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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
2
A Washington Views item notes the erratic pace of Congress, sometimes passing bills rapidly with little debate, other times dragging out discussions. It highlights that charitable measures often move quickly while many minor items receive extensive detail review.
Congressman Bob Poage argues the Rural Development Bill offers targeted aid to rural areas and will curb rural exodus. He describes two years of Agriculture Committee review, rapid House and Senate actions, and a conference report delays due to new House rules. He confirms the measure awaits the president's signature.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mathis and children Mike and Lisa recently visited Cleveland along with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pate.
Mrs Anna May Luce a frequent Hearne visitor has moved to Hearne with her mother Mrs Mattie White and brother the C H White family after living in Houston for several years to make her home.
The article notes travelers using RVs with propane appliances face safety concerns. Propane is safe under normal conditions, but leaks require precautions to prevent hazards during road trips and camping.
Proposed Texas constitutional amendment expands property tax exemptions. It details uniform tax rules, exemptions for church property and public charities, and broad disability veteran exemptions plus surviving spouses and children. The measure wallets a November 1972 vote.
The article warns propan e gas systems in RVs can be hazardous if not maintained. Check seals avoid overtightening and ventilate LP gas compartments. Turn off valves during travel and air the vehicle if gas smells. Do not light matches during leaks and ensure proper venting for appliances. Surviving relatives include Noel Andrews Bremond Guy Andrews Mexia and several sisters.
Funeral services for Dea Morgan Andrews 72 of near Groesbeck were held at 10 a.m. Monday July 31 in the Blair Stubbs Funeral Home chapel in Mexia with burial in Mexia Cemetery. Andrews died Saturday at his home after a long life as a Limestone County resident and retired farmer.
Public notice announces constitutional amendment number 13 on the November 7 1972 general election ballot. The proposal adds Section 65 to Article II allowing bonds issued by state agencies to bear interest at a weighted average rate not exceeding 6 percent and repeals conflicting provisions. The effective date is adoption. The measure asks voters to approve a 6 percent weighted average cap for bonds with constitutional authority.
Constitutional Amendment Number 14 on the ballot in the November 7, 1972 general election proposes allowing a county through its commissioners court to reduce the county permanent school fund and distribute the funds to independent and common school districts on a per scholastic basis to reduce indebtedness or fund permanent improvements, while preserving funds to pay taxes on school lands and royalty interests and not altering state aid.
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