Galveston seeks funds for beach park plan and bonds
Galveston County leaders urge voters to approve a 5 million dollar bond measure on May 10 to fund three new beach parks and off beach parking. They urge state support and note prior efforts to secure funds and build with revenue bonds have faced market limits.
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Mother's Day Reflections From a Grandmother's Voice
A grandmother reflects on Mother's Day honoring mothers and the guiding hand they provide. She recalls loving her mother despite memories of knots and lessons learned, underscoring gratitude for maternal influence.
Roll Call Report on April votes in Congress
Washington roll call roundup shows House key votes from April 21 to 27 on funding for a Bethesda medical school project and a military pensions amendment. The House backed $12.5 million for training doctors, aligning with a Senate position to keep the Bethesda facility under construction. Voters listed include Reps. Wilson Collins Roberts Archer Brooks Pickle Wright Hightower Young de la Garza Gonzalez Kazen and othersyea. The military pensions amendment failed 148 to 247, aiming to move personnel to a congressional retirement system and end the current military pension setup.
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Horoscope Mixed with History Notes and Facts
A mash of daily zodiac guidance for Aries through Aquarius mixes with political voting records and a string of trivia. It references defense spending, tax cuts, and public figures, alongside notes on grandmothers, Beethoven, wallpaper, pizza, violins, vanilla, and Sirius.
Letter of thanks from La Marque Jaycee Ettes to The Times
Mable Pratt, immediate past president, thanks La Marque Times staff for fine cooperation. The La Marque Jaycee Ettes express appreciation for the newspaper's support and collaboration.
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Union Carbide chairman voices concerns on energy plan
William S. Sneath, chairman of Union Carbide, spoke at the Houston stockholders meeting on April 27. He said it is early to judge the impact of Carter's energy and anti inflation program, noting two major concerns: its failure to recognize oil and gas as indispensable feedstocks, and its support for clean liquid fuels to generate synthetic natural gas, which could be less efficient than using coal. He praised reliance on market forces to curb inflation but warned regulatory approaches may be overemphasized. He added Carbide will work with the Administration and Congress to balance aims with growth and environmental goals.
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Library Corner and May Community Garage Sale Call
A note on hours Tuesday through Friday and Saturday, plus thanks to local groups for helping raise funds for the Friends of the La Marque Library. Call Flo Antoniou at 935-6289 for items to donate. May 21 Community Garage Sale donations welcome. New arrivals include multiple authors across adult fiction, non fiction, children's and reference sections. A feature about Cal Thomas's A Freedom Dream profiles a Texas prison parole system and reentry challenges.
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Notable Fiction Titles Include Diverse 1970s Works
A list highlights prominent novels from the 1970s by authors such as Segal Uris Cheever Erdman Jong Cussler Ludlum and others. It references Oliver's Story Trinity Palconer and Crash of 79 among contemporary fiction selections.
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Unsuccessful law venture splits Dewey Cheatum and Howe
After a failed attempt to run a law practice, three lawyers end their partnership. The firm previously operated under the name Dewey, Cheatum and Howe.
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Poster Caption Celebrates USPS Week With Quip
A poster among hundreds by students for U S Postal Service Week features a line reading Old Mailmen Never Die They Just Lose Their Zip showcasing school creativity.
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If price of soap matched meat would make me dirty old woman
Shopper quips to grocery clerk that high soap prices rival meat costs, prompting a humorous remark about personal cleanliness and humor in everyday shopping. The exchange highlights budget humor in a retail setting.
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