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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1973
Page
3
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Driver education rallies praised for teaching safe driving through timed routes a driver and navigator team follow a planned path to reach checkpoints on time penalized for early arrivals. Rally tests reading maps timing speed and concentration with volunteers needed as navigators timekeepers and drivers.
The first major overhaul in a century moves toward final passage as the legislature nears the end of its regular session. The seven year study by the State Bar of Texas consolidates criminal laws, redefines insanity for defense, and adjusts penalties for violent crimes while grouping statutes under a general attempt provision. House and Senate race over open records, oil, ethics, and education law, with various appointments and policy debates shaping the session’s closing days.
A public service feature notes that while parents retain a legal right to discipline children, courts have narrowed its extent. Instances include a father punished for beating a 10 year old and a guardian who sued a mother for damaging a stepson. Courts uphold a child’s right to redress despite family harmony claims.
Twenty nine seniors will receive diplomas at Franklin High School in a 8 p m commencement in Roland Reynolds Auditorium. Rodney Menn delivers the valedictory. James McCullough the salutatory. Local clergy provide invocation scripture devotional and benediction. Joe Hedrick will present diplomas. ushers include Jan Huff Lisa Shaw and Nikki Shirmshire.
Leslie George Bumpers died Wednesday May 16 at his Seale home. Funeral held May 17 at Seale Round Prairie Church with burial in Seale Round Prairie Cemetery. He was a Robert son County farmer and Baptist church member. Survivors include his wife Susie Bumpers two sons A R Watts Thornton and W A Watts Clure a daughter Ivy Matthews Thornton 17 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren and nine great great grandchildren and sister Bertha Turner Marquez.
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