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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1976
Page
2
The Daily News Telegram argues that industry must earn profits to fund jobs and expansion amid inflation and rising taxation. It contrasts American moves to restrict profits with Britain's new pro growth program under Prime Minister Harold Wilson, noting union leaders backing the shift as regeneration of manufacturing takes center stage.
The text discusses U.S. government policy prior to 1830 that aimed to forcibly move Native American tribes from eastern lands to western territories, reflecting an early relocation approach influencing later acts and practices. It emphasizes the policy's unofficial status and its impact on Indigenous peoples and settlement patterns.
A discussion urges action against nuisance birds amid health risks from histoplasmosis and other diseases, crop damage, and aviation incidents. Experts from the CDC note high susceptibility in Kentucky, while agencies test methods like wetting agents and avian birth control.
The Veterans Land Program faces a temporary shutdown in December with a planned February 11 meeting of the Veterans Land Board to review a possible bond sale. Land Commissioner Armstrong cites advisers predicting rates may fall by March and notes the program delay could aid future buyers. Applications surged as 1,777 loans were filed in two weeks, with 4,700 more awaiting processing. Oil and gas income for the Permanent School and Permanent University Funds exceeds $2 billion, driven by deposits of over $2,003,638,403 plus $24.7 million in new income.
State reports show in kind royalty settlements totaling 2.5 million in December with 27 lawsuits filed by the attorney general against gas producers on state lands. Governor Briscoe vows broad crime-reduction measures and the death penalty as deterrent while courts review front end loan fees and bail policies.
A political advertisement by Hugh Camp placed along Route 1 in Liberty City Texas promotes his campaign. The notice highlights key issues and urges voters to support Camp in upcoming elections.
The notice identifies the Ray Roberts Campaign Committee as the sponsor for a campaign advertisement in the U S House race for the 4th District. Paul Hardin is listed as chairman with a mailing address in McKinney Texas 75069.
City Hospital lists admissions for John Aubrey Carter Calvin Reynolds Catherine Myers Minnie Shott Ruby Croley Rosemary Allen Wanda Eads Esther Crittenden Clara Kay Eva Lumpkin Anna Raymond Lena Chamberlain William Morphis Henry Neely plus dismissals including Betty Davis Iola Johnson Janet Harris Elmo Parsons Annie Spencer Jerry Griffin Janet Hawkins Sallie Kizer Bessie Miller Lena Williams Helen Tucker Joseph Brooks Elisha Hagler Corinne Alien Sherman Goodin Hart Hospital records admissions for Lucille Keller Terry Bircher William H Baird Gladys Venters Sandra Ware Paul Brown Don Hill James Ware and dismissals including Marie Odom Ronda Duke Bennie Blaylock Rickey Tackett Sarah Freeman L A Ransom Kennin Cross Lucille Keller Rayburn Allison Kenneth Caruthers Robert Murray Paul Brown.
A reader compares Ford's State of the Union to a dull performance and notes Muskie's reply as slow and forgettable. The piece jokes about a nap during Muskie's address while contrasting Kissinger's oratory with the season's lackluster public speaking. It also questions the budget and economic plans discussed by both sides.
Reader reflects on Claremore Oklahoma streets, praising past downtown upkeep and urging community action to fund a cleaner core. Proposes hiring a part time sweeper, rotating barrels and brooms, and engaging merchants through a hat fund to maintain parks and curb litter.
The Gladewater Mirror lists home delivery and mail rates with monthly and yearly options for Texas and outside Texas. It notes post office details, payment in advance, and consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan.
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