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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
5
Urban Renewal director explains that federal subsidies do not authorize local property control. The Feds review local plans, then provide up to three quarters of net project costs if plans are followed in good faith. Once completed, federal authority ends. cities adopt codes and master plans to prevent new blight.
Holly E. Rees district manager of the Social Security Administration announces new field representative visit times for Calvert and Franklin. Calvert visits occur on the second Wednesday each month at City Hall from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Franklin visits are the first and third Tuesdays at the Grand Jury Room Courthouse Annex from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
Dear editor recounts a town talk about the Secretary of Agriculture. A reader suggests appointing a farmer, but the columnist argues the job is worst in politics and even a farmer would struggle. He insists on needing farm legislation while noting the frustrations of rural life.
Mr and Mrs John Escoubas and daughters visited in Denton to return Jean Escoubas to Texas Woman s University for her second year. They had earlier accompanied Sherry Escoubas to Huntsville for studies at Sam Houston State College.
Mr and Mrs J P Bersch of Aransas Pass visited Hearne last week as guests of their daughter Mrs Lucille Wilson. Miss Genea Karney was to leave Friday for Staunton Va to resume her college studies at Mary Baldwin College. She was accompanied as far as Dallas by her parents Dr and Mrs F W C Karney Jr.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Strong and their son Milton accompany their son and brother Wilbur S Strong a 1963 Hearne High School graduate to Austin on Sunday to begin his studies at Texas University.
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