Faith Assembly pastor retires after open heart surgery
Open heart surgery with four bypasses forces Rev. O B Cook to retire from Faith Assembly of God Church in Mexia. He and Mrs. Cook move back to Athens. Mrs. Cook praises the Faith Assembly congregation and local community for support during recovery.
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Dallas highrise fire claims two firefighter lives
A 20 story North Dallas apartment building fire before dawn killed two firefighters and injured two others plus two residents. About 300 residents were evacuated as 75 to 100 firefighters battled flames from the 14th floor for two hours. Residents were rescued from balconies and elevators amid smoke and 32 degree temperatures.
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Mexia Native Cited as Rangeman of the Year in Texas
Dr. Joseph L. Schuster of Texas A&M University earns the Rangeman of the Year award from the Texas Section of the Society of Range Management at Abilene. He heads the Range Science Department and directs statewide range education and research programs.
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Reverend Hanser's Advent Lesson Ends With Santa Claus
In Dallas AP report Reverend Father Patrick Hanser led three weeks of Advent masses for Holy Trinity Catholic Church children. Classes were in a school auditorium. A sign read Let us rejoice for He is coming. The final session asked Who is He that is coming and the children answered Santa Claus.
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Verse A Day Ecclesiastes Verse Reflection
A brief meditation notes wisdom as a valuable asset even without wealth. It mirrors a verse pairing wisdom with profit for those who live under the sun, emphasizing contemplation and insight over material gain.
Oil price rollback won t cut gasoline costs says Zarb
Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb warned that a rollback of U S crude oil to 7.66 a barrel under Ford s signed energy bill would yield only about 2 5 to 3 cents per gallon relief and be likely offset by higher production costs and a 10 percent rise from oil exporting nations.
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Ford signs energy bill ending price controls and removing refinery fee
President Ford announced the energy bill ends oil price controls by early 1979 and removes the $2 per barrel import crude fee. He warned price cuts would be modest, while prohibiting larger increases, and said vetoes delayed energy policy debate for a year.
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Ford vows to curb heroin flow
President Ford pledges to do whatever it takes to curb illegal heroin traffic in the United States. Lawmakers say he made no commitment to cut off aid to opium growers like Turkey and Mexico, but expect a major policy statement soon and a use of 42 million dollars to fund crop destruction efforts.
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Life Expectancy in Limestone County to Reach 75 by 2050
National health studies project longer lifespans for Limestone County residents with significant gains in medicine and public health. By 2050 children born this year could live to 75, while current local figures show 3,460 residents aged 65 or over and women generally living longer than men.
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Hostage release and surrender after OPEC raid in North Africa
Terrorists who raided the Vienna OPEC headquarters released the remaining hostages in Tripoli and Algiers and surrendered to Algerian authorities. In New York, the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a ruling finding Trans World Airlines liable for damages to heirs of a passenger killed and nine injured in the 1973 Athens airport attack.
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Open Letter to Santa From a Mexia Reader
An editor notes a Mexia reader submission an open letter to Santa Claus describing loneliness and disappointment since moving from a happier home. The writer asks for renewed joy and a fresh supply of simple treasures this Christmas and to be remembered with faith and hope.
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