Advance education aid for Kilgore College veterans urged
Veterans planning to attend Kilgore College may receive advance payment of Education Assistance if they apply by July 26, 1973. J. D. Betts urges contacting Kilgore College or the Office of Financial Aids for forms and guidance. first checks cover August and September. Benefits vary by dependents and credit hours, with exact amounts listed for full and part time students.
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Kilgore College
J. D. Betts
Office of Financial Aids
Veterans Service Office
Betts
Broadway
Kilgore
Texas
White Oak Folks Share News From Dallas And Nearby
White Oak residents report weekend visits with family in Dallas and Boazzier City. Sympathy sent to Mrs. QO. N. Shaw on her husband's death as services honored the Hawkins Buie and Wingson families. Bible School attendees from White Oak join Memorial Baptist in Gladewater.
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Leon Lassiter
Chris
Barry
Dallas
T. L. Lassiter
David Silvertooth
Bozzier City
Seward Silvertooth
QO. N. Shaw
S. G. Hawkins
J. L. Buie
B. R. Sharp
Tammy
Rhonda
Mary Hale
Bruce
Sammy Childers
Brannon
Vicki
Pan Higginbotham
Mayvon Harris
Latch
James Sanders
Gilmer
B. E. Latch
Tommy Walton
Ronny Barber
Leo Barber
Mr. Barber
Hugh R Barber
Cleburne
Linda Hall
Carol
Casey Jones
Marshall and
Beckville
Sadie Shapiro Knits A Funny Novel
A humorous novel by Robert Kimmel Smith about Sadie a lively 72 to 75 year old woman in a nursing home who sends knitting patterns to a cheap publisher. The book follows her jogging humor wit TV talk show fame flirtations and a lively romance while she escapes daily care with charm.
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Sadie Shapiro
Robert Kimmel Smith
Simon & Schuster
Sadie
Alcoholism council gets grant for Texas Regions
The East Texas Council on Alcoholism and 14-county region receives a 1.64 million federal formula grant for fiscal 1974 to support prevention, treatment, regional aid, education, and training. Governor Briscoe announced the funds, noting 445000 Texas alcoholics may benefit. The grant supports occupational programs and public information, with 51,500 extra for staffing.
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East Texas
K. E. Beahan
TCA
East Texas Council On Alcoholism
United Fund
Community Chest
Division of Industrial Programs
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Texas
Texas Commission On Alcoholism
Briscoe
United States
Insurance rate cuts foretold as board orders averages
The Texas State Insurance Board plans auto rate cuts averaging 4.3 percent for private cars totaling at least 25 million while new competitive rating may allow deviations. Upcoming laws could raise rates next year due to mandatory personal injury protection and guest statute changes, with premiums likely higher in several territories. The board notes effects of these changes will not reflect in August 27 premiums.
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Austin
Texas Automobile
Surance Office
Texas
Texas Supreme Court
van Zandt County
Dallas
Houston
John Hill
Hill
I Remember the Cara Van Five Families in 1923
Lucille Womack recalls a 1923 trek from Detroit to Bishop in five Model T cars with side curtains and bed seats. The journey crossed Route 30 Lincoln Highway through Iowa’s wagon roads, Wyoming’s 8835 foot summit, Utah, Nevada, and desert gaps, taking 23 days.
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Lucille Womack
Las Vegas
Michigan
Lincoln Highway
Iowa
Wyoming
Laramie
Utahan
Nevada
Detroit
Bishop
California
Watergate Echoes in 2073 History Projections
A speculative piece imagines future historians in 2073 recording this era's events from Watergate to gas prices. It mocks sensationalist chronicles and envisions how today’s scandals, costs, and cultural shifts might be interpreted centuries hence.
Weekend of dining drives and church memory in Gladewater
The writer recalls a weekend touring Dallas area eateries from Railhead to Jagerstube with Lorena McChesney and families. A Sunday visit to United Indian Methodist Church in Gladewater featured Indian youth fellowship and a meaningful service. Also notes a humorous digression on Watergate Scrolls and UT Extension courses.
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Dallas
Lorena McChesney
Rosemary McChesney
Mike) Holaday
Mary Grace Clark
Phillip) Hearnsberger
State Fair Music Hall
Mary Grace
Holadays
Harold Michael Holaday
Cole Manor
Mike Holaday
Fitzhugh
Mike
Rosie
Railhead
Inwood
Dominique’s
Lorena
United Indian Methodist Church
Gladewater Methodist Youth Fellowship
Phil
Gladewater
Crisscrossing U.S. Gas Pipelines Span Centuries
An estimated 800000 miles of natural gas pipelines crisscross the United States, with many lines dating back to the 19th century. The vast network delivers fuel to cities and industries, shaping energy infrastructure and policy debates.
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United States
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Frank Pence
Longview Bass Club
Lake Amstead
del Rio
Gladewater Kiwanis Club
White Oak
Alcoholism Council
Grant
Socrates
Robert F. Sessions
Liberty City
Rader Funeral Home
Gale Gallaway
Lindale
Kilgore Cemetery
Sessions
McAlester Fuel Co
Texas National Guard
Guard
Legislative Property Tax Committee
House Education Committee
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Constitutional Revision Commission
Lakeway
Texas Press Association
Texas Association of Broadcasters
By Bill Boykin
Gregg County
M. J. Riley
Jim Cochran
Riley
Sheriff’s Dept
Cochran
Jimmy Brown
Chow Hound
King
el Chico’s
Fred
Hearnsbergers
Washington, D. C
White House
Watergate Scroll
University of Texas Division of Extension
Division of Extension
University of Texas
Gladewater Mirror
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
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