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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1970
Page
11
New York AP account recalls Ear Sande describing his riding style aboard Mad Hatter in 1920s races. He explains letting the horse run freely when praised and applying a tight hold to curb speed, noting many thoroughbreds respond similarly.
An oversized excavator in the region earns a record for moving 156 tons in one grab. The machine demonstrates massive earthmoving power at a demonstration site.
Drs Baron and colleagues study leg circulation using Doptone with X rays ultrasound and oscillometers to reduce amputations. Dr Irwin Lewis reports carbamazepine relieves trigeminal neuralgia within days, while FDA safety experts promote reflective strips on wearables to prevent night accidents. Teach children to stay away from strange chained dogs.
Dan Gary reports on Gregg County 4-H activities under the Cooperative Extension Service. About 2.9 million 4-H members participate in agribusiness programs with state and national awards, calf and steer projects, hogs, and 200 head of feeder pigs among youths from multiple clubs and counties.
Texas Governor Preston Smith is scheduled as keynote speaker for the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants annual meeting in Fort Worth from Sunday through Tuesday. More than 500 CPAs and their families are expected to attend at the Sheridan Fort Worth Hotel with officer elections, awards, technical sessions, and social functions for 1970-71.
A 47-year-old Viennese man suffocated after entering a wheat silo to clear a plugged connecting pipe. He fell into the grain and could not be rescued. Local authorities investigated the incident and ruled it an accidental death.
San Diego State center Bill Pierson, a Vietnam veteran and campus defender of the flag, draws national attention after facing demonstrators. He has received letters, honors, and personal notes from Nixon and Agnew, and plans a speaking tour while heading to a Coaches All-American game and a Jets visit.
Fourteen year old Mike Davidson son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Davidson returned from a drum major camp at Stephen F. Austin State University with multiple awards. He earned first in precision drill best squad leader and vocal commands and was invited to judge next year. Other winners included Barba Denson Gilmer as best drum major and Beverly Johnson Mr Pleasant as best drum majorette.
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