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Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1975

Page

2

Med Malpractice Legislation Moves in Texas

In Austin doctors threaten slowdown over rising malpractice costs as two new acts ease tensions. Gov Briscoe calls for a blue ribbon panel to study the issue, chaired by W Page Keeton. The measures create a joint underwriting pool, allow malpractice rate changes, and set filing limits, expiring in 1977.

Austin Texas Medical Association House of Delegates Dolph Briscoe University of Texas Law School W Page Keeton Ate Brate Board of Insurance

Legislature Passes Major Bills in Final Session Moments

The 54th Legislature adjourned by midnight June 2 after approving school finance and utility acts and a record $12.1 billion appropriations bill certified by Comptroller Bob Bullock. Briscoe faces June 22 to decide which acts to sign or veto as hearings proceed on gas phaseout and consumer rate effects.

Commission State Railroad Commission School Finance and Utilities Bob Bullock Briscoe Larry Dawn Austin Texas State Teachers Association Multistate Tax Commission Bullock Jack Warren Tyler GOP

Crime pays and reform is overdue says Senator Tower

Texas Senator John Tower cautions that crime imposes heavy costs on society. FBI 1973 figures show 8.64 million major crimes, including murders and burglaries, with violent crime occurring at rapid intervals. He cites rising crime, limited prosecutions, and argues for reform balancing due process with victims’ rights and deterrence.

Washington FBI America U.S. News & World Report Warren Court

Strong family attends Texas Funeral Directors convention

Mr and Mrs Johnny Strong of Malcolm Stone Funeral Home attended the 89th annual convention and educational exhibit of the Texas Funeral Directors Association in Fort Worth on June 30. More than 1,200 attendees gathered at the Sheraton Fort Worth Inn and Tarrant County Convention Center for business, social sessions, and conferences on education, laws, and funeral service management. Officers and directors were installed at the conclusion banquets.

Johnny Strong Malcolm Stone Funeral Home Texas Funeral Directors Association, Inc Fort Worth Sheraton Fy, Worth Inn Tarrant County

Spies on Welfare Satire Turns On Secret Agents

A humorous piece mocks CIA secrecy and Watergate era scrutiny. It follows Agent Bottleden Bond facing unemployment and welfare questions, imagining a job interview in a public aid office while lampooning cloak and dagger tropes and TV commentators.

CIA Cloak and Dagger Boys Congress Rockefeller Commission Pres. Ford Justice Dept Watergate Bottleden Bond Bond Eric Severeid Mr. Bond

Intersections and a turning week in a homemaker life

A personal narrative reflects on life choices like road intersections and a Sunday routine. The speaker contemplates giving up canning and freezing, inventories a cluttered freezer, and contrasts ambition with daily family work and storage of paintings, rocks, and recipes.

Galveston Kilgore College

Spice voyages to the Far East shape early American trade

Between 1780 and 1873 US ships completed almost 1000 spice voyages to the Far East. They returned millions of pounds of spices to American ports. In 1805 reexports of pepper to Europe reached seven million pounds.

Far East American Europe

The Gladewater Horror Announces Publication Details

The Gladewater Horror is published Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company at Glade Avenue and Dean Street in Gladewater Texas with second class postage. Subscriptions are priced by mail and in Texas and outside Texas, payable in advance.

Gladewater Publishing Company Glade Avenue Dean Street Gladewater Gregg County Texas Wadewater Times-Tribune White Oak Texan

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