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Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1973

Page

2

Keep it home says Williamsburg editor on welfare reform

The Williamsburg Gazette editor argues the federal government wastes tax dollars on administration. He cites Office of Economic Opportunity figures and local revenue sharing that return only a fraction to Williamsburg. He proposes cutting federal spending and expanding local welfare programs to reduce costs and inflation.

Williamsburg Virginia Office of Economic Opportunity Washington the Gazette

State Revision Schedule Set by Constitutional Revision Commission

The Constitutional Revision Commission will meet here July 27 through 29 to review policy presentations from its seven standing committees. Press briefings will occur during the three day meeting with members from the Texas Press Association and Texas Association of Broadcasters. Committee reports action occurs September 6-8 and 13-15, with final document consideration and presentation planned for September 20-22 and 27-29.

Constitutional Revision Commission Commission Texas Press Association Texas Association of Broadcasters House Senate Amarillo Walter Knapp Court of Criminal Appeals Hill Department of Public Safety State Board of Control

Funeral services set for Danny Hobbs in Gilmer

Funeral services are planned for Friday at 2 p.m. in Gilmer for Danny Lloyd Hobbs 24 of rural Gladewater who died after an automobile crash on Red Rock Road. He was a church member and oilfield worker buried in Enoch Cemetery. Survived by wife Doris Hobbs, six children, his mother Ethel Evans, and five sisters.

Gilmer Danny Lloyd Hobbs Gladewater Tyler Hospital Red Rock Road Hobbs Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Enoch Cemetery Doris Hobbs Larry Keith Hobbs Jesse Brent McBride David D. McBride Tara D. Hobbs Opal Jeanette McBride Ethel Evans Pamela Cynthia Hobbs Sharon Langdon Michigan Sue Mercer Winnsboro Beverly Acuff Kilgore

Psychologist Langford to address Baptist meeting in Sarasota

Dr. Eugene P. Langford acting director of the East Texas Treatment Center Kilgore will speak to the state Baptist stewardship directors at their annual meeting in Sarasota Florida July 16 19 He will present talks on aiding others modifying behavior resolving conflicts of needs and dealing with value collisions He argues current stewardship methods neglect psychological growth and fail to curb obstacles to stewardship development.

Kilgore Eugene P. Langford East Texas State Baptist Stewardship Directors Sarasota Fla Langford Counseling Center East Texas State University Buckner Marriage and Family Counseling Center Dallas East Texas Treatment Center Aborne Jarvis College Texas Office of Economic Opportunity Windamere School of Learning Louisiana College Southwestern Seminary Baylor University Harvard University

Congressman's complaint on Legal Services Act costs

Congressman Ray Roberts blasts the Legal Services Corporation Act as wasting 71.5 million taxpayer dollars after 11 hours of debate and 24 amendments. He notes the program began in 1965 under OEO and criticizes misallocation of funds to radical groups while failing to aid the poor.

Legal Services Corr Washington, D. C House of Representatives Legal Services Corporation Act Texas Bar Association Office of Economic Opportunity O.E.O E.E. O Harvard Center Harvard Center For Law Education Detroit Michigan O. E. O. Legal Services Program House Post Office Corporation

Letters From Readers Honoring Gladewater Rodeo Scholar

A reader thanks the Gladewater Round-Up Rodeo for awarding a scholarship to a student pursuing agriculture studies. The writer expresses gratitude, pledges to stay in touch during college, and offers future assistance. The piece also includes clipped political opinions on desegregation suits and welfare policy.

Sirs Gladewater

Mayday distress signals and proper procedure outlined

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department details the proper use of mayday calls for vessels and aircraft in distress. It emphasizes declaring mayday three times, stating vessel name and call sign, describing the emergency and location, giving crew and equipment details, and contacting Coast Guard if conditions change.

Austin Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Parks and Wildlife Department Office of Boating Safety Eighth Coast Guard District Customhouse New Orleans

Uncle George Strickland, longtime Gladewater resident, dies

George H. Strickland, formerly of Gladewater, died July 2 in Stockton California after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held July 4 in Stockton with burial there. Known as Uncle George to many from the Worldwide Church of God, he lived at 304 Gregg Street Gladewater before moving to Colorado and then Stockton. He is survived by seven children and numerous grandchildren.

George H. Strickland Gladewater Stockton California Mr. Strickland George Worldwide Church of God Gregg St Colorado

Hyperkinetic terms replace old kid behavior labels

A humor column mocks modern hyperactive labels and offers satirical new terms for misbehaving children such as Hyperbadun Hypertelevisor Hyperweirdster and Hyperteenbabe. The piece contrasts parenting styles and lampoons experts while recalling stricter childhood discipline.

Women Without Men and the Summer of Household Hints

A humorous diary column reflecting a summer complaint season about heat and chores. The author muses on writing a book titled Women Without Men, shares tips on mowing every five days, changing light bulbs on nine-foot ceilings, painting over a red bathroom, and routine car and grocery tasks. The tone is casual and self-deprecating with personal anecdotes.

Lorena Jerry Yesteryear

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