Butz praised as farmer ally despite beef price worries
The Gladewater Mirror notes broad support for President Nixon choice Earl L. Butz as agriculture secretary, praising his expertise and political skill. It highlights his beef price explanations, beef demand factors, and projected U.S. consumption rise, with emphasis on regional impacts in the Corn Belt and the South.
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Earl L. Butz
Corn
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Department of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Mr. Butz
Ezra Taft Benson
Senate
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U.S. News & World Report
America
U.S
California Livestock Association
Fresno
Calif
United States
U. S
South
Louisiana
Caddo Parish
Ted Carroll
Nixon
Shreveport
Utility jargon a humorous glossary from Colorado utility tale
A satirical glossary mocks utility terms with puns and misused definitions. It redefines turbine watt power line fossil fuel transformer and more as jokes, presenting playful captions and misinterpretations of industry phrases.
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Public Service Company of Colorado
India
WATT
Kilgore Democrats split over McGovern Eagleton ticket
Kilgore voters show mixed views on George McGovern and his running mate Thomas Eagleton. Businessmen and party leaders from Gregg and Rusk Counties voice disillusion with the national ticket while some Democrats still back the party, and others lean Republican.
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Kilgore
George S. McGovern
Thomas Eagleton
Miami
Kilgore News Herald
Faye Pool
Gregg
Rusk
National Democratic Party
Pool
George Futch
Rusk County
Demo
Futch
Gregg County
Charles Stevenson
McGovern
News Herald
Charles Devall
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Devall
What is Middle School, anyway
A puzzled counselor explains middle school as a distinct setting with multiple teachers and varied class sizes. The passage contrasts perceptions of pesticides and political campaigns while listing perceived benefits and freedoms of middle school life for students.
Texas Property Tax Reform Tops 1973 Legislative Agenda
A Texas Research League report predicts property tax reform will dominate the 1973 Legislature as courts challenge locally imposed taxes. It notes inequities, staffing gaps, and a sprawling system with many offices and districts, urging substantial changes to assessment and administration.
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Austin
Texas
House
Senate
The 1972 World Chess Championship Airwaves
The match between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer sparks wide attention with talk of tactics stalling, payoffs, and grand television coverage. Analysts compare chess psychology to football, noting a clock driven duel and dramatic media hype surrounding the century battle.
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Soviet Union
Boris Spassky
America
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
Iceland
Spassky
Bobby
Hodgepodge of summer projects and misplaced priorities
A narrator reflects on chaotic vacation packing and home projects from yard to pantry. She contrasts coordinated plans of a friend with her own hodgepodge approach, noting mowing, storage challenges, watering, and a kitchen painting effort that finally yields satisfaction.
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Iris McAfee
Coppinger Named District Director for IRS Dallas District
Walter T. Coppinger is promoted to District Director of the IRS Dallas District succeeding Ellis Campbell Jr. who retired. The Dallas District serves northern Texas and filed 2.7 million returns totaling $3.8 billion in federal taxes in the year ended June 30, 1971. Coppinger, 49, a Columbus, Georgia native, began as a revenue agent in 1949 and held posts across Washington and several southern cities before leading the Atlanta district. He holds a BS in accounting from the University of Alabama and is in state CPA societies of Georgia and Mississippi.
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Dallas
Internal Revenue Service Today
Walter T. Coppinger
IRS
Coppinger
Ellis Campbell, Jr
Texas
Columbus
Georgia
Washington, D. C
Jacksonville
Florida
Jackson
Mississippi
St. Louis
Missouri
Birmingham
Alabama
Atlanta
The
University of Alabama
State Society of Certified Public Accountants
Gladewater Mirror publication details and rates
The Gladewater Mirror notes publication on Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company at Glade Avenue and Dean Street Gladewater Texas 75647. It lists home and mail subscription rates by month six months and year, and notes consolidation with The Gladewater-Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan.
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Gladewater Mirror
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
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Larry Teaver
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Kelly- Snyder
West Texas
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TV Land
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Don Beautiful
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