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Newspaper
Harper Herald
Location
Harper, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1967
Page
4
Texans may vote on a one per cent local sales tax in several cities as part of a new law allowing communities to levy the tax with voter approval. Houston and San Antonio show early interest with officials predicting potential revenue and service implications in fall elections.
Kimble County Agent warns horse owners to vaccinate against equine encephalomyelitis before peak summer exposure. The column covers symptoms, incubation, and vaccination timing, plus tick control guidance with insecticides and household spray options and references to a Texas guide.
Jack Tanner aged 34 has been named Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Field Inspector for District 30 based in Claremore Oklahoma. He brings law enforcement and investigative experience from Rogers County and Claremore and serves as a lifelong resident with community ties. Tanner succeeds in a district covering northeastern Oklahoma counties.
President and Mrs. Johnson were joined by John Ben Shepperd of Odessa on a tour of Lyndon B. Johnson State Park during a ranch vacation. Shepperd, administrator of a private fund to buy and develop the park, accompanied them with Mark Gosdin, director of park services for the state.
TS and GRA will host Frank R. Booth executive director of the Texas Water Rights Commission at its July convention in San Antonio. Booth’s background includes roles with Texas boards and the U S Study Commission for Texas. The association helped block oil company eminent domain for salt water disposal and secured a statewide no pit order to curb fresh water contamination. Also includes brief family and guest mentions surrounding a Sunday visit and dinner.
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