Texas allows 1967 voter rule change for presidential ballot
Secretary of State Roy Barrera announces a new Texas rule allowing U S citizens aged 21 or older who have lived in Texas less than a year and at least 60 days to vote only for president and vice president in the upcoming election. They must apply at the county clerk's office within a 15 day window starting September 6 and present proof of prior registration if available.
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Traffic Accident Costs Rising in June 1968
The Insurance Information Institute reports June 1968 traffic losses at 1 113 840 00 dollars, up over June 1967 by more than 15 million. Traffic deaths rose 8 percent and injuries similar to last year, with 4 820 highway deaths in June. First half 1968 losses total 6 405 312 600, up 619 million from 1967, signaling a possible new high for the year. Terry Hill's week-long visit with grandparents ended with a home return.
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Escalator Dangers and Legal Burdens in Stores
A public service piece by WH Bernard examines escalator related injuries and liability. Courts split on whether escalators are common carriers, but agree stores must prevent hazards when feasible. Cases show fault rests on management for neglect or spectators for failing to act, with outcomes influenced by motion and consumer behavior.
Family visits span Arlington to Hearne details
Mrs. Jack Seelye Jr. and children Lonna Jo Mary Jack and Craig returned her mother Mrs. L C Bishop to Hearne after an extended Arlington visit. Mr Seelye joined weekend plans visiting his mother and sisters Mrs James Adams and Mrs Ladd Purl. Craig stays in Hearne for a week with grandmothers.
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