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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1970
Page
2
Dr. Robert B. White details that a marijuana felony carries more than a penitentiary term. Even on probation a conviction marks a permanent felon record, affecting voting rights, public office eligibility, security clearances, job prospects, postgraduate training, military and VA benefits, and many professional licenses.
A discussion notes lifelong license bans for felons in Texas across professions from attorney to physician and barbering to nursing. It explains permanent police records and the trouble these records cause with employers and credit bureaus, especially when arrest records for narcotics appear even if not guilty. It ends by asking if experimenting with marijuana is worth the penalty.
Geologist Osler Hutson visits his old home town every two weeks repeating his routine during residence in the district. He traces local geology and talks with long time acquaintances about changes in the land and mining prospects.
The Gay Avenue special education class wraps a food unit with visits from Mrs. Walker and community members, a Medco Pharmacy lunch courtesy, posters on table manners, and writing thank you notes. They also showcase counting and first multiplying using WMU sock donations and new shoes. The project centers on manners and practical learning with field experiences.
Governor of Texas proclaims March 26 1970 as Public Schools Week to urge citizen involvement in schools and to stress education as key to nation’s future. Call to support school boards teachers and leaders to foster science and technology alongside moral foundations.
Louis J. Carlat appears in a brief minute entry with dates not provided, listing roles and potential actions recorded by the office. The fragment shows a small administrative notation touching his involvement in a defined matter.
The item notes May Dye’s marriage in Ohio and her new name May Knott. It also includes assorted quips about gossip, manners, friendships, and daily wisdom, reflecting light social observations from a column.
Union Grove schools plan their annual Texas Public Schools Week assembly with E. B. Carrington as principal speaker and ceremonies featuring citizenship and service awards. Gladewater High School dedicates a new vocational education building March 3 with Dr. Bill Holliman and Dr. Walter Henry attending, including classroom tours, student demonstrations, and band performances.
The Bedford Times Mail notes Jesse Stuart's To Teach To Love as a tribute to teaching and character. It also promotes Peg Bracken I Didn’t Come Here To Argue, Glaendon Swarthout Bless the Beasts and Children, Flowers for Algernon, Rachel Rachel, More Heroes of Civilization, and Granite Hendley western The Gun and Glory of Granite Hendley. The piece includes tax time data from Tax Foundation on average daily time spent paying taxes.
Glenn Watson son of Mr and Mrs Ross Watson of Gladewater died early Monday in Fort Worth after a short illness. He was a World War II Air Force veteran, a mobile home dealer, and a Masonic Lodge member born March 19 1919. Burial was in a Fort Worth cemetery. He is survived by his wife Beatrice and one sister Mrs J R Pipes.
The Gladewater Mirror lists editorial staff and advertising manager with names including Mrs. Harry Kates and Neal Clark. It notes second class postage, publication on Thursdays and Sundays, home delivery rates, and mail subscription prices. The paper is consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan.
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