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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1976
Page
2
After a March 15 hearing, the Texas Legal Protection Plan will offer prepaid legal coverage to groups such as companies' employees for about five dollars a month. The state board regulates it from Austin with local offices in Dallas and up to seventeen hundred dollars in major coverage.
R W Dodson, senior vice president of engineering and operations at Southwestern Electric Power Company, retires after 42 years. He started in 1934 at the Arsenal Hill Power Plant in Shreveport and rose to top posts, earning Hall of Fame honors in 1971 for engineering achievements. He notes dramatic growth in peak usage and residential consumption since 1934.
Two Navy veterans direct the U S Navy Band and Sea Chanters in Tyler on March 13 at Caldwell Auditorium. Matinee at 2 p m and a 8 p m show, with tickets via TEU Student Life Office or by mailed request. The Navy Band leader is Lt Cmdr Ned Muffley and Sea Chanters director is Robert L Sisson Jr.
The Gladewater Mirror lists home delivery and mail subscription prices for Texas and out of state readers. It notes monthly and multi month rates with prepaid terms and mentions its consolidation with The Gladewater Times-Tribune and The White Oak Texan on specific dates.
The Rt. Rev. J. Milton Richardson bishop of Texas will visit St. Mark's Episcopal Church Gay and Live Oak on Sunday March 7 at 12 30 p m to preach and confer The service time changes from 11 15 to 12 30 for this occasion and the parish invites all to worship with them
The Texas Water Quality Board will hold a public hearing in Tyler on March 19 at 10 a.m. in the City Hall Council Chamber to consider permit amendments for Longview Sabine River plant and Malakoff’s new sewage facility, plus a TPWD permit for Tyler State Park effluent reuse.
Gladewater Mirror publisher Jack Elrod receives a thank you letter from Trish Brown of the East Texas Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse. The council notes gratitude for gratis public notices and extensive reader information about their toll free line and services. Residents have called seeking information after seeing Mirror notices.
LeTourneau College announces the dedication of the RG LeTourneau Memorial and Student Center on Sunday afternoon April 4. Dr Grady Wilson will deliver the chief address for a ceremony on the College Mall rain venue is the Student Assembly building if needed.
Cleveland researchers from Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals report progress in studying arterial hardening. Dr Ralph G DePalma says they insist on reducing risk factors after showing that lowering cholesterol smoking and high blood pressure can reverse early arterial deposits through new monkey artery removal techniques.
Kilgore Texas Dr W A Criswell headlining Bicentennial Revival Rally at Eastview Baptist Church 1105 N Longview St Thursday March 4 at 7 30 pm The First Baptist Church of Dallas led by Criswell has over 18000 members and an annual budget above 5 million He will deliver The Old Time Religion sermon The public is invited to attend.
A columnist laments aging and its effects on skin and joints while noting better health science. He recalls Granny Kershner’s healthy, car-free life and advocates walking, open-mindedness, and simple routines to feel better as years advance.
A humorous critique of flu boasting where sufferers race to narrate their misery with dramatic details. The piece mocks bragging voices, oversharing symptoms, and hospital tales while urging fair, restrained sick storytelling.
Ralph Prince former Gregg County District Attorney and Gladewater resident will be guest speaker for the East Texas Police Academy graduation. The noon commencement Friday will be in the Kilgore College Administration Building faculty lounge. A new basic law enforcement class starts April 5 in Kilgore and Tyler Police Chief Ronnie Malloch will present certificates to graduates.
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