Green Earth and Industry Mix in Public Discourse
The Oregon Water magazine notes forests provide about 40 percent of Earth s oxygen with ocean life supplying most of the rest. California Florida and Texas account for about one sixth of U S jobs and 20 percent of personal income. Studies show welfare spending rose sharply 1957 69, while a paddle wheel device for oil slick cleanup uses a twin catamaran hull and a rotating drum to skim and store oil. Officials urge optimistic views of American enterprise as a path to national goals. A study suggests home appliances outpace past costs and a population rise of 100 million in 30 years is expected. The glassphalt road experiment at the University of Missouri Rolla explores disposing of waste glass by paving with a mix of crushed bottles in asphalt to test skid resistance and durability.
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Oregon Water Magazine
National Association of Manufacturers
America
U.S
Maurice H. Stans
Marathon Oil Company
University of Missouri
Rolla
Kites Return Expected in Scurry County Nest Site
In Snyder area Scurry County birders await the Mississippi kite return from mid May to July to a favored nesting spot near a dense live oak thicket as hundreds of mesquite surround the habitat. The kite population has stayed steady for years with an estimated 300 birds using the site.
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Snyder
Mississippi
Scurry County
Christian Science Sunday Service Readings and Locations
The Christian Science Sunday Service will explore the healing power of Christ with the Lesson Sermon Christian Science. Readings include Jesus words on belief and greater works and quotes from Truth's mortal idea. Services are Sunday at 11 a.m. in Longview and Kilgore. New York Mets center fielder Tommy Agee earned the Rawlings Gold Glove for 1970 despite a rib injury.
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Christian Science
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
NEW York
Tommy Agee
New York Mets
Rawlings
Texas 1972 Campaigns Spark Early Start in Austin
In Austin Texas 1972 political campaigns begin amid SEC stock case turmoil Lt Gov Ben Barnes announces run for governor calling loss of faith the top issue Atty Gen Crawford C Martin recovers from heart attack and plans a fourth term bid Briscoe considered Smith hints at another run Oil policy cuts July production by 260 815 barrels daily and ongoing court and legal developments noted including a Tyler Supreme Court ruling on a widow accident policy and AG opinions on juvenile liquor trials probation and license denials plus tax increases on moving traffic violations and other convictions Short Snorts report cotton production unemployment enrollment and consumer warnings included with House Speaker Mutscher reelection challenge noted.
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Austin
Texas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ben Barnes
Crawford C. Martin
Martin
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalde
Preston Smith
Railroad Commission
Supreme Court
Tyler
Board of Private Detectives
Justice of the Peace
Crispin Gamez
Pharr
Rio Grande Valley
Schreiner Institute Discontinues ROTC
Schreiner Institute in Kerrville ends ROTC in the prep department after 1923 as part of extended board discussions. President Dr. Sam M. Junkin says school goals remain unchanged and a limited student body, resident faculty, and controlled environment will continue. Extracurricular military oriented activities will still be offered.
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Kerrville
Schreiner Institute
Schreiner
Sam M. Junkin
Dr. Junkin
Getting to places on time and church punctuality
A writer reflects on a long habit of lateness and gradual improvement. The piece notes a Shreveport airport arrival plan with family and tour companions, recounts humorous remarks, and links timeliness to church attendance and personal growth.
Copenhagen Welcomes Hip Crowd as Europe’s New Chill Hub
Copenhagen draws about 65 000 hippies and tourists from Europe Britain and America filling parks streets Tivoli and shops. Visitors note tolerant vibe, casual dress, busy nightlife, Danish prono fairs despite higher prices. Local hospitality remains warm with strong interest from West Germans Americans and others.
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Copenhagen
Europe
Britain
America
Amsterdam
Denmark
Tivoli Gardens
U.S
Don’t Forget Hire the Vet Drive and Training Aid
Veterans are eligible for on the job training aid through the GI Bill or MDTA. For information on hiring veterans see your local State Employment Service office and contact the Veterans Administration for training details.
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The
State Employment Service
Veterans Administration
Gladewater Mirror Publisher and staff list noted
The Gladewater Mirror lists Mrs Harry Kates as General Manager Advertising Director Jack Elrod as News Editor Fredalene Clark Women’s Editor and Harriett Walton as Second class postage is paid at Gladewater Texas 75647 The paper publishes Thursdays and Sundays with mail subscription rates and a note about consolidation with nearby papers in 1949 and 1969.
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Jack Elrod
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
Gladewater
Texas
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
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Salt Lake Area
Tax Foundation
Iowa Public Service Company
Christian Science Sunday Service
AGEE
By Ace Reid
Brewer's Association
Stroget
ROTC
Mary Grace
Ken Bennett
Shreveport
Ken
Olive
Danny
Quentin Abernathy
Peggy
Vicki
Methodist
Earnest Martin
Dorothy
Teresa
R. S. Dooley
H. C. Smith
Harris
White Oak
Loyd Stevens
Melessa
Jimmy Brown
England
United States
Homburg
Tivoli
Che Gladewater
Harry Kates
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
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