City finances and pollution threaten national future
The speaker argues big cities face financial crises and pollution risks while farmers suffer little. He cites a proposed federal revenue sharing of five to six billion dollars to fix streets sewers and schools, warning Congress must fund bridge-crossing plans. He agrees with a congressman: we can't let cities go down the drain. The lakes rivers are already polluted and recovery would take millennia. He says he doesn't care about the cost.
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Waco
New York
Los Angeles
Hold the cities together as planned later
JA signs a closing note suggesting preserving city cohesion now and deferring concerns about railroads and aviation for future discussion. It conveys a formal, courteous closing.
Local races and town developments in Hearne area
In June 1946 residents noted county office candidates Lu ther Cole and W D Black stone entering races for county clerk and precinct two commissioner. The old Market and Fourth Street warehouse was razed for a new Culpepper Chevrolet parts building. Monarch Food Center planned opening in the Philen building on Magnolia Street, owned by Luke Roffino and Tony Nigliazzo. إش
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Luther Cole
Franklin
W. D. Blackstone
Market and
Fourth Street
Culpepper Chevrolet Company
Monarch Food Center
Philen
Magnolia Street
Luke Roffino
City Grocery
A. J
Tony” Nigliazzo
Leland Reeder
Grady Griffin
A. N. Mathews
Felton Porter
Hearne
Mary Cliff Mangum
Calvert
R. M. Hix
Centennial Rodeo Thanks Hearne and Area Helpers
The Hearne Saddle Club and rodeo committee express sincere gratitude to Hearne and surrounding communities for making the 1971 centennial rodeo a success.
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Hearne
Crossword Clues Puzzle Solution List
A compact clue list with across and down entries covering definitions such as extremely large declare pronoun encourage jr s father employing Mrs Swan indefinite article insects bring into being argon regret born Chilean seaport indefinite beastly coat public conveyance Revised Version abbr par rm fabric remnant social function thus and corresponding down clues including To exact satisfaction to harden terium aqua etc.
Leonard White Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Leonard Austin White were held at 2 p.m. Thursday, June 3, from the First Baptist Church of Hearne with Rev. James Schratt officiating. Burial was in Norwood Cemetery under Heartfield Funeral Home direction. Pallbearers were Warren Moody, Jack Bradshaw, Donald Watson, Lewis David, Tim Moore and N. F. B. McGuire. White died Wednesday morning, June 2, in a Temple hospital from cancer. He was born June 5, 1914 in Camp Hill Arkansas and was 56 years, 11 months and 27 days old. He moved to Hearne in 1963 from Midlothian while serving as special agricultural programs staff assistant to the state defense board at College Station. He married Mary Ruth Rockett October 14, 1943. Surviving are his widow, a daughter Margaret Ruth Staten of Austin, two sons Leonard Bruce White of Beaumont and Douglas White of Hearne, four grandchildren, his parents F. G. and Mrs. White of Jacksonville, two sisters Marie Heath of Kemp and June Taylor of Mount Selma, and two brothers Willis A. White of Nineveh and Calvin White of Palestine.
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Rusk
Pleasant Grove
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Mr. White
Army Cavalry
Fort Brown
Coast Guard
Department of Agriculture
Hearne
Midlothian
State Defense Board
College Station
White
Mary Ruth Rockett
The
Baptist Church
Margaret Ruth
Staten
Austin
Leonard Bruce White
Beaumont
Douglas White
F. G. White
Jacksonville
Marie Heath
Kemp
June Taylor
Mount Selma
Wil
Stimson Receives Baylor Bachelor of Arts Degree
Stewart Stinson of Dallas, a 1967 Thomas Jefferson High School graduate, earned a bachelor of arts degree with a major in Spanish from Baylor University at Waco during spring commencement exercises. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stimson of Dallas. His wife Marta, native of Hearne, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John.
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Stewart Stinson
Dallas
Thomas Jefferson High School
Baylor University
Waco
Stimson
W. F. Stimson
Marta
Hearne
John
Stimeon Employed by Museum While Attending Baylor
RR Mounce notes that Stimeon worked at the museum during his Baylor attendance. Mr and Mrs G D Martin Jr of Arlington visited Hearne weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Glenney D Martin.
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Mounce
Stimeon
The
Museum
Baylor
G. D. Martin Jr
Arlington
Hearne
Glenney D. Martin
Weekend visitors include Cecil Jones and family
Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones were weekend visitors with his sister Mrs T D Shotts and Mr Shotts in 2EI Mendorf Mrs Shotts has been ill for several weeks.
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Cecil Jones
T. D Shotts
Mr. Shotts
2Eimendorf
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C. T. Rhodes
Robertson County
C. F. Drury
State Tax Association
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Tom L. Tyson
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Lynn B. Griffith
Joe Coopley
Olin Teague
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Rebels
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Wilbur (Shorty) Abbott
Connie Jane Fleetwood
Edwin Miller
Bryan
Chris and
Mark Minor
W. H. Warren
J. E. Nichols
Natalie and
Noelle
Phoenix
Arizona
W. A. Nichols
Five Points
A. C. Gordon
Jie
Regret
Skill
Indian Tribe
Bone
Printer's Unit
Leonard White
Leonard
Austin White
Lis A. White
Nineveh
Calvin White
Palestine
Pritate
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Hearne Lumber CO
Cedar Street
Hoyt’s Pharmacy
O. A. Hoyt
W. S. Hoyt Jr
Hearne Municipal Electric System
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