School board to hear tax recommendations
Gladewater school board meets Monday night to hear a recommendation on delinquent tax collection and opens bids for two used buses. Also on the agenda are enrollment reports, an advisory conference on education, and an executive session to consider renewing Superintendent Roy Johnson's contract.
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Gladewater
Bill Carroll
Roy Johnson
Texas House Proposes Varied Bills On Schools Toilets and Taxes
A roundup of bills includes HB180 banning pay toilets, HB229 barring directory assistance charges, HB217 shortening the school year from 180 to 171 days, HB300 creating a Metric System Advisory Council, HB312 requiring reading writing and math proficiency for advancement, HB313 changing pupil teacher ratios, HB301 mandating racial tolerance instruction, and HB185 raising the minimum wage from 1.25 to 2.30 per hour.
Prayer for Aid and Witness in Christ’s Spirit
A brief prayer asks Heavenly Father to help share with those in need through love and material aid. The supplicant expresses a Christlike spirit and requests grace to witness through generosity and service.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
City seeks HUD funds for six block grant activities
City officials completed HUD pre-application documents for the 1977-78 Community Development Block Grant. The request totals 239 801.20 for six activities including street paving in low income areas and code enforcement. Bids for first year activities will be opened January 13.
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Jimmy Brown
U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Tony N. Williams
Rick Kuehler
Williams
Paradise Hill
Rick’s Circle
North Rodeo
HUD
65th Legislature Faces Hard Money Problems
State Sen. Peyton McKnight and Rep. Jimmy Mankins say education and highway funding will dominate the 65th Legislature. They expect a busy 140 day session with a large revenue focus and potential tax implications despite a sizable treasury surplus. Mankins plans bills on jail reform and Longview court reform, while both politicians anticipate discussions on property tax reform and energy needs.
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Peyton McKnight
Tyler
Jimmy Mankins
Kilgore
The
Mirror
State Dept. of Highways & Public Transportation
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House
Clayton
Sen. McKnight
Dolph Briscoe
Treasury
McKnight
Gladewater Chamber to Resume Luncheon Meetings
Holiday visitors included Miss Gladys Dillard Lawton Okla Mrs Steve M Griffin Fritch Miss Lou Griffin Dallas and Mr and Mrs John Dillard Blacksburg Va plus Mr and Mrs Charles E Moffett Houston. Gladewater Chamber will resume regular noon meetings Tuesday at the Chamber building with directors urged to attend.
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E. D. Dillard
Gladys Dillard
Lawton
Okla
Steve M. Griffin
Fritch
Lou Griffin
Dallas
John Dillard
Brian
Rachel
Blacksburg
Dillard
Charles E. Moffett
Christopher Dean
Houston
Gladewater Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Hawkins Infant Was Stillborn, Autopsy Finds
An autopsy on a baby found in the city dump on December 27 concluded the infant was stillborn. Texas Ranger Stuart Dowell said results received Friday showed the mother did not kill the baby after its Christmas birth. The body was in a plastic bag found by four boys scavenging scrap. probe continues.
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Hawkins
Texas
Stuart Dowell
SWEPCO plans major $101.9 million budget for 1977
SWEPCO announces a $101.9 million construction budget for 1977, with total five year outlay projected at $628.6 million for its 25,000 square mile service area in East Texas, Western Arkansas and Northwest Louisiana. The Wales Plant Welsh Unit One will supply 528,000 kilowatts and Unit Two is under construction.
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Southwestern Electric Power Company
Swepco
J. Lamar
Electric Company
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
E. J Best
East Texas
Cason
Titus County
Best
Flint Creek
East
Stall
Sheriff Welch and deputies named in 100000 civil rights suit
A federal suit filed in Tyler names Gregg County Sheriff Tom Welch and deputies Robert Mumphrey and Joe Money as defendants. The case, brought by Lewis M. Terry and Imogene Terry, claims the shooting of Perry's Romeo Restaurant owner Terry and related injuries occurred during a 1979 incident after a burglary scare. The Terrys allege dispatcher instructions and deputy actions led to the leg wound and seek redress.
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Mumphrey
Money
Terry
Welch
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