Tyler State College approves Phase 1 design for permanent campus
Tyler State College regents approve Phase 1 design development for a 192000 square foot campus on Spur 246. Plans include a 56235 square foot student center library, 44457 square foot administration building, 46859 square foot science and math building, a 8355 square foot service building, and related facilities. The action accompanies continued participation in federal financial aid programs and ongoing construction budgeting.
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Tyler
Tyler State College Board of Regents
Spur 246
Regents
William T. Steely
Caudill Rowlett Scott
PSC
School of Business
School of Fine and Performing Arts
TSC
James H. Stewart
At Your Library and New Best Sellers Spotlight
A library feature highlights Beulah Land by Lonnie Coleman and The First Deadly Sin by Lawrence Sanders topping the Best Seller list. It notes Buzz Aldrin’s post moon landing struggles and mentions Blatty’s new release about his mother and life after The Exorcist.
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Earth
Buzz Aldrin
William Peter Blatty
America
Ester Vilar
Pavlov
Beulah Land
Lonnie Coleman
Lawrence Sanders
Energy myths and real concerns in the oil crisis debate
A lively column catalogs competing theories about the energy shortage from divine retribution to conspiracies by oil giants, Arabs, and political figures. It warns against rushed laws, urges civic letters to Congress, and ends with a note on Ringo Starr’s power cut billboard in Hollywood.
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Israel
Japan
England
Congress
Ringo
Hollywood
Ringo Starr
Sunset Strip
la Cienega Blvd
Apple
Capitol Records
PP&E Contest Winners Headed to Pro Football Hall of Fame
Six 8 to 13 year olds from across the United States won in regional levels of the PP&E program and will have their names inscribed on the PP&E display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton. The national champions will receive trophies from NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle and Ford official Bennett E Bidwell.
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Chris Petrarca
Blairsville
John Lisella
Mt. Holly
David Pryor
Hemet
Calif
Gene Branum
Tyler
Tex
Douglas T McClure
Ford Division
Pp&e
Canton
Ford
U. S
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Bennett E Bidwell
Houston
Short Story Is Alive A Memory And Other Stories
Review of Mary Lavin’s Short Story collection from Houghton Mifflin notes the vitality of the form despite dwindling outlets. It highlights five long stories with strong arcs from class conflict in Tomb of an Ancestor to Trastevere’s exploration of memory and suicide and its impact on an older woman’s self understanding.
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Mary Lavin
Houghton Mifflin
Miss Lavin
Middlescent Life Notes and Lodge Degree in Gladewater
Eye Opener notes a newborn as Merritts delay travel to Kansas. It mentions Middlescent as a Presbyterian term. Gladewater Masonic Lodge No. 852 will work in the Master Mason's degree Monday at p.m. in the lodge building. Also praises two Ireland sketches titled Asigh and A Memory.
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Gladewater
Masonic Lodge No
Asigh
Ireland
Enigmatic Hospital Visit Haunts A Patient
A narrator describes a grim hospital scene with a vampire themed staffer in cape and suit drawing blood with a long tube. The patient feels pursued by a menacing figure from past camps and fears repeated degrading examinations across hospitals.
Hodgepodge thoughts on wildlife, travel, and society
A mixed column notes wildlife as an economic resource with a 1970 outdoor recreation surge led by hunters and photographers. It also references Hawaii travel plans, a Tesoro oil price rise, consumer safety cautions on fuels, and light personal reflections on medical care and ads.
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Church and State
National Shooting Sports Foundation
Hawaii Visitors Bureau
Kamehameha School
Tesoro Petroleum Corporation
Trinidad-Tesoro Petroleum Company Limited
East Texas
Council of Better Business Bureaus, Inc
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Dallas
Editor's Quote Book Helen Keller on trouble and people
A compact reflection from Helen Keller praising human effort to undo trouble. The quote underscores optimism despite global troubles and notes that proactive people create a better world.
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Helen Keller
Gladewater publication subscription rates and history
The notice lists publishing details for The Gladewater newspaper, issued Thursdays and Sundays, with home and mail subscription rates for in and out of state readers. It notes a consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune in 1949 and The White Oak Texas in 1969.
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Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texas
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Kansas
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Jimmy Brown
Enema Enigma
Angels of Mercy
Wolfman
Cynthia
Ronaldo Feneira DE Sansa
Minasgerais
Brazil
Gladewater Lions Club
Ronaldo
United States
Lions
Lions Club
Minas Gerais
Gladewater Lion
David Holcomb
Chester Gleason
Moody Creek
Miss Annethrope
State Highway Commission
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
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