Roberts urges tougher highway signs and markings nationwide
Rep. Ray Roberts pushes the Omnibus Highway Safety Act of 1972 demanding increased highway safety funding and a pavement marking program to stripe poorly marked roads. He cites 50 000 deaths in 1971 and notes highway losses outpaced Vietnam combat deaths by nearly ten to one, urging public education and research to save lives.
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New Methods Aid Learning Spanish In U S Schools
Irene J. Gorman reports a wave of language schools expanding under women leadership to meet demand for Spanish in work travel and business. The Sullivan method uses tape prompted responses to teach reading writing listening and comprehension without memorizing verbs or vocab.
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Thought For Food Beef Blade Steak and Festival of British Theater
The article details cooking methods for blade steak including braising and broiling with marination tips and doneness times. It also notes a festival of British Theater across the country from Sept 17 to Oct 13 chaired by Judi Dench, highlighting nationwide theatre activity beyond London.
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Ganong services held in Leominster Massachusetts
Funeral services for Albert W. Ganong 42 were held Wednesday morning in Leominster Massachusetts. Burial followed in Leominster. He died Monday afternoon after an open heart surgery two years ago a heart condition was listed as the cause. He was the father of Debra Patti and Mark Ganong of Gladewater. Survivors include his parents Mrs Margaret Griffith Roy Ganong and four brothers all in Leominster.
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Turner Circle Meets at Phillips Home
Members of the Turner Circle at First United Methodist Church met Tuesday at 9 30 in the home of Mrs Jack Phillips with Mrs Jess Turner presiding. Fourteen attended as meetings were announced for March 22 at St Luke's Kilgore and March 25 at Greggton Methodist Church to discuss Womens Society changes. Minutes were approved and prayers offered.
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