Tower columns preview Gladewater vs White Oak showdown
U.S. Senator John Tower writes about a key high school football clash between Gladewater and White Oak. The Roughnecks seek a win to boost their momentum after recent strong showings, while White Oak aims to challenge for the season.
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Panama Canal treaty debate weighs national interest
The piece argues ratification of the Panama Canal treaty serves American, regional economic needs and aims to avoid turmoil in Latin America. It notes potential guarantees for uninterrupted transit are weak and casts doubt on Panamanian administration, warning of heavy upfront costs and diplomatic risks. It also references U.S. legal authority concerns and upcoming Senate hearings.
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Carol Johnston named Baylor Phoenix editor
Carol Johnston a Baylor University senior from Gladewater was chosen editor of the Phoenix the campus literary magazine. She says the role carries responsibility to students as selections for the annual publication are chosen from a fall contest with prizes for first second and third place entries.
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Gladewater Lions turkey shoot set for Nov 5 at city airport
The 22nd annual event runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets for four shots cost 125 cents in advance or 1.50 at the shoot. Prizes are freshly killed turkeys. Cub Scouts sell tickets, and everyone must have a ticket to enter. No privately owned rifles allowed.
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Wiley Named To National Who's Who Among High School Students
Malcolm Wiley, senior at Gladewater High School, son of Mrs. Mack Wiley, named to Who's Who Among American High School Students for 1976 77. He serves as Student Council Parliamentarian and is a VICA Printing Parliamentarian, yearbook staff member, and FTA, active in church and employed at Brookshire's after school and Saturdays. He plans to attend Kilgore College as his biography appears in the 11th annual edition. Fewer than 5 percent of upperclassmen nationwide are featured.
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Bruins Football History Shows Strong Legacy and 1977 Start
The Bruins, under interim head coach since mid season 19xx, built a strong legacy with a 16 win 13 loss mark since 1970 across AA and AAA classes. In 1975 and 1976 they posted deep runs including a 12-1 season and district success. The 1977 tally stands 18-1 in seven games with 215 points scored. Washington AP notes a separate $1 million arts program by the National Endowment for the Arts aimed at revitalizing communities and places to live and work.
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Serendipity Earth stewardship pledge declaration text
A long declarative pledge emphasizes global citizenship ecological living simple lifestyle sharing wealth and reducing harm in dating seeks to reshape institutions for a just global society with access to resources and personal growth. It calls for honest relationships prayer meditation and faith community involvement.
Carter Energy Battle and Senate Compromise Debate
Last week President Carter condemned oil giants for seeking bigger profits as the nation faced an energy crunch. The Senate rejected his rhetoric, while allies argued for funds to expand oil and gas output. A serious compromise with the White House began shaping a broader program.
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New Orleans Food, Tut Exhibit, and Oil Debate Reflections
A personal piece recounts a New Orleans trip with Galatoire's dining, King Tut exhibit, and a weekend with a daughter. It notes SFA travel plans, easy transport, and the French Quarter charm. The column shifts to critique of oil politics and a playful jab at TV soap operas driven by medical tropes.
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