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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1976
Page
6
The Gladewater school board voted to raise salaries about five percent for custodians drivers and the director of food services beyond the existing pay schedule. Supt Johnson won approval to continue the educational TV program next year costing 75 cents per student and 25 dollars to tape the morning news.
Local notice invites boys aged 15 to 17 to a baseball meeting at Bear Park on Thursday night May 13 at 7 30 p m. Other items note a police dispatcher resigning after 15 years, Bible study date changes, TARS fundraising clarifications, the Stegall family reunion May 16, and Gladewater Summer Recreation dates June 15 to July 22 with a date correction. Also Sgt Bull Wells remains in ICU. 18 Ruth Morris surgery. addresses sought for Class of 1947 reunion. and a late item about a giveaway for one month old.
At Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center fetal monitoring traces the fetal heart and contractions, enabling rapid cesarean delivery when oxygen deprivation is detected. Dr. Rovinsky notes continuous monitoring safeguards mother and baby, aiming to reduce stillbirths and improve newborn outcomes. An unrelated Missouri Caverns feature describes a cave guide comparing a vast cave formation to the Liberty Bell.
Hawaii legend George Downing leads a push to professionalize surfing with a four continental world series in Australia Japan Hawaii Brazil and the United States. He contrasts modern skill riding with the old wild ride and offers a $1000 prize for a 360 degree loop, funded by Japan's sake industry association.
South Africa's Gary Player ends the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open with a chip shot on the 18th for a second consecutive 67. He earns 3330 dollars as part of a 1976 American debut and finishes third with Hale Irwin the winner and Tom Watson runner up. Wadkins and Shaw tie for fourth.
Buck Eagle Sharp, the highest decorated Indian of all tribes, says the Indian Organization will fully support Reagan if he is the GOP nominee, or vote Democratic if he is not. He plans active campaigning for Reagan.
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