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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1973
Page
6
National Geographic notes that about 90 percent of Peruvian artifacts in museums and private collections originate from grave robbers who work as farmers by day and hunt treasures by night.
Dignitaries and friends gathered for the dedication of the Truett A. Reid Building, named for the late state welfare employee who died October 23, 1972. The building, completed in 1970, honors Reid’s over a decade of service to Van Zandt County and his commitment to the aged and nursing homes.
Questions and answers from Thomas F. Guy Tyler district manager explain that voluntary contributions to Social Security are not allowed, eligibility hinges on covered work, and retirees or survivors gain protections. The column outlines qualification for widow benefits, continuing payroll taxes after entitlement, and where to send questions to Tyler Texas.
Locals including the McCoys Read and Spears clans from Dallas and Little Rock spent Mother’s Day visiting relatives in Stuttgart Sulphur Springs and Mesquite. They enjoyed Six Flags over Texas Friday night and attended Grass Road Baptist Church and a Sheree Smith Open House with the Smiths and others.
Lloyd Bentsen urges simplification of government procedures and forms to reduce red tape for small businesses. He cites vast paperwork costs and proposes legislation to require an impact assessment of any new reporting requirements. He notes committee hearings show government paperwork burdens hinder entrepreneurship.
A lone youngest skunk is rescued after his family perishes in the forest. He loses his scent ability, adapts to farm life with Cindy and a vet, and grows to love his new home despite others fearing him.
A neighbor voices frustration with persistent issues and exhausting attempts at remedies. The line reflects a confrontational tone and a sense of desperation as options run out.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hudgins resume home life after a two week tour of California visiting Ora Gregory in San Francisco Fannie Cooke in Baldwin Park Thelma Hennard in Sunnyvale and Milton Neeley in Fresno They also saw snow in Flagstaff Ariz The visit is described as very nice Cleatus Burt and family from Dallas visited Milton Youngblood While in Kilgore Milton Youngblood visited J W Rainey and Pete Smiths sister and brother in law.
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