Government rule on cherry pie raises taxpayer questions
Uncle Dan reports a mock government memo on cherry pie standards from FDA guidance, noting a 2.7 cherries per ounce rule and a $159,000 University of Florida grant to teach mothers how to play with their children. He pits officials against readers and hints at broader taxpayer costs.
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Food and Drug Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S
Tech Food and Drug Administration
Clem Webster
The
Great Society
Ed Doolittle
Clem
University of Florida
A Soldier’s Satirical Plea On The Giver And Taker
A covert letter from a nameless soldier mocks the modern taker philosophy. It argues the giver must endure, tax and sacrifice to sustain others, while warning of force, unrest, and stolen wealth when distribution falls short. The piece skewers entitlement and the duty to give.
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David Lawrence
Numbered dialing spreads as letters hinder overseas calls
In 1916 the move to numeric telephone dialing faced criticism for using letters, with Denmark lacking a W and Q on its dial, while Sweden and New Zealand used no letters at all, prompting calls for standardization across nations.
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Sweden
New Zealand
Land Clearing Major Problem In VZ County
In Van Zandt County brush encroachment threatens grassland despite annual tree clearing. Woody growth consumes more water and lacks market value, making $25 to $50 per acre costs impractical. Experts urge leaving perennial grass, then applying shredding or chemicals to control regrowth and convert brush land into high producing pasture with local Cuistitores aiding soil and water conservation efforts.
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van Zandt County
Kaufman-Van Zandt Soil and Water Conservation District
Breach of the peace as a legal catchall in court cases
The article discusses breach of the peace as a catchall crime, its limits on lawful demonstrations and persuasion, and contrasts cases where religious preaching was protected versus disturbed quiet on Sundays. It cites First Amendment leeway and the boundary between liberty and public tranquility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thecourt
Letters To The Sun Subscriptions Requested In 1968
Readers request continued delivery of the Sun. Dick Moody notes daughters Sherry and Debby growing, while June Moody signs with address. Stella Matherly also asks for ongoing news and wishes a good year for Alf and Virginia.
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Alf
Virginia
the Sun
Sherry
Debby
Bro
June Moody
Stella Matherly
Paramount
Amarillo
Texas
Community thanks for support after Boxie’s loss
The Box family expresses gratitude for prayers, calls, and visits during their hour of sorrow after the passing of Boxie. Mrs. Bob Box along with R. L. and Maurine Box extend blessings to everyone who offered comfort.
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Boxie
Bob Box
R. L. and
Maurine Box
ABA and Texas Bar Collaboration Noted
The document, authored by Will Bernard, references the American Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas in 1967. It notes collaboration between the two bodies and outlines joint professional standards and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
City imposes gate at dump and new trash charges
Public notice from Grand Saline Texas mandates locking the dump gate with gate access at City Hall for 50 cents per load. Violations incur fines from 25 to 100.60 dollars. Residential garbage service set at 1 dollar monthly with weekly pickup and containers under 30 gallons.
World War I Vets and Auxiliary Meet Friday Night
The World War I Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary hold their regular monthly meeting in the I.O.O.F. Hall Friday January 19 starting at 6 30 P M A covered dish supper will be served Commander Jerry Clark invites all members to attend.
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Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary
C.F
Jerry Clark
City Hall to Close Saturdays and Weekday Hours Noted
Beginning February 1 1968 City Hall offices will be closed on Saturdays. Normal hours are 7 30 a m to 4 30 p m Monday through Friday. Emergency water or gas line issues should call listed numbers for Water Department and Gas Department plus Mineola office contact.
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City Hall
Last Rites Held For Mrs Ola Dickerson
Mrs. Ola Dickerson aged 79 of Silver Lake died Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral services were held Friday at 11 a.m. in Mineola at the Teague Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Johnny Hudson and R. L. Box officiating. Burial followed in Providence Cemetery. Surviving relatives include seven daughters and three sons, along with siblings and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Ola Dickerson
Silver Lake
Mineola General Hospital
Teague Funeral Home
Mineola
Johnny Hudson
Canton
R. L. Box
Grand Saline
Providence Cemetery
Gertrude Erwin
J. C. Fite
Coy Bryant
Marie Crone
Dallas
Geneva Floyd
Farmers Branch
R. H. Dickson
Allen
Dorothy Pfluger
Erie
Snow Dickerson
Dickerson
Houston
Leonard Huff
Fort Worth
Lon Huff
Marshall
Hobson Huff
Lea Marable
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Main Street
Alf Rebe
Fesain Edi Gs Ter
Ieee Dickerson
Aniltea
le Blaaindanebitinatens
Pressman
van Zandt Co
Sea
Uncle Dan
Doolie
Mr. U. S
VZ County
Ronnie Nations
Belman
Nations Barber Shop
Kelman
Saline Cafe
W. L. Garland, Jr
Water Dept
GAS Dept
Steve’s Pharmacy
Grand Saline, Texas
Southwestern Electric
Fower
Lomany Electric Company
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