist Church Yvonne's Cards and Gifts and Janice Walker.
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Ellen Bauman
R. A. Heard
J. M. Beard
Richard Herbst
L. L. Runnels
Mac
Fast Foods
Florence Klohr
Paul Torbert
Mary Holloway
T E. Robbins
Mabel Cox
TL. Wilcoxen
Dairy Queen
Walker Pharmacy
Blossom Shop
D V. Liddell
The
First Baptist Church
Yvonne
Janice Walker
SWEPCO Announces 1975-79 Capital Plan and Welsh Plant Expansion
SWEPCO outlines a five year capital budget with 1976 1977 1978 and 1979 expenditures and a 330000 kilowatt unit planned for 1978. Two 530000 kilowatt units at the Welsh Power Plant site are scheduled for operation 1980 and 1982 making Welsh the largest SWEPCO plant. The utility operates five plants in Texas and Louisiana with total generating capability near 1 958 million kilowatts and explores natural gas in Louisiana and East Texas to fuel Arsenal Hill Plant via a 31 mile pipeline.
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Best
Welsh Power Plant
Swepco
Texas
Louisiana
Knox Lee
Longview
Flu Outbreak Strikes Gladewater Hospitals and Clinics
Local doctors report a surge in flu like and respiratory illnesses across Gladewater. At City Hospital 19 of 47 patients were flu type. Hart Hospital treated all 23 with flu. Nurses note families affected and broader respiratory cases linked to contagious spread.
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Gladewater
City Hospital
Hart Hospital
Hart
Women Break Barriers in 1974 Across Fields
A review of 1974 shows women advancing in politics law education and industry. Ella Grasso Mary Ann Krupsak Janet Hays Susie Sharp Janie Shores March Fong and Ada Evans achieved historic offices. Supreme Court rulings ERA efforts Yale Amherst Caltech and Miss America spotlight progress and setbacks.
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Ella T. Grasso
Connecticut
Mary Ann Krupsak
New York
Janet Gray Hays
San Jose
Calif
Susie Sharp
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Alabama
Supreme Court
Janie Shores
Birmingham
March Fong
California
Ada Evans
Colorado
Fairplay
Colo
Sth
Senate
Mary Louise Smith
Iowa
Republican National Committee
Elizabeth Holtzman
N.Y
Barbara Jordan
Tex
House Judiciary Committee
Francine I. Neff
United States
League of Women Voters
Ford
Isabel Peron
Argentina
Francoise Giroud
Israel
Golda Meir
Eidan Golda
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New Year resolve to keep keys in sight sparks personal essay
A writer reflects on resisting New Year resolutions while seeking a simple habit to keep track of car keys. She recalls family, work, and homemaking routines, contrasts with friends who stay organized, and muses about balancing order with life’s distractions as 1975 begins.
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NOW
Atlantic City
America
Shirley Cothran
Denton
Tex
Karen DeCrow
National Organization For Women
Odessa Komer
United Automobile Workers Union
Marjorie W. Lynch
American Kennel Club
Billie Jean King
Bobby Riggs
Chris Evert
Cyndi Meserve
Pratt Institute School of Fashion and Design
New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Spain
Maria Gomez Allara
Alicia Tomas
Blanca Inez Macias
Gladewater
Predictions for 1975 from a skeptical forecaster
In a year start with a gold rush then price swings and a sugar coated scam. The economy shows foreboding money shortage, unstable markets, and hopeful optimism from politicians. Political jockeying rises before 1976 with party squabbles and warnings about the wilderness. Foreign affairs hint at Middle East fragility and Kissinger's jet lag. Lifestyles predict Hard Times, rising debt, and fashion shifts. Sports foresee Dallas Cowboys and Texas Longhorns stumbling with a possible breakthrough for UT.
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PHE
Red Sea
Yalta
Lifestyles
Dallas Cowboys
University of Texas Longhorns
Gladewater Hirror Subscription Rates Announced
The Gladewater Hirror lists home delivery and mail rates for Texas and out of state, with monthly, six month, and yearly options. The paper is published Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company, consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune in 1919 and The White Oak Texan in 1969.
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Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
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Roscoe Stevens
Dick Wilcoxen
Gladewater Kiwanis Club
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Bill Cosby
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Cosby
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Mass
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Boston
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Massachusetts
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Peabody
Frances FitzGerald
Vietnam
Virginia Yapp Trotter
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World Synod of Bishops
Army
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Atlanta
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Symbionese Liberation Army
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Martha’s Vineyard
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Washington
Johnny Strong
Malcolm Stone
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