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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1977
Page
6
Dr. Rulon W. Rawson of the National Large Bowel Cancer Project at MD Anderson cautions that early detection improves cure chances. He notes most cases occur above age 60 with symptoms including blood in stools changes in bowel habits and abdominal pain though hemorrhoids can mimic cancer.
At the end of week one, 22 percent of Texas registered beef producers have voted in the national Beef Referendum. J D Sartwelle of Sealy chairs the Texas Beef Development Taskforce, stressing the program is cattleman led, not a government scheme, with a Beef Board nominated by cattlemen and funded to counter health misinformation and expand markets. Final voting date is July 15.
Experts from The Society of Chartered Property & Casualty Underwriters note policies are legal contracts with complex language. A new readable homeowners policy and a readable auto policy reduce words while preserving contract legality. cartoons by Thomas Nast created both parties, the Democratic donkey and Republican elephant.
Phi Theta Omega at Kilgore College creates a General Scholarship Fund to pool varying donations for student aid. The group aims to be a service body, recognizing gifts in memory or honor, with Dr. Richard Harrison and Mike Brower among leaders photographed with Kilgore College President Dr. K. C. Watson and Steve Billingslea.
A review of Rich People portrays a newspaper business melodrama centered on a powerful female media boss. The plot relies on familiar clichés with hard-drinking reporters and a missing daughter, delivering entertainment that becomes predictable and mediocrity-laden.
A note explains Tennessee derives from the Indian word Tenassee meaning the capital of the Cherokee nation, tracing the state's name to a native term used in early maps and references.
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