Remembering Bud Weiser a devoted civic leader obituary
Mr Bud Weiser a longtime businessman and community builder died Saturday after a life of civic work. He supported school and advertising campaigns and never refused a worthwhile project. He faced amputation with courage and remained active in the Chamber Rotary Round-Up Rodeo and church. He left a legacy for his wife Katie, his children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredalene Clark
C. O
Bud) Weiser
Bud
Wendell Chronister
Hugh White
Chamber of Commerce
Herman Williams
Rotary Club
Katie
Bud Weiser
Earth
Regulators target advertising in Oklahoma utilities dispute
The piece argues Oklahoma authorities barred advertising by public utilities on government actions, limiting viewpoints and criticizing officials. It warns such regulation erodes the American free enterprise system and likens it to historical suppression in pursuit of environmental and consumer aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
McKnight bill keeps felony penalty for marijuana possession
Senator Peyton McKnight of Tyler unveils a Texas Senate bill to retain felony penalties for marijuana possession while offering a three year probated sentence for first time offenders under one ounce and expungement after probation. DPS would hold sealed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKnight
Peyton McKnight
Tyler Monday
Texas Senate
Department of Public Safety
Rescue Squad presents a drowning search program to Kiwanis
Gladewater Rescue Squad members Captain Ronnie Gothard and Fireman Ronnie Moore demonstrated their methods for locating drowning victims to the Gladewater Kiwanis Club. They described dragging searches and scuba diving patterns, stressed poor summer outlook, and noted a local scuba club forming to fund an air compressor for rescues and department breathing gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Gothard
Ronnie Moore
Gladewater Fire Department
Gladewater Kiwanis Club
Harold Potts
Gothard
Moore
Gladewater
Tyler
Scuba
Sherman Kennedy
Stan Midler
Becoming a tree expert through painting in East Texas
A diary style piece from Gladewater recounts painting trees, exploring their forms, and learning growth while visiting local art circles. The writer notes Tyler Camellia Show, meets Dmitri Vail, admires Gregg Art Guild leaders, and recalls sand color variety near Big Sandy and childhood mud pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Camellia
Dmitri Vail
East Texas
Gladewater
Gregg Art Guild
Elrod
Gladewater Country Club
Big Sandy
Briscoe Budget Proposes No New Taxes and Highlights Education
Texas Gov. Dolph Briscoe unveils a $9.6 billion biennial plan with no new revenue and $300 million in unobligated funds. The proposal keeps taxes off the table while boosting education funding by $240.3 million and department budgets by $111.3 million. Legislative leaders respond cautiously as hearings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
House
Senate
Preston Smith
Legislative Budget Board
Texas Declares Library Week During April 8 14 1973
Governor Dolph Briscoe proclaims April 8 14 1973 as LIBRARY WEEK in Texas urging all Texans to explore libraries and support their services. The message highlights public school and academic libraries and the role of libraries in informing and educating citizens. Austin Texas signed March 9 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Briscof
Texas
Texas Manufacturers Association
TMA
Texas Chambers of Commerce
William Slaton
L. W. Gray
Norvell Harris
Briscoe
Hobby
Senate
Senate Jurisprudence Committee
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Brooks
Sen
A. M. Aikin
Paris
Public Library
National Library Week
Gladewater Mirror masthead and staff notes compiled
The item lists The Gladewater Mirror editors and staff including Harry Kates as proprietor, Jack Elrod News Editor, and Harriett Walton as Women’s Editor. It announces publication days, postal terms, delivery rates, and archival consolidation with past papers. It notes correction policy and mailing details for Texas and out of state readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Elrod
Redaiene Clark
A Harriett Walton
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Mr. Bud
E. Ferguson
Legionnaires
Swepco
Longview
W. J. Ledberry
Marshall
J. Lamar Stall
Shreveport
Mack Dearson
William H. High
Raymond Addington
Lee U Bhi
Rescue Squad
Hodgepoo Dge
By Ace Reid
Bill Hobby
Price Daniel Jr
Sec
Mark White
John Hill
Daniel
Permanent School
Bob Armstrong
Houston Oil and Minerals Corporation
Galveston County
State
Constitutional Revision Commission
McE
Rudyard Kipling
Austin, Texas
Harry Kates
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
Gladewater Times-Tribune
The
White Oak Texan
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