Free Speech The Outer Limits Comes Under Fire
A public service piece discusses limits on freedom of speech at public meetings. It cites examples of unlawful oral conduct and outlines that constitutional protection covers expression but not disruptive actions. Quoted Judge Curtis Bok on orderly discourse and communal speaking rights. The article is a collaboration of the American Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas written by Will Bernard in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleas
Curtis Bok
The
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Hill Country Arts Foundation Holds Annual Membership Meeting
The Hill Country Arts Foundation conducted its annual meeting at HCAF headquarters in Ingram on Saturday August 14 presided by President J Younts who presented the financial report. Directors elected included Otto Hegeman Richard Potter Mrs B O Quinn and Mrs Jack McBride for three year terms while retiring members were J O Youunts Sylvia McBryde Ford Ainsworth and Mrs John Duncan.
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Hill Country Arts Foundation
HCAF
Ingram
J . Younts
al Fehrenbach
Harrison Fwing
Ford Ainsworth
Children’s Workshop
Sylvia McBryde
Jean Sandidge
Gene Ball
Otto Hegeman
San Antonio
Richard Potter
Dallas
OB Quinn
Hunt
Jack McBride
Kerrville
J W Young
William Dozier
JO Youunts
Fora Ainsworth
John Dun
Eleven Directors Elected At CTEC Meeting In Fredericksburg
Large crowd of nearly 2000 attends Central Texas Electric Cooperative annual meeting at Fredericksburg High School Stadium. Philippine officials inspect area with J R Cobb. eleven directors chosen for next year amid prize drawings and leadership re elections. assets exceed 11 million dollars.
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CTEC
Central Texas Electric Cooperative
Fredericksburg
National Electrification Administration
Quezon City
Philippine Islands
Luis Cerrafon
Mariano S. Daley
Reynaldo R. Cruz
Leticia Ebba Lechoco
J. R. Cobb
Austin
Texas Electric Cooperatives
Willie Ray Willmann
Mason
C.T.E.C
W. C. McWilliams
McWilliams
Willmann
Cobb
W. R. Garner
Buchanan
Gillespie County Commissioners Renumber Election Precincts
Gillespie County Commissioners Court in regular session renumbered county election precincts and set a public hearing for the 1972 budget. They accepted the resignation of custodian Hubert Cox Jr and appointed Lorenz Schuch and Louis Bernhard to fill the vacancy with a salary increase. The court adopted a resolution honoring Ada Peden for long service as librarian. Final tax assessor records were reviewed, bonds approved for a vacancy appointment, and courthouse locks to be rekeyed. A new public road petition in Precinct 3 was approved, donors agreeing to donate right of way. The court recessed to August 27.
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Gillespie County Commissioners Court
Hubert H. Cox Jr
McDermott
Lorenz Schuch
Louis Bernhard
Schuch
Bernhard
Commissioners Court
Ada Peden
Gillespie County
Pioneer Memorial
Miss Peden
Coup Nissioners Court
Milton Durst
Harold Ho Juans
Stonewall
Harold Wood
Lela Martin
Harold Woods
Precinct 3
Fnday
Newsletter intern praises government service and duty
The piece by Joe De Brign Jr outlines a summer internship in Congressman Fisher's San Antonio office, notes interactions at the Pentagon with General Westmoreland, outlines duties of the Congressman including Armed Services subcommittee work, and asserts belief in the value and reform of government despite flaws. It also mentions social visits, district population, and a social security expansion for widows aged 50 to 60 with disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe de Brign, Jr
San Antonio
Congressmann Fisher
Santa Clara University
Pentagon
Defense
William Westmoreland
Army
Fisher
Texas
Armed Services
Widow's Social Security Benefits Explained
The note explains widow benefits tied to a husband's record with reductions before age 62 and varies by case. It urges contacting the social security office by phone at 475 5771 to determine eligibility, offering telephone assistance without an in office visit.
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Social Security Office
Farm Bureau Calls Minimum Wage Increase Counterproductive
The American Farm Bureau Federation denounces a proposed raise to two dollars an hour as harmful. They warn higher wages reduce employability and depress rural areas, urging Congress to reconsider in hearings. Mrs. J Cook of San Antonio stayed in Harper and Diana Rahe visited her grandmother Mrs August Kirchoff.
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Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congressional
Farm Bureau
The
Mrs. J . Cook
San Antonio
Harper
Diana Rahe
August Kirchoff
Helen Kirchoff
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