09 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1977
Page
1
Local edition notes community focus and daily coverage across Gladewater and East Texas. Emphasizes service to readers with a forward looking aim for growth and cohesion in the region.
River planners convened as Sabine River Planning Advisory Committee holds its first meeting at the Holiday Inn in Longview. City Councilman James Walker and City Manager Tony N Williams attended as members of the 56 elected officials group tasked with crafting a Sabine River Basin water quality plan with the state Water Quality Control Board. The Sabine headwaters rise near Dallas and flow to the Gulf in the Beaumont Orange area.
Judge Marcus Vascocu in 188th District Court set July 25 for James Millard Moulton Jr. and August 29 for Lynda Ziegler McCann and Joseph Stanley Faulder. The defendants face charges in the stabbing death of Mrs Inez Phillips on July 8 1975.
Mary Nell Holley seeks friends while hospital stay announced in Dallas. Crabtree family holds June 11-12 reunion at McWhirter Park Longview with homecoming and Calvary Singers. Gregg County Service Officer hours shift to Tuesday mornings at Lee Library starting June 14. Local notices include pet adoptions, wedding guest lists, hospital auxiliary activities, and dues reminder for 1977-78.
Parkison of North Hollywood outlines big time rodeo trends and Gladewater 40th Round-Up notes. The arena’s four performances run June 8 to 11 with 302 entries and 15 thousand prize money. numerous acts and top contestants from PRCA circuits expected.
More than 1,500 people attended the Round Up Rodeo street dance in front of City Hall as Gladewater gears up for four nights of rodeo. Vic Dorrough again organized the hoe down while hundreds watched from lawn chairs and listened to a country band.
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