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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1976
Page
2
The Supreme Court held consumers have a right to free flow of commercial information through prescription drug price advertising and struck down state bans. The decision extends First Amendment protection to commercial ads, following earlier protection for political ads. The ruling emphasizes an interest in robust commercial information exchange.
The court rejected paternalistic limits on advertising revealing drug prices arguing transparency boosts consumer choice. The ruling suggests fewer restrictions on price advertising could expand communication and competition beyond pharmaceuticals, Kilgore News Herald.
Total entry fee enclosed four dollars per person per event. Please mark the box for the age group event you enter. Deadline is June 16.
Old lumber for firewood call 845 3549 after 4 pm. Six Persian kittens available at 307 Walton. Three dining chairs with cushions from 1300 E Shepherd. Elementary students invited to Lee Public Library movie Tuesday at 1 pm Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Cops 1 hour. Bill Tipps and Blanche attended a Bicentennial reunion at Glade Tennis and Swim Club. Kay Tipps reports Bill hospitalized after a stroke. Pep squad uniforms arriving for middle school at Fabric Shop Villa Ile. U S Spacecraft Mariner flew by Venus December 14 1962 recording earth proximity details.
A short obituary note mentioning Malcolm Stone Funeral Home in Quitman Street and a reflection on idle minds and empty hearts as everyday tragedies, with the address or location details inferred from the source.
Jimmy Carter wins Democratic nomination on the first ballot after sweeping 30 primaries. Opponents fall behind in delegate counts as voters shift support, leaving several former contenders to concede and urge backing for Carter. Fresh hopes rise as the race moves forward.
A local column blends community building talk in Gladewater with light memoir noting shoe shopping woes. The author seeks volunteers for a community committee and shares personal reflections on schedules, magazine waste, and small town civic life. The piece also touches on national politics with Carter and other candidates amid a humorous aside.
The United Fund Youth Recreation Program starts Tuesday at 9 30 a m for kindergartners to eighth graders at the high school track field each Tue Wed Thu through July 22. Registration is 2 per child or 5 per family. Activities include softball dodgeball tennis kickball and games with staff led by director Joyce Erickson and assistants.
Lillian Hellman recalls her 1952 U S congressional testimony and fifth amendment stance under HUAC. John Ehrlichman’s The Company, tied to Watergate, is reviewed as a vivid political novel with CIA chief William Martin as a central teller.
A quotation attributed to William Feather notes that thinking is painful and that most people only think when forced to do so. The remark reflects a pragmatic view on intellectual effort and decision making.
Funeral services for James Grover McAdams 80 were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Malcolm Stone Funeral Chapel with Walter Tally officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. He died Wednesday morning after a lengthy illness and was a WWI veteran and retired mechanic. Survivors include his widow Yallie Viola two brothers Charles McAdams Haynesville La and Michael McAdams Woodville Miss a sister Mrs Lorene Hall Marshall and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Jake Norfleet D L Byrd Paul Hardeman Clayton Burks John Henzel Chuck Williams and Bill Hall.
By Mail in Texas: $1 per month, $5 for six months, $8.50 per year. Outside Texas: $1.50 per month, $6 six months, $10 per year. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Consolidated with The Gladewater Times Tribune November 28, 1949 and The White Oak Texan June 1, 1969.
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