Gladewater Bicentennial drive and local notices
Community updates include Gladewater securing Bicentennial city status aided by Nancy Byrd Mayer and state and federal officials. Other items report a birth Kara Annette, a Siamese cat missing owner contact, a joint senior centers meeting, a coach meeting for baseball, and a bond burning at Memorial Baptist Church with page 11 continuation.
Thomas Eyes Return to Gladewater Council Seat
Incumbent George Thomas and Johnny Dishman filed for council seats as the race grew to three candidates. Thomas, Entex manager and father of three, pledged progress and safety for Gladewater, while Dishman, Dairy Queen owner and first-time candidate, offered no comment beyond needing help in his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Dishman
George Thomas
Thomas
Gladewater
Entex
Pat
Rick
Rhonda
Russ
Broadway School
Dishman
Dairy Queen
Jed
Jeanine
Election set at Union Grove School board seats open
Union Grove School board votes to hold an April 5 election for two board seats currently held by Jesse Bailey and Tommy Bynum. Polls will be at the school from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The board also approved financing for a new 72 passenger bus and finalized the building contract payment.
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Union Grove
Jesse Bailey
Tommy Bynum
Gladewater to be named Bicentennial Community
A memo from The American Revolution Bicentennial Administration informs Gladewater that the city will receive official Bicentennial community designation on January 23. Sen. John Tower extends congratulations to the mayor and community for their heritage efforts and accomplishments.
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O. G. Johnston
City of
Gladewater
Ogg proposes ban on smoking in many public places
Senator Jack Ogg of Houston introduces a bill to prohibit smoking on planes trains elevators hospitals and museums unless a separate smoking area is provided. The measure aims to protect non-smokers rights and would impose a Class C misdemeanor with fines up to 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Jack Ogg
Houston
Ogg
Sen. Ogg
Flower Show Judge Edith Monk Shares Outlet For Energy
Edith Monk, a 25 year garden club member and new lifetime National Flower Show judge, explains her career path and the symposium driven requirements to reach master judge status. She notes judges are unpaid but receive travel allowances and gifts from sponsor clubs.
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Gladewater Garden Club
Cherie Hopiins
Edith Monk
Garland
Pritchett Road
Texaco
Dallas
Monk
Lawmakers push end to state funding for county school offices
Representative Florence and Representative Peveto introduce a Texas House bill to cease state funding for county superintendents and boards, claiming 18 million dollars in savings 1975 80. A statewide survey shows most district officials deem county duties unnecessary and ready to transfer tasks to districts or regional centers.
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Buck Florence
Wayne Peveto
Dist
Texas House
Texas Education Agency
Peveto
Dr. James H. Goodson Led Baylor Medical Staff and School Roles
Dr. James Henry Goodson born January 9 1925 at Baylor Hospital rose to president of Baylor's medical staff in December 1973 and served as clinical associate professor at UT Southwestern. He helped lead the Southwestern Gynecological Assembly in 1974 and has held multiple leadership roles in local and national obstetrics and gynecology organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
James Henry Goodson
Baylor Hospital
H. N
Vera) Goodson
E. Lake
Goodson
Baylor University Medical Center
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Southwestern Gynecological Assembly
Committee On
American Medical Association
Educational Assembly
Texas A&m University
Southwestern
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Pacific Theater
Texas
The
Association of American Colleges of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Dallas-Fort Worth Obstetrics and Gynecology Society
Liberty-Danville water district abolished after prolonged dispute
The Liberty-Danville Fresh Water District No. 1 was dissolved by the Liberty County board after six years of contention. The action follows approval to seek a district court judgment nullifying the district and involves oil companies agreeing to cover up to fifty thousand dollars of outstanding debts. The vote included three yeses and two abstentions. The move ends litigation tied to Case No. 1332-74B and releases Kilgore from a post formation water contract and related bond issue.
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Liberty City
Liberty- Danville
Board of Supervisors
Bobby Fortson
J. Paul Williams
Jim Johnson
Billy Speer
Paul Beasley
Speer
Beasley
Jerry Harris
John Smith
Water District Board
Atlantic Richfield Company Et al
Billy M. Speer
Atlantic Richfield
Gulf Oil Corporation
Cities Service Oil Company
Sun Oil Company
Mobil Oil Corporation
Getty Oil Company
Paul Beasley Fortson
Johnson
Longview
124Th District Court
Water District
Kilgore
Prairie Creek
June Knighton
Harris
Smith
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Tonya Money
Shriner's Children’s Hospital
Peyton McKnight
U. S
John Tower
Nancy Byrd Mayer
H. W. Winns
Winns
L. C. Kevun
H. E. Gentsch
Kara Annette
Garland Hospital
Dwayne Gentsch
Katherine Kevun
Kara
Brent
Susan
Gregg County
Ellen Bauman
Russell Griffin Smith
Gordon Mayer
East Texas State University
Pati Mayer
Merle Smith
Canton
Clark’s
Wheeler Sports
Greenville
Boys Baseball Association
Marcella Formby
Foots
Decatur
Dallas Production, Inc
Fine
Memorial Baptist Church
Mrs. Garland Monk
Mrs. Monk
Bulletin
United States
Senate
Florence-Peveto
Bill
Baylor
Gladette
Parkland
James Goodson
Three Arts Club
Ambassador College
Lee Perry
Roy Terrell
Centennial Horizons
Roy Johnson
Bicentennial Commission
John Ward
John Osteen
C. B. McKenzie
Library Board
Glen Kent
Robert Daniel
Mildred Barker
John Marshall
Garland Ferguson
Luckabaugh
Ron Avey
John Warren
Liberty-Danville