Flag Day reflections and a look at containerization survey
The piece honors Flag Day and American liberty while contrasting real poverty with national comforts and warning against apology for patriotism. It then shifts to a local report on containerization for garbage collection, a voter survey, and a note on a new ice cream flavored chewing gum. Also includes geologic and drilling updates in Texas, detailing depths, locations, and company activities in Patricia, Dawson, and Gail areas.
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Snyder
American Chicle Company
City Considers Full Transition To Containerized Garbage
City officials praise containerization for cleaner alleys and reduced pests. Lids eliminate dog scattering and twice weekly pickups cut sanitation turnover, with gradual rollout to meet demand and budget limits.
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Patterson
Grassroots Opinions From Midwest Columns On Prices And Newsroom Humor
A collection of editorial glimpses from OKABENA OKLAHOMA MINNESOTA ILLINOIS and WASHINGTON state papers features Earl Butz on beef prices noting retail counters set the price and the 24 month lead time for steer age. Mendota Illinois humor on paper production. Everett Washington concerns about welfare taxation versus taxpayers. and a remark about appliance firms hiring spies to anticipate competitor moves.
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Okabena
Minn
Earl Butz
Texas lawmakers face bleak 1975 revenue outlook says TRL
Texas researchers warn 1975 brings up to 700 million in new revenues while 1976 77 spending climbs by 550 to 850 million. Lt Gov Hobby cites 533 million tax boost, Briscoe resists. federal funds drop. a 156 million surplus shrinks. TRL flags potential 600 700 million biennial need. Briscoe promises budgeting innovations.
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Texas Research League
Bill Hobby
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
We Know Better Than We Do by Paul Harvey
The essay critiques corporate espionage and political ethics in America, arguing people justify wrong actions by emotion over knowledge. It cites Watergate era cynicism, calls for public funding of campaigns, and warns that citizens abdicate responsibility to a fallible government. It names figures like Watergate era officials and Tom Eagleton.
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Everett
Wash
New York City
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