Harper High School News Kept Busy With Events and Finals
The Harper High School page details a busy week with a senior car wash raising 124.92 for the class fund, a 32 point football win by the Shorthorns over St. Marys, a messy locker surprise, and a Friday pep rally. The 1976 annual theme honors freedom with a long history and a new index. The sixth grade reports Indian Colonization studies and a pep squad roster.
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Johnson City
Eagles
Tammy Harper
Evylyn Stehling
Brookie Samfred
Smoke the Eagles
Harper High School
Roast the Eagles
Harper Exes
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Phyllis Parker
Kim Matranga
Judy Ressmann
Renee Staudt
Deloris Colunga
Theresa Schlueter
Rick Walker
Curtis Tatsch
Tommy Martinez
Wayne Sembritzky
Quint Bratcher
Ricky Franco
Masser
Smith
State Expenditures Rise 50 Percent in Ten Years
Comptroller Bob Bullock reported that Texas state expenditures grew over 50 percent in the last decade after inflation and population adjustments. From 1967 to 1976 total spending climbed from 2 billion to 96.2 billion, with inflation accounting for about 60 percent of the growth. Per capita outlays rose from 194.44 to roughly 297.42, in the same period.
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Bob Bullock
Bullock
Comptroller
Texas
Comptroller's Office
Damenfest plans off to good start in Fredericksburg
Damenfest, Fredericksburg’s Night Out For the Ladies in its fourth year, moves to Gillespie County Fairgrounds exhibition hall October 16 at 6 30 p m. A lavish dinner precedes a cocktail hour with prizes, benefiting the Gillespie County jail restoration into an archives building. Proceeds support the Fredericksburg Heritage Federation and related events.
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Gillespie County Fairgrounds
Dudley Althaus
Estate Tax Reform Gains Ground in Washington Visit
The Independent Cattlemen's Association along with Senator Lloyd Bentsen and Congressmen Jake Pickle and Omar Burleson witnessed the passage of the Tax Reform Act. The bill repeals the $60,000 exemption, introduces a $30,000 credit with 1977 value of $120,667, and rising to a $175,625 exemption by 1981. It also allows agricultural land to be valued by productive output rather than market value. Cunningham praised the lawmakers for pushing the reform amid organized opposition.
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House
Texas
Senator Bentsen
Senate Finance Committee
Pickle
Burleson
Congress
Senator Bentsen Delivers U S Flag to Nimitz Center
Senator Lloyd Bentsen arrives at Gillespie County Airport and presents a U S flag flown over Washington D C in 1976 to Doug Hubbard at the Nimitz Center. He tours grounds including the Japanese Peace Garden and plans another flag gift from the Fleet Admiral Chester W Nimitz Carrier.
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Nimitz Center
Doug Hubbard
Nimitz
United States
Washington, D.C
U.S
Senator Bentsen
Chester W. Nimitz
High Seas
Bentsen
Gordon Sauer
Main Street
Fredericksburg
San Angelo
Abilene
Austin
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
America
Sons of American Revolution To Meet in Kerrville
The Hill Country Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution will meet Monday September 27 at noon in the Trails Inn Restaurant Kerrville. Speaker Howard L. Jones Registrar for the chapter will discuss verifying Revolutionary Ancestor participation and offer information sources. Male SAR members or prospective members in the Hill Country are invited.
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Trails Inn
Kerrville
Howard L. Jones
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