Special Lenten Services Planned by First Methodist
The First Methodist Church announces a week of Lenten events led by Rev. W Morris House and Rev. Conrad W Winborn Jr beginning Sunday March 19. Cantata Gethsemane will open services with choir under Ken Bennett. Lon Morris College choir and Dr. C E B Peeples will perform March 21.
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First Methodist Church
W. Morris House
Longview
Conrad W. Winborn
Rev. House
Longyview
Bryan
Texas
Palestine
First Church
Rey House
Stephen F Austin
Nacogdoches
Sam Houston
Huntsville
Mary Esther Gunn
San Marcos
William Morris House, Jr
Ernald Reed House
House Castine
Gethsemane
David Williamson
Ken Bennett
KE Tims
W Dawson
Molly Swearingen
Brown
Leroy VanWormer
Wilson Godfrey
C. L. Adams
Anny Davis
Dana Gwinn
Melessa Steven
Jessica Walston
Frances Ann Moore
Larry Kernathy
Luke Fisher
Richard Parrish
Wade Weiler
Frank Hall
Cleo Marlowe
Ann Marlowe
Debra Shipp
Matt Jung
Linda Sims
Nancy Waters
Richard Herbst
Steve Elrod
Galen Gary
Bryan Kirbo
700 Row House
Melessa Stevens
Jeter Hall
Lon Morris College
Jacksonville
Ceb Peeples
Lon Morris
Peeples
Gladewater
Upside Down Logic in The State Critiques Society Policy
A North Carolina magazine notes perceived contradictions in public debates about crime, ethics, and patriotism while highlighting tax collection trends and the costs of large scale nationalization. The piece cites NAM figures on tax take and railroad nationalization concerns, plus a Colorado utility's cost claim for transporting oil.
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North Carolina
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Briscoe proposes mobile governor’s office and open policy
Gubernatorial hopeful Dolph Briscoe pledged an open door policy and a traveling mobile governor’s office to hear local Texas concerns. He argued current government is distant and pledged responsive leadership for all Texans.
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Waco
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Austin
Briscoe
Texas Gov Faces Special Session Over Primary Financing
Gov Preston Smith eyed a pre election special session after the Texas Supreme Court ruled there must be one. Secretary Bullock could not order public financing of primaries without legislative authority, prompting plans to summon lawmakers before the May 6 primaries. Costs for May 6 and June 3 elections are under study as debate on highway billboard controls and a state budget act looms. The session could extend to replace last year’s vetoed appropriations, with intraparty fights over the House speakership and potential interim speakers. Texas crime in 1971 rose overall while large cities saw a slight uptick, and the AFL-CIO outlined candidate recommendations.
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Bob Bullock
Smith
Bullock
Texas
House of Representatives
Gus Mutscher
Abilene
L. DeWitt Hale
Corpus Christi
Rayford Price
Palestine
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police
Labor union backs five statewide candidates. governor race unresolved
COPE delegates back Yarborough for U S Senate Christie for lieutenant governor Hill for attorney general White for agriculture commissioner and Armstrong for land commissioner. Daniel Jr. urged as speaker Farenthold commended in governor race. Traffic sign changes proceed nationwide. 18 year olds gain voting rights but cannot serve on juries. insurers gain new auto policy cancellation rules.
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U. S
Ralph Yarborough
Joe Christie
el Paso
Houston
John Hill
John White
Bob Armstrong
Price Daniel Jr
Liberty
Texas
House of Representatives
COPE
Frances Farenthold
Corpus Christi
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
State Board adopts premium actions for license suspension
State Board of Instance adopts measures to require insured pay premiums or face license suspension or revocation. State Treasurer Jesse James reports cigarette tax receipts rose by 3.5 million dollars in the last month versus February 1972.
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State Board of Instance
Jesse James
Reminiscences and Remarque Book Note and Art Show
A reader shares weekend projects from yard work to Tole painting and a dog named Tippy. The note covers a Randy Jeter art show in Longview, the SHADOWS IN PARADISE review, and San Francisco cable cars as a national historic landmark.
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San Francisco
Fake Poll Promises Presidential Insight From a Cash Register
A satirical column mocks political polling by detailing a pretend survey run with a second hand cash register. It collects odd results from 200 respondents, including bizarre undecided tallies, and humorously notes the poll cannot be rigged except for funding.
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Nixon
Red China
McGovern
Muskie
Wallace
Jackson
Lindsay
Humphrey
Yorty
Brown
Gladewater Mirror Publication Details
Gladewater Mirror published Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company at Glade Avenue and Dean Street Gladewater Gregg County Texas 75647 Second class postage paid at Gladewater Texas 75647 Consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune Nov 28 1949 and The White Oak Texan time 1 1969
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Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texan
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Laura
Broadway School
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Pattie Rey
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Burlington Northern, Inc
Public Service Company of
Colorado
New York
JCC
Matthew Boger
Jarvis Christian College
Bethlehem Methodist Church
Hawkins
I. O. Rucker
Beaver Cemetery
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Roger
Millie Mae
John
Ray
Dallas
M. T
Tommy
Phillis Leach
Farmer's Branch
LBJ Expressway
Frank LaRue
Don Norman
Kiwanis
Texas - Oklahoma
Raymond Anderson
Longview Kiwanis Club
Charles Brittan
Gladewater Kiwanis Club
James Walker
Anderson
Preston Smith
Texas Supreme Court
LABOR
Afl-Cio Committee On
Texas Highway Commission
American Association of State Highway Officials
Federal Highway Administration
By Ace Reid
Tippy
School Board
Hospital
Roy Johnson
Zola
Randy Jeter
L&l
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Erich Maria Remarque
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Remarque
Robert
America
Ross
Natasha
Hollywood
Shore
Gallup
Harris
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