Exotic pets a health hazard warns Texas official
Texas health experts urge banning pet skunks and similar exotics due to rabies risk. Dr William Bilderback notes no vaccine prevents rabies in these animals and cites an auction in Canton where rabid animals led to exposures and vaccine needs. Officials seek information on sales while stressing eradicating the animals for public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Department of Health Resources
William R. Bilderback
Department
Bureau of Veterinary Public Health
Bilderback
Canton
Texas
Dr. Bilderback
van Zandt County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Health Department
Paris
Oregon
Man
Being single in America a mixed bag of freedom and loneliness
Debby Johnson of Texas A and M Extension notes about four million Americans living solo. Singles gain privacy and independence but face loneliness, higher costs, and lack of emotional closeness. The outlook varies with personal choice and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Debby Johnson
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Miss Johnson
Constitutional Amendments on Court Size and Public Finance
Public notice summarizes proposed Texas constitutional amendments for the November 8 1977 general election including SJR 18 expanding the Court of Criminal Appeals to nine judges and allowing panels of three. Other measures cover Veterans Land Fund bonds SJR 13 tax relief SJR 5 and various governance changes SJR 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Criminal Appeals
State of Texas
Veterans’ Land Fund
Texas
State Judicial Qualifications Commission
State Commission On Judicial Conduct
Commission
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
CIA foresees economic strain for Soviet and Chinese leaders
Senator Lieva Bentsen discusses a CIA report predicting slower growth in the Soviet Union and China. Oil shortages, high military spending, and a looming crisis threaten Moscow and Beijing, with potential shifts in their relations to the United States and global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Soviet Union
Central Intelligence Agency
C.I.A
Europe
Moscow
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
U.S
Coffee Breaks and Carpet Sales This September
Retail tips note September may be carpet buying month with stores offering price cuts ranging from 10 to 30 percent or more. Consumers are urged to compare offers and read terms before purchasing.
Woodworking course to start October at Longview Center
A twelve week woodworking course begins October 3 at White Oak High School via the Longview Center Kilgore College. Dr. Joe Hendrix announces the program teaching routing drilling jig saws and saws with hands on projects. class meets Tuesdays 6 30 to 9 30 pm at 500 North Third Street. Tuition 40 dollars limited to eighteen students and Marvin Terrell leads instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak High School
Longview Center
Kilgore College
Joe Hendrix
North Third St
Marvin Terrell
White Oak
New Arrivals at City Hospital and Hart Clinic Hart Clinic
Multiple birth announcements list newborns at City Hospital and Hart Clinic with birth dates in September. Entries include Kellie Lynette 6 lbs 2 oz 20 inches, Amanda Anne 7 lbs 2 oz 19 inches, Brande Lynn 8 lbs 2 oz 22 inches, Arron Dale 6 lbs 13 oz, and other newborns with times and parental names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Daniel Williamson, Jr
Hart Clinic
Arron Dale
Leslie French
City Hospital
Kellie Lynette
Donald Ray Walker
Amanda Anne
Hickey Childress
Little Miss
Brande Lynn
Buddy Freeman
Charles Edward
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S.J.R
Pharmacies, Inc
West Upshar P
Gladewater
Telas
Orwein
Municipal Hospital
Lieva Bentsen
Washington
Optical Manufacturers Association
Marine Optical
Fairfield Optical
Edward Chase
Jeffery Ayton
Egypt
Gilmer
W.F.W. Hall
Marlene Hooker
Oller
AE Reg Stereo
Internat
Authority
Watchers
Onal Inc
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