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Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1971

Page

2

Supreme Court rules on hair length in schools ruling

The Supreme Court declares it not federal business to ban long hair in schools, aligning with state authority. Tyler Junior College and El Paso students faced related disputes, as Justice Black emphasizes states and local districts retain policy control over school dress and length limits.

U. S. Supreme Court High Court Hugo L. Black East Texas Tyler Junior College Supreme Court Tyler Texas el Paso Chesley Karr Federal District Court Karr 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Justice Black

Reagan Leads Welfare Reform Push Amid National Debate

Reagan advocates a work requirement for able bodied welfare recipients in California while the Nixon administration leans toward expanding welfare through FAP. Liberal critics praise the President, while conservatives doubt his direction. Sen. Lawton Chiles emphasizes public opposition among working poor who fear losing self reliance.

Ronald Reagan California Reagan Nixon Richard Wilson Washington Evening Star Washington Joseph Alsop Alsop Liberal Democrats Lawton Chiles D-Fla Capital Sen. Chiles

States with real clout in Congress are small delegations

Henry Cathcart analyzes how power in Congress rests not on size but on seniority and committee chairmanship. Louisiana leads with six members yet controls key panels, followed by Arkansas with six and strong Senate leaders. California, Mississippi, and Pennsylvania show contrasting placements under the seniority system.

Washington Congress New York California Pennsylvania Capitol Hill Louisiana Allen J. Ellender D-La Senate Appropriations Committee Senate Senate Finance Committee Russell Long Edward Hebert House Armed Services Committee Hale Boggs House of Representatives House Otto Passman Joe Waggonner GOP Arkansas J. William Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sen John McClellan D-Ark Government Operations Committee Wilbur Mills Ways and Means Committee Mississippi Judiciary Committee Armed Services Committee

Dr Collins Talks Bottle Collecting At Lions Club

Dr Jerry Collins spoke on the art of bottle collecting to Lions Club members in Stirling. He displayed bottles from his personal collection and noted hobbies including fishing and whiskey bottle hunting.

Dr. Collins Lions Club Jerry Collins Collins Glen Kent Dr. Kent Chester Gleason Jack Finley Ovid Phillips Jim Holcombe Alton Honeycutt Dale Barton Rotary Billy Ray Johnston Kent Pascal High Ft. Worth Texas Christian University Abilene Christian College Tavelton College University of Texas Galveston Harris Hospital Gladewater California Italy Dr. A. Trask St. Clair Hugh Mixon Marvin Brumley Ed Haight Eddie Crews John Murrary Gladewater High School

A Letterer's Riff on Preferences and Collectibles

A reader muses on plastic baskets and changing fashions from laundry to hair styles noting mixed experiences with modern replacements. The piece shifts to hobby trends, highlighting bottle collecting begun in 1959, its growth by 1968, and Dr. Collins' displays and tips, ending with a community meeting at St. Clair Restaurant and local attendees.

East Texas FTA Endorses Teaching Innovations Awards in Sam Houston Coliseum

The East Texas Future Teachers of America convention featured candidate presentations in a Friday session and an advisor's workshop on Saturday. Melanie Moore of Hawkins spoke for vice president, and Gladewater won first place for the scrapbook in Saturday night awards at Sam Houston Coliseum.

FTA Melanie Moore Hawkins Sam Houston Coliseum Gladewater Group

Revisions of Sage Sayings by LOSE Leader

A satire by a League of Supreme Egocentrics member dissects popular maxims linking lemonade to crime and loot. He riffs on foolish proverbs and political misstatements while lampooning social norms and public fears.

The League of Supreme Egocentrics LOSE

Gladewater Mirror Publisher and staff details

The Gladewater Mirror lists Harry Kates 1897 1964 as publisher with aeaeaenagpean general manager and advertising director. News editor and women's editor names include Mrs Harry Kates and Harriett Walton. Elrod Fredalene Clark also appears. Subscription rates and delivery terms are noted along with consolidation history.

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