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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1971
Page
2
Ellsworth Iowa column blasts a congressman for supporting higher prison budgets detailing $64 000 per inmate and calls out Bureau of Prisons plans for better meals and orange juice. Rupert Idaho note offers a proverb about teaching a man to fish for long term aid.
Sunday service at Christian Science churches centers on a communion ritual with Scriptural readings from the Lesson Sermon titled Sacrament. Passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy discuss what genuine communion requires and the purification of sense as proof of progress.
The statement notes that about one out of seven U S jobs are connected to the auto sector. It highlights widespread employment impact across manufacturing design sales and support services.
Washington AP reports the Yist Congress adjourned after the longest session in two decades. Nixon scheduled the State of the Union for January 22 as the 92nd Congress convenes. Controversies over SST aircraft welfare reform and Social Security benefits remained unsettled.
Democratic liberals back Muskie as the likely 1972 nominee while McGovern and Kennedy vie for traction. Gallup data show Muskie at 31 percent alongside Kennedy, with McGovern lagging. party dynamics suggest a controlled convention and patronage influence shaping delegations. Nearby Fulton and South Fulton designees show Twin Cities census figures at 3154 each.
A writer notes Saturday night as a special time for many in Gladewater while detailing a leaf raking session after darkness. The piece weaves memories from childhood to marriage, the allure of late showings, and the clutter after holidays alongside trash pickup disruptions and the early 1971 Christmas tree takedown.
A writer describes receiving an engraved invitation to Gov. Preston Smith and Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes inaugural events in Austin on January 19, 1971. He jests about attire and etiquette, contrasts LOSEs mock ceremonies with the governor's balls, and notes Texas pride amid playful satire.
The Norwegian Red Cross traces its origins to 1865 when the organization was established to provide humanitarian aid. It grew under early leadership to support medical help and relief efforts within Norway.
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