Texas outdoorsmen face sweeping 1977 license and fee changes
Texas lawmakers reshaped hunting and fishing licenses affecting residents and nonresidents. General nonresident hunting licenses rise to 100.75 dollars with a 37.75 dollar small game license. Resident fishing fees increase 25 cents with sales deputies funded by 50 cents of the 4.50 license. New rules standardize license periods from September 1 to August 31, authorize artificial reef work, permit temporary archery gear in bow seasons, limit gobbler bag to two per season, and expand wardens powers. Separate boating bills raise title fees to 3.50 dollars and ban fee charges by local entities for boat inspections.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Panhandle
U.S
Parks and Wildlife
P&wd
Department
Parks and Wildlife Department
P W Commission Set July Meeting Agenda Highlights
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission will meet July 21 22 at the Austin department headquarters. Topics include the 1978 operating budget wildlife management and park site plans along with regulations on falconry saltwater fishing and endangered species.
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Texas Parks and Village Commission
Austin
Fort McKavett
Allen's Creek
Comal County
Guadalupe River
Martin Creek
Monticello
Bob Sandlin
Fulton Mansion
Gene Howe Wildlife Management Area
TAAF tennis results highlight open and age-group play
The TAAF tournament showcases Thompson area players across open rounds and age divisions. Winners include Hollis and Fuller in men open events, Scurlock and Davis in women open, with numerous 12 to 55 age group titles decided Friday and Thursday.
TAAF finals Monday night set on high school courts
The region 6 TAAF finals conclude Monday night on the high school courts in Tenery and Maple starting at 6 pm. Schedule lists women's singles, 35 mixed doubles, men's doubles, women's doubles, open mixed doubles, mens 45 singles, and women's 35 doubles with players from Nacogdoches Tyler Longview Gladewater Kilgore Jacksonville Palestine.
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Dale Barton
Kilgore
David Whitescarver
Nacogdoches
Barker Hale
James Walker
Gladewater
Ron Tankersley
Robert Rhodes
Tyler
Joyce Erickson
Polly Williams
Brown—Edmondson
Longview
Richard Courtney
Joe Jones
Gladew
Tenery
Maple
Leslie Davis
Karen Knight
Larry Hollis
Walt Fortenberry
John Tallent
Patsy
Sam Hopkins
Jacksonville
Hugh Bowden
Edward Lawrence
Studt
Lindsey
Sharon Scurlock
Cathy Hill
Davis-Davis
Higbee Hollis
Whitescarver-Logan
J. D. Williams
Nickelsen- van Engle
Palestine
White Oak Business Declares June 30 1977 Texas
A White Oak business in Texas announces a key date of June 30 1977 for its corporate actions. Officials confirm the plan involves filings, status updates, and local approvals as part of ongoing operations.
Local Youth Team Photo Lineup With Coaches
First row players Chris Burgin George Glenn Terry Weaver Mark Crow Steven Allgood. Second row Gregg Sneed Brad Baker Micheal Loyd Rodney Hall Kris Kizer Jerry Robinson Brian Stone Michael Reynolds. Coaches Robert Allgood Joe Gileen Mike Reynolds. Not in picture Leon Clay Jr. Donald Ardoin.
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Chris Burgin
George Glenn
Terry Weaver
Mark Crow
Steven Allgood
Gregg Sneed
Brad Baker
Micheal Loyd
Rodney Hall
Kris Kizer
Jerry
Local netters claim titles at Jacksonville Open tennis
Dana Williams wins 14 singles over David Hanna of Jacksonville 61 63 and, with Chris Hugman, takes 14 doubles 6 0 7 5 over Nacogdoches opponents. Steven Williams wins 12 singles 60 63 over Charles Edminston of Crockett. Williams and Kevin Craig win 12 doubles 5 7 6 0 7 5 over Crockett pair.
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Dana Williams
John Moore
Hugman— Williams
Irons—Peacock
Kelly Kniffin
Sally Swanson
Kniffin
Swanson- Crossman
Steve Massad
Barry Kniffen
Johnson— Massad
Kniffen—Payne
Donna
David Hanna
Jacksonville
Dana
Chris Hugman
Nacogdoches
Steven Williams
Charles Edminston
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P&w Commission
Sea Rim State Park
Lake Mineral Wells
Choke Canyon
Garner State Park
Irs
51St Street
TAAF
Bowden—Lawrence
Stevens—Morris
Fuller—Clay
Teague—Thomas
Boyd—Aldridge
Torrez—Taylor
Studt— Lindsay
Harrison Hope
Rick Morris
Don Carpenter
Terry Washburn
Robert Hoppe
Max Taylor
James Parks
Arthur Palmer
Ray Boyd
Tex Torrez
Merrill Jones
David Stewart
David Tiner
Tony Harrison
Scurlock—Hill
Abercrombie—Beaty
Furney—Hopkins
Jones
Kingman
Hollyfield—O'dell
Stevens—Shinault
Brown—Calhoun
Aldridge—Smith
Jones—Bostick
Steve Williams
Phillip Sanov
Carter
Edmiston
McCoy
Mach
Cindy Johnson
Kelly Harvey
Johnson
Zeppa
Harvey—Nystron
Watson
Misty Fontaine
Fontaine
Lance Watson
Scott Marble
Walker— Marble
McDonald— Mitchell
Athena Blair
Cassie Edmonds
Dutschman
Audas—Rogers— Gregory
Hollis
Parks
Fortenberry
Joyce Hugman
Jane Grounds
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Quitman Street Church OF Christ Gladewater
United States
of _ White Oak
C. Loans
State of
U.S. Treasury
Equity Capital
Iter
Gale
Cate
Federal Funds
Donald J. Cannon
Jerry Williams
Jim N. Heard
Sam H. Snyder
Gre
Arling
Notary Public
Oak State
Tnow
State Bank No
Gladewater Mirror
Crockett
Steven
Kevin Craig
RA Khym Radio
KHYM
Ofige Snohake
White Oak, Texas
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