Junemann outlines 1973 insurance changes for Kiwanis
Kiwanian Raymond June mann spoke on new insurance laws and reforms under the 1973 legislature. He cited Workmen's Compensation changes, windstorm coverage after Celia, no time limit on death benefits, and broader coverage for partners and sole proprietors. He warned no-fault proposals may come from the state, with rate reductions regional and federal risk. He urged readers to lobby for stricter penalties for habitual traffic offenders and noted State Insurance Board hearings on auto insurance begin soon.
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Gulf Coast
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Joe Christie
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Chamber hears highway report as plans unfold for 1765 146 traffic
Chamber of Commerce board adjourned to the Highway Department to hear Hardie Jarrell report on highway projects. He noted funds holdups, rising costs, and pending public hearings on 1765, with environmental rulings and noise and emission studies delaying work. Future plans include a four to six lane 146, a new bridge, expressway-style sections, and a link to College of the Mainland, plus anticipated ROW acquisitions next year.
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Galveston Island
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County Memorial Hospital
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Fireworks and Fourth of July Fun in the Eyes of Adults
The author recaps summer delights including a snowball fight on the Fourth of July by two girls Susan and Elizabeth Polk. He reflects on newsroom rounds, editorial conferences, and the shared joy of fireworks and bright electrical displays, noting both children and adults revel in the spectacle and nature’s bursts of color.
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Susan
Elizabeth
R.J
Pagans Plans Parks Upgrading Camp Wallace Area
Ken Pagans outlines progress on Beach Park Board plans to clean beaches, acquire land, and build parks including Jack Brooks Park with golf, tennis, swimming, and a zoo. He notes autonomous budget control next month, land donations, and pursuit of federal money with Exxon land gifts. The district aims for multiple park facilities and improved beach access, parking, and camping.
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West Beach
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National Guard
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Highlands Bayou
Jack Brooks
Smithsonian
League City
Exxon
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