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Newspaper

Gladewater Mirror

Location

Gladewater, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1975

Page

2

Gladewater Deploys First City Breathalyzer

The Gladewater Police Department acquires a $1,900 breathalyzer unit approved by Gregg County and will begin using it immediately. Three officers—Set. Bill Wells Sgt. Alvin Parker and Officer Richard Morris—are certified to operate it with Highway Patrol support. The device, maintained by the Texas Department of Public Safety, aims to ensure accurate results for DWI cases and keep tests in county court.

Gladewater Richard Morris Bill Wells William Parker Eddie Anderson Gregg Jay Banks Alvin Parker Texas Department of Public Safety Longview Banks

Judge Denies Lower Bond in Capital Murder Attempt Case

Gilmer District Judge Virgil Mulanax refused to reduce bond for Virgil Boyd McCuller 32 of Sims charged with attempted capital murder for the July 25 shooting of Jimmy Leon Hobbs 30 of Longview. McCuller testified he could post about 5000 of a 50000 bond while his attorney called the bond excessive. the district attorney argued for 100000. Heard said he would appeal.

Gilmer Virgil Mulanax Virgil Boyd McCuller McCuller Sims Jimmy Leon Hobbs Longview 115Th District Harry Heard Welby K. Parish Heard

Editor's Quote Book on Leadership and Criticism

A concise quotation from Royal Alcott defines leadership as initiating and directing endeavors for outcome, while labeling all other commentary as criticism from janitors. The remark frames leadership as purpose driven action versus idle critique.

Sign Of The Times Sign in bakery shop

A bakery display sign proclaims if their bread were any fresher it would be insulting. The witty slogan emphasizes the shop's confidence in its daily loaves.

Sign of the Times

Paperless banking planned by Texas bankers group

The Texas Bankers Association endorses a computer based system to credit and debit accounts eliminating paper checks. The plan, developed by Southwestern Automated Clearing House Association, aims to curb the ten billion dollars yearly cost of check processing. By year end 1976 most U S bank customers could be involved as banks recruit in October and hold November briefings. Also noted is U S imports ranking second to West Germany in agricultural goods.

Austin Texas Bankers Association Southwestern Automated Clearing House Association United States American Express West Coast U. S

Gladewater Housing Survey Seeks Local Input on Homes

City asks residents about age, income, housing type, and plans for renting or buying in spring 1976. The questionnaire requests marital status, household size, ownership status, mobility thoughts, and awareness of Farmers Home Administration and Savings and Loan programs.

Farmers Home Administration

Church marks 125th year in Kilgore observance planned

Kilgore’s First Presbyterian Church begins a 125th anniversary program with monthly events through May 1976 including a Danville church picnic, a heritage fair in February, and a May visit by Dr. Paul M. Edris moderator of the U S Presbyterian General Assembly. Notable programs feature organ recitals by William Teague, a January pulpit visit by Rev J Howard Edington, and a March tribute to pastor emeritus D Shirley Guthrie. The theme aligns with the Bicentennial year and includes an April musical Testament of Freedom and Song of Democracy.

Kilgore First Presbyterian Church Danville Gum Spring Paul M. Edris General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U. S William Teague St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Centenary College Shreveport J. Howard Edington D. Shirley Guthrie

Tax turn on a satirical look at federal spending

A satirical monologue mocks President Ford and Congress over proposed tax cuts and spending, imagining absurd agency names and unrestricted cash handouts. It riffs on a fantasy scenario where Congress resists raises and explores wild bureaucratic schemes like F L A B and D U M P and W A S T E.

Ford Congress Senate CIA

Fragmented clippings sketch quirks from 1970s era papers

A collage covers a mix of notes and oddities from various locales including Texas constitution talk, a foot kissing assault in San Antonio, a Maine NOW Day, Florida alligator counts, Michigan campus rental schemes, luxury catalogs from Dallas, a naked waiter arrest in Los Angeles, and ETSU homecoming nods to 1925 seniors.

Texas San Antonio Nebraskaland Magazine Nebraska Bangor Maine Daily News National Organization of Women East Lansing Mich Michigan State University Dallas Utah Neiman- Marcus Los Angeles

PD hires two officers to join Gladewater Police

David Wendell Towery a 27 year old former Gregg County juvenile probation officer from Longview has been hired as a patrolman to fill Patrolman Bill Brown's position in Gladewater Police Department. Towery is an East Texas Police Academy graduate and Kilgore College police science major. Patrolman Michael Eakin has returned to fill Ricky Sutton's vacancy after graduating from the East Texas Police Academy and serving six months on the force.

Gregg County Gladewater David Wendell Towery Longview Bill Brown Brown Towery H. P. Wood East Texas Police Academy Kilgore College Michael Eakin Ricky Sutton Eakin

Gladewater Publishing Deals With Local Subscriptions

Gladewater paper shows publishing cadence Thursday and Sunday under The Gladewater Publishing Company with postal rates for home delivery and mail in Texas and outside. The notice notes prepaid subscriptions and consolidations with The Gladewater Times Tribune in 1949 and The White Oak Texan in 1969.

Gladewater Publishing Company Glade Avenue Dean Street Gladewater Gregg County Texas Gladewater Times-Tribune White Oak Texan

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