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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1970
Page
2
Lawrence Welk argues that dignity comes from work not handouts and urges education to help people find and keep jobs. He also critiques guaranteed annual income, saying it dulls a child’s drive and character, and praises earning small tasks to build achievement.
A brief analysis cites Soviet lack of a private computer industry as the key reason. Russian authorities control life or death for state firms, suppress private initiative and profit motives, so computer industry and rapid innovation could not develop.
A boy recalls his family's involvement with the Jaycees, noting that dads and sons join, moms and girls are sometimes excluded, and meetings at ballparks, schools, and trips shape his view. He looks forward to growing into a Jaycee and helping others while hoping for a larger, toy-filled future school.
In Austin US Senator Ralph Yarborough warned that voter registration delays threaten Democratic strength as Texas GOP leader William Steger pins hopes on strong candidates for senator and governor. Secretary of State Martin Dies Jr. urged Texans to register before January 31.
The Litter Critter, the Texas Highway Department mascot, appears on large posters to promote cleanup efforts. Litter pickup costs the department about $2 million annually. Schools clubs and others can request posters from district offices tourist bureaus or the Travel Information Division in Austin 78703.
Police logged a busy New Year period with a hydrant break on E Broadway, a truck break in at a local garage, and a January 1 crash at Stewart Street where two Longview men faced alcohol and license charges. Electric lines were damaged on Eleanor Street and repairs followed. The city also notes broader economic and demographic trends, including rising farmland values and shrinking average family size.
The poem recalls how hippie slang reshaped ordinary terms from pot as a cooking vessel to fix as mend and neat as tidy. It contrasts sober dictionary senses with a modern beat scene, noting shifts in meaning across decades.
In 1949 U.S. consumers paid $20 billion to farmers and $25 billion to processors and sellers. Today $30 billion goes to farmers and $60 billion to processors and retailers. High labor costs, totaling 45 percent of the marketing bill, drive the change.
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