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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1975
Page
2
A writer details a sinus infection and antihistamine haze that left them exhausted and zombie like. Despite illness, family care and social attention offered small relief as they considered stopping the meds and enduring the malaise.
The author discusses home remedies such as orange juice and hot toddies for colds, questions the effectiveness of car anti pollution devices, notes leaf burning bans cause yard waste issues, and muses on aging leaves and pollution while observing limits of science in disease cures.
Four Tyler groups observe the 28th AA anniversary with a three day event at Red Carpet Inn. Max B. of Houston opens Friday at 8 p.m. Gene S. of Center Point and others speak through Sunday with a finale by Hollis S. of Carthage.
Gladewater Municipal Hospital directors met in regular session on Thursday night. Administrator Milton Bolgiano reported ongoing study of a new telephone system and an incinerator, plus updates to personnel policies. The board approved hiring the Credit Bureau of Greater Longview as its collection agency and trial changes to meeting dates. The accreditation survey was regarded as favorable and any needed plant changes were deemed manageable. The chairman thanked staff and medical personnel for their participation.
A humorous column describes seed catalogs and garden prep as the season starts. The author jokes about using chicken litter fertilizer, its strong odor, and the social fallout as he spreads it to boost his garden while wondering if weeds will still appear.
Kilgore Chamber of Commerce saluted banker Alvin Wylie as Man of the Year at the annual membership banquet held Thursday night at the Community Inn. Principal speaker William H. Seay urged resilience and faith in solving national problems before about 300 attendees.
An editor notes a delayed arrival of a column about President Ford's energy policy. The piece criticizes energy dependence on the Middle East, argues against repealing the oil depletion allowance, and warns that policies could trigger economic hardship and further crisis if not handled with restraint and free enterprise.
Graveside services for Stephanie Posey infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Melvin Posey were set for 4 p.m. Friday at Gladewater Memorial Park. Rev B F Risinger of First Baptist Church will officiate. She was born Jan 3 at Good Shepherd Hospital Longview and died there Thursday night. she is survived by her parents and sister Shannon.
In 1973 there were 7,123 hospitals registered by the American Hospital Association. About $36.3 billion was spent for inpatient and outpatient services, equating to $173 per resident nationwide.
The Regional Advisory Council for Region VII Education Service Center convenes Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Community Inn Kilgore with 9:30 a.m. registration. Larry Ummel from Region VI presents Yours Mine and Ours. Executive Director Von Rhea Beane outlines Region VII goals. Faculty discuss activities, then afternoon group sessions to propose further actions. Ninety seven percent of Quebec City’s citizens are Francophones and most others are bilingual.
Veteran Rep Wright Patman loses the House Banking Committee chairmanship to Henry S Reuss of Wisconsin after a Democratic Caucus vote 152 to 117. The 81 year old Patman had chaired for 12 years and is replaced amid reform efforts to curb chairmen autonomy. Reuss becomes chair as Patman, dean of the House, exits the post.
The Gladewater Horror details its publishing schedule as Thursdays and Sundays from The Gladewater Publishing Company located at Glade Avenue and Dean Street in Gladewater Texas. It lists subscription rates by mail and delivery area, with in state and out of state prices and payment in advance.
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