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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
3
The committee favored reporting H. R. 10190, a revised REA Supplemental Financing Bill. The sponsor describes it as a best possible compromise amid divergent views on rural electric and telephone needs. It is more restrictive than desired but less so than some power companies want, and it provides essential supplemental financing to help rural systems keep pace with urban ones over the next decade. It also establishes two provisions.
The speaker describes a compromise on a bill moving financing from taxpayers to the money market, with limits on court delays for power companies. He notes opposing wires from power firms and cooperatives and mentions May 24 House actions extending the Education Act and May 25 extending the Draft Act, supporting Green Amendments and reshaped student exemptions while preserving education carveouts.
William T. Moore Jr., son of Senator William T. Moore of Bryan, has been promoted to Army private pay grade E-2 on completion of basic training at Fort Bliss. The promotion comes two months early under incentive policy for outstanding trainees, based on range firing scores, high physical combat proficiency test, military bearing, and leadership potential.
Jimmy Heap and the Melody Masters, a popular dance band, will perform for the Sidewalk Cat tlemen's dance Thursday night at the patio of American Legion Park. The six vocalists ensure lively entertainment with varied tunes and styles. Committee members arranging the event are Jack Herring and Dr. Jeff Carter.
A letter argues that free speech has essential limits including time and place rules and content bans on defamation obscenity and seditious incitement. It cites examples like midnight megaphone use near hospitals and harmful rumors, urging minimal restrictions while preserving core freedoms.
Mrs. Fred Tidemann and her son Bobby, who had just completed his junior year at Stephen F. Austin College in Nacogdoches, spent several days in Oklahoma last week with Mrs. Tidemann's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc Collum.
Mr and Mrs Frank Jones Jr and family thank friends for food flowers and support during their time of grief.
Governor Connally signed Senate Bill 94 into law to require all government board and agency meetings be open to the press and public. The measure, backed by the Texas Press Association and other groups, preserves exceptions for grand juries and certain sensitive executive sessions.
Eighth grade graduation at West Side School held Friday May 26 at 9 30 am with Kent Brunette on the processional and recessional and Calvin Renne Deal giving the invocation. George F. Smith presented diplomas. Freddy Taylor gave the benediction. Notables on the program included Shirle Jean Pursley Helen Catherine Wilson Virgil Bryant Spence and Vicki Ann Fleetwood.
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