State investigator checks alleged voting irregularities
Chip Holt of the Secretary of State elections division visited Gregg County to investigate allegations of voter coercion bribery and irregularities in the May and June primaries and runoff. Holt interviewed about 20 people and urged residents with information to call 1-800-292-9679 while promising confidentiality.
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Gladewater Mirror
Chip Holt
Secretary of State
Gregg County
Holt
White
Gregg
Harrison
Austin
Kilgore
Upshur County City Fire Services Face Cost Demands
Fire Chief Ronnie Gothard outlines nine volunteer departments with Gladewater as the only full-time unit. He notes 1975 costs for 29 fires at $99,854 and 79 alarms overall, plus 24 hour service and ambulance duties. County officials balk at quarterly $536.85 per hour proposals and study fire district tax options.
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Upshur County
Gladewater
Williams
Gregg County
Smith County
Gothard
Everett Dean
The
Mirror
Commissioners Court
Union Grove
Gladewater Fire Department
Dean
City of Gilmer
TEU approves 1976 77 budget and changes at Tyler
The Texas Eastern University Board of Regents unanimously approves a 6 505 744 1976 77 budget with 20 new faculty including a dean for sciences and math. A Health and Physical Education Building and outdoor facilities are planned with 207 full time and 90 part time positions.
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Tyler
Texas Eastern University Board of Regents
James H. Stewart, Jr
TEU
John R. Sawyer
Editor's Quote Book Reflects on Thought and Beauty
A compact note presents Joseph Joubert's idea that fully grasping a grand thought demands as much time as conceiving it. The quotation frames the deep link between idea and understanding in a concise, period voice.
NYU Professors to Lead Sun Valley Cultural Survival Seminars
Four NYU professors will teach a week long series in Sun Valley Idaho this summer on cultural survival. The courses Cultural Change and Disorder August 9 13 and Strategies for Survival August 16 20 examine individuals relations with a changing society and system breaks including women's life sexual revolution scientific revolution black liberation and technological revolution. Faculty include Neil Postman Herbert London Robert Garland and Sabert Basescu.
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New York University
New York University At Sun Valley
Sun Valley Center For the Arts and Humanities
Neil Postman
America
Herbert London
Gulf of Tonkin
Robert Garland
NYU
Sabert Basescu
Clinical
Texan's New Novel Draws Critical Acclaim
William Edward Syers, Kerrville author and Mirror columnist, unveils The Devil Gun a historical novel about Gregg County Confederate cavalrymen led by J F Wiggins. The Texas horsemen stormed west in 1861 62 and endured a thousand mile retreat with six captured guns later known as the Valverde Battery.
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Fairfield Square
Waco
Texas
William Edward Syers
Kerrville
G P Putnam’s Sons
New York
Syers
Valverde
New Mexico
Gregg County
Putnam's Sons
Southwestern
The
Mirror
J. F. Wiggins
Gregg
Sibley
Texas Cavalry
Pacific
California
Turbulent England and a Watergate era book review in one read
A sprawling summary combines historical gothic fiction set during Charles I era with modern media notes. Angelet Landor in London marries Richard Tolworthy amid Cavaliers and Roundheads, while Bersaba returns from illness to Flamstead as battles, ghosts, and a nation’s fate unfold.
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England
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Angelet
Bersaba Landor
Bersaba
London
Richard Tolworthy
Flamstead
Richard
Nixon
J. Anthony Lukas
Mr. Lukas
Richard Nixon
White House
Robert Bennett
Washington
Howard Hughes
Lukas
New York Times
Busy life blends church duties gardens and macho talk
A columnist riffs on a crowded schedule including wedding prep, flowers, and church committees, plans for a homemaker era, antique furniture hunts, and garden antics. The piece touches on macho culture, Washington scandals, and a Vienna health program for children.
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Building Committee
Tom Harrington
Gladewater Mirror publication details and rates
The Gladewater Mirror shows publication as Thursday and Sunday editions by The Gladewater Publishing Company at Glade Avenue and Dean Street in Gladewater Texas. Subscriptions are priced for in state and out of state by mail with monthly, six month, and yearly rates and advance payment required.
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Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
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