Price Posting Rules Relax for Small Dallas Retailers
The Price Commission announced that retailers with less than $200,000 in annual revenue are exempt from base price posting, though they must provide price information upon request and remain subject to IRS oversight. The ruling aims to reduce administrative burden while preserving pharmacist pricing transparency for non legend drugs.
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Dallas
Ellis Campbell, Jr
North Texas
The
Price Commission
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
C. Jackson Grayson, Jr
Commission
Association
Clifford Bryant Dies Monday Services Thursday
Clifford F. Bryant 69 of Route 2 died Monday in a Tyler hospital. Funeral services are Thursday at 2 p.m. in Welch Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Don Puckett officiating. Interment in Memory Park Cemetery. Bryant was a retired Mobil Oil pumper, worked 14 years, and a Gladewater Masonic Lodge member. He is survived by wife Opaleane Bryant, son Louis Jerry Bryant, daughter Donna Crump, grandson Michael Crump, all of White Oak. Two sisters Lacy Herrin of Dickinson and Sally Warshman of Corsicana.
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Clifford F. Bryant
Route 2
Donna Crump
Michael Crump
White Oak
Lacy Herrin
Dickinan
Sally Warshman
Corsicana
Prayer for Today Seek righteousness and shelter in the day of anger
A devotional prayer requests God’s deliverance from false notions about Him and asks to know Him truly. It seeks worship, honor, love, and forgiveness through Christ our Lord Amen.
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Zephaniah
God
Christ
1971 Good Year For Industrial Growth in Texas
Texas set a strong pace in industrial growth with 338 new industries located in the first 11 months of 1971, the second best year on record behind 1969. Expansions slowed, totaling 225 compared with 335 last year, while a grassroots program and favorable conditions supported new plant activity statewide.
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Austin
Texas
Chester Wine
Corpus Christi
Texas Industrial Commission
Jim Harwell
Commission
New Administrator at Oak Manor Nursing Home
Jack McNutt becomes administrator at Oak Manor after Pioneer Nursing Centers, Inc. acquired the facility from Morris Ansell. Pioneer now owns 14 nursing homes, five in Texas and nine in Kansas, with about 1,400 beds and 87 patients at Oak Manor. The firm’s Kansas homes include Paola, Liberal, McPherson, Winfield, Haven, Lyons, Belleville, Hayes, while Texas homes include Linden, Gladewater and others. McNutt also serves as the firm's area representative.
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Jack McNutt
Oak Manor Nursing Home
Truman Smith
Pioneer Nursing Centers, Inc
Frederick, Okla
Oak Manor
Texas
Kansas
Mirror
Morris Ansell
Daingerfield
Frederick
Oklo
Pioneer
McNutt
Ansell
Linden
Paola
Liberal
McPherson
Winfield
Haven
Lyons
Belleville
Hayes
Stamford
Taylor
Loraine
Gladewater
Wichita Falls
Technical-Vocational Conference to Air Education Views
The Advisory Council for Technical Vocational Education will hold 29 Texas conferences from January 24 to gather local views on expanded career oriented training. Chair William L. Jones Jr. of Odessa says sessions will review resources and programs statewide with council members and Austin staff visiting facilities from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m and public hearings at 7 p.m. The 21 member council represents industry labor and education and advises the State Board of Education.
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Austin
Advisory Council For Technical Vocational Education
Texas
Wiliam L. Jones, Jr
Odessa
Industry
Business
State Board of Education
Jones
Chili Supper to Benefit Volunteer Fire Dept Funds
Volunteers host a Friday Chili Supper at the fire station from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tickets are $1 for all you can eat and available at the door. The event supports department expenses with chili tea and coffee served.
White Oak honors gridders at annual football banquet
White Oak High School recognized senior Richard Smith with the Outstanding Roughneck Award at the annual awards event in the WOHS auditorium. Coach Andy Griffin hosted the program with a guest speech from FE. J. Lewis of Louisiana Tech praising the team culture and leadership. The Roughnecks, led by quarterback Mike Barber sidelined by injury, posted a 12 14 season while earning multiple all district and all east Texas honors for players including Barber, Bedford, Terry, Bates, Burch, Dowell, Mullikan, White, Pruitt, and Hart. Penny Wilson received a bouquet from team captains.
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White Oak
Richard Smith
Andy Griffin
White Oak High School
WOHS
Griffin
FE. J. Lewis
Louisiana Tech
Lewis
Young Smith
Texas
Mike Barber
Barber
U.S
Smith
Roughnecks
Penny
Charles E. Wilson
E. Tuttle Road
Roughneck
Coach & Athlete Magazine
Longview to Host Texas Industrial Commission Meeting
The Texas Industrial Commission confirms a January 27 meeting in Longview with commissioners staff and area industrial development leaders arriving January 26. Citizens may call the Longview Chamber of Commerce at 753-3391 for reservations.
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Longview
Longview Chamber of Commerce
Texas Industrial Commission
Gunshot Victim Robert Dixon Young Resting Comfortably
A City Hospital spokesman said 61 year old Robert Dixon Young is resting comfortably after an accidental gunshot wound. He was admitted Tuesday at 11 47 am after the pistol discharged at his home 318 Taylor striking him in the left chest.
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City Hospital
Robert Dixon Young
Mr Young
Young
Taylor
Gladewater Library Secures $50,000 Building Grant
The Gladewater Public Library received a $50,000 LSCA Title II building grant from the Texas State Library for a $140,000 project. Texas awarded $327,336 this year for five statewide grants, with 91 projects funded since 1966. Priority went to established libraries with space constraints.
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Gladewater Public Library
Library Services and Construction Act
Texas State Library
Gladewater
Dorman Winfrey
Texas
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Arkansas
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Fayetteville
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Clarksville
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New York
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Mount Sinai City Hospital
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