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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1975
Page
2
Sunday and weekday worship and study times listed for St James Lutheran Harper United Methodist United Presbyterian First Pentecostal and Catholic Masses with service details and groups. Churches invite all to attend, with notes on special First Wednesday council meetings and monthly youth groups.
A self employed individual considers an HR-10 tax sheltered retirement plan combining life annuity features with estate planning. The program aims to provide retirement income while reducing tax exposure and offering potential protection for heirs.
A job notice invites experienced and semi experienced mechanics to apply for permanent positions with good wages and benefits including paid holidays, vacation, hospitalization, retirement plan, and more. Equal opportunity employer.
A note seeks readers to contact Mary at The Radio Post for wedding invitations napkins and suggestions on printed items. The message thanks supporters for prayers cards flowers and visits received during confinement and expresses gratitude.
The fifth annual spring turkey season runs late April in 30 counties including Bandera Blanco Burnet Mason and others with Crockett County’s season April 27 to May 5. Hunters may take one gobbler per season and must display a valid turkey tag on the bird until it reaches its final destination.
Four Texas Tech regents plus administrators toured the Texas Tech University Center at Junction on April 2. The visit showcased the Kimble County Center with 411 acres and facilities including a seismic station, a pecan grove, and three new study centers. Attendees included Gov. Grover E. Murray and other TTU leaders, plus former Gov. Coke Stevenson and Rep. O. C. Fisher at lunch. A separate function hosted 40 law enforcement officials for training, part of the state commissions.
The Texas Highway Department releases the 1975 Official Highway Travel Map showing new Interstate 10 Hill Country sections near Kerrville. Demand is expected to exceed one million copies with 13 map insets for urban freeways and arterial streets. Copies available via district offices, tourist information bureaus or by mail.
The Texas House may consider HB 1596 to allow the TWQB to issue waste discharge permits under the NPDES program. The bill aims to avoid duplicative state and federal permits and aligns Texas law with federal requirements. Rep. Bill Sullivant sponsors the measure.
District Judge Marvin Blackburn convened court as jurors returned five felony indictments: forgery, aggravated assault, two thefts by check, and a misdemeanor theft. Foreman James Teschner led a panel including Leo Hartmann and others. A civil suit over a missing bull settled out of court. A non jury contempt motion for failure to pay child support was to be heard Wednesday.
Kerrville Community Chorus offers its second annual spring concert Music Americana on Sunday April 20 at 3 p m in Dietert Chapel Auditorium Schreiner College Kerrville. The program features Randall Thompson Testament of Freedom honoring Jeffersons birth bicentennial songs Shenandoah Shadrack Black is the Color of My True Loves Hair Deep River and a South Pacific medley with soloist Elizabeth Ott directed by Sally Ritch
Judge Blackburn announced no court Thursday to free the District Court room for Texas Unemployment Commission representatives. On Friday a non-jury motion to compel interrogatory answers will be heard. The full petit jury panel called for Tuesday will return Monday April 28 for further District Court action. Prayer gangs of jade have been found in Asia Africa and among American Indians.
A Washington column argues government interference has harmed Detroit’s auto industry and cost small firms supplying the sector. It cites labor rules and radio edicts as costly, notes 50 000 supplier firms, and warns of rising car prices and gasoline taxes threatening jobs.
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