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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1973
Page
2
STATE CAPITAL AUSTIN The 63rd Legislature wound down at midnight Monday with opinions sharply divided on its achievements. Reform rules slowed bill consideration yet major laws passed, including a record $9.7 billion tax free budget four days before adjournment.
The article notes Sidelights on a tournament preceded by discussions of emergency aid for poor school districts. It reports leftover funds to shape aid bills, and that revising school finance formulas and legislative redistricting were postponed for future sessions pending studies and property value reviews, with possible court involvement.
Paul Alexander, Ambassador College physical education teacher and tennis coach, spoke to the Gladewater Kiwanis on exercise for busy people. He promoted the Apollo Exerciser developed for astronauts, urged daily routines, and warned of weekend heart attack risks.
Nora Bennon, a Ball State University alumna, now teaches a nine week practical arts course at Jefferson Junior High Fort Wayne. She guides seventh graders through woodwork metalwork and art projects while balancing safety posters and student led projects. Bennon notes firm discipline and student engagement as part of the blended shop and art program that includes a water color and weaving club.
The commission orders Texas & Pacific to close the depot and outlines freight handling steps. It directs patrons to contact the Longview Customer Service Center at 753-0210 for services including seals, damage inspection, rate and route information, car tracing, and payment collections before delivery. The center handles long distance calls 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Report notes that emu eggs incubating in a study exhibit early chick communication. The behavioral detail highlights social cues emerging before hatch, suggesting complex embryo interactions among the group observed.
A humorous essay parodies a total gas shortage, picturing empty highways, stranded motorists, and a banking and grocery collapse. It riffs on alternate fuels and mocks auto pastimes, including mule powered Indy 500s and old baseball field layouts, ending with a note on the origin of the term southpaw.
A reminiscence of 1930s Claremore High School graduates. The author recalls car culture with a Model A, simple dates and terms like going with, the Yale cinema usher Lavern Seibert, and the senior hobo day memory at the Palace with heat from a gas stove.
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