18 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1976
Page
1
Comptroller Bob Bullock announced checks totaling 13.2 million were mailed Monday to 640 Texas cities as November rebates of the one cent city sales tax. The year to date rebates reach 252.2 million, up 28.5 million from last year.
A black male about 30 years old robbed the Thriftyman Pantry Store near US 271 South and SH 135 at 8:45 p.m. Sunday, taking 860 dollars from a cash register, a cash box, and a purse. No injuries. He fled in a beige Monte Carlo. Police identified two clerks involved and officers investigated.
The school board met in a special noon session and voted to accept the resignation of GHS principal Hugh E. Mixon submitted last Thursday. The resignation becomes effective December 31 as the board held an executive session.
VA Regional Director Jack Coker reports current GI Bill activity costs exceed earlier programs. More than 20 billion dollars paid to 6.6 million trainees since 1966, with benefits continuing through 1989 and new eligibility ending December 31, 1976.
The drive targets 15500.00 with 15117.37 raised to date and a long list of local contributors including Williams & Butcher Insurance, Sallies Flowers, Medco Pharmacies, State Farm Insurance, SWEPCO, Dairy Queen locations, and numerous individual donors.
The Obernkirchen Children’s Choir, an international group of 5 to 16 year olds, will sing at the Ambassador College Auditorium Sunday night November 21 as part of the Ambassador International Cultural Foundation Series. Tickets are 4.50, 3.50 and 2 dollars.
A biblical reference cites seeds falling into good ground producing fruit from Matthew 13 8. It notes the parable of the sower where some seed bears fruit in fertile soil. The line highlights spiritual yield and interpretation within Christian teaching.
In observance of Children's National Library Week Lee Public Library schedules a 10 a.m. Saturday film showing Kon Tiki for 75 minutes so children can be picked up after. Union Grove Band Boosters announce a bake sale at Brookshire's parking lot on Saturday to fund new uniforms. Christmas decorations for Municipal Hospital sought from Garden Club members.
Longview High School moves from downtown into a $10 million 270000 square foot central instructional building on a 64 acre site near Loop 281 and US 259. Principal Dr. Jim R. Davis cites smooth transition despite minor problems as the district grows to about 8900 students across 11 elementary schools and 3 middle schools.
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