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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
5
A review of defamation foreseeability shows varied state outcomes when damage includes letters to parents and neighbors. Courts consider reasonable foreseeability of publication to others, with cases noting liability for sending and sharing harmful communications.
Mrs Corn ilickey aged 89 died Saturday June 26 in a Llano nursing home She was longtime Kingsland resident Funeral services were held Monday at Clements Funeral Home Burnet with Minister Silas Howell officiating Burial was the Oddfellows Cemetery Survived by one daughter Mrs Joe Heard of Austin three sisters Mrs Mamie Callison of Georgetown Mrs Ann Marsh of Florida and Mrs Dokle Deals of Llano one brother Sherman Long of Kingsland two grandchildren and six great grandchildren
Anglers discuss trolling as a reliable method in hot weather. The piece explains a Canadian minnow sock and nylon jig as live bait systems and compares inverted wicker finger tricks. It notes trolling depth, line weight, and wind use, plus alternative plastic worm tactics for hot days.
1,105 head sold at the Llano LLANO livestock sale with active stocker and feeder trade. Slaughter cows and bulls varied, stocker cows and pairs remained in good demand. prices shown for various weights and classes across many named buyers and consignors.
Governor Dolph Briscoe signs a bill for free state supported kindergartens for five year olds to start this year. Provisions allow half day or full day options for districts, with smaller districts allowed a single semester.
Llano reports show summer heat with two days at 94 degrees and a low of 67. Overcast skies and high winds occurred over the weekend and Tuesday night with no rainfall in town though Friday brought .08 inch, bringing June total to .67. Readings taken at 8 a.m. reflect the prior 24 hours. John Adams was the first president to occupy the White House.
The Pontotoc community reports a family reunion at the Community Club on Sunday with a large crowd from various places. Visitors include Max and Michelle Molloy of Kerrville. Dayton Capps of Sonora. and Kristi Hey of Mason. Rainy days caused peanut crop damage and soil washing, with some fields covered by sand.
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