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Mexia Daily News

Location

Mexia, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1977

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Texas education finance bill stalls district budgets state wide

Lawmakers failed to pass a new school finance formula by adjournment, forcing Texas school districts to draft multiple in case budgets. Houston and 1,100 districts fear shifts in local taxes and staffing as a special session is planned for mid summer to resolve funding. Governor Briscoe seeks a swift, equitable plan.

Texas Lubbock House Senate Dolph Briscoe Capitol Briscoe Port Arthur Clyde Gott Ganado Sen Bill Patman Austin Houston Bill Reagan John Hill Galveston Frank Volert House Public Education Committee Lee Jackson Dallas House Senate John Poerner Jackson Poerner

Worth Repeating Quote on Values and Society

A compact quotation from Lin Utang questions belief in traditional virtues as the world grows sicker. The speaker criticizes simple words like goodness mercy and kindness and argues values have faded in modern times.

Summer band program starts Monday for Mexia students

Summer band classes begin Monday June 13 with morning sessions for seventh and eighth graders at the Middle School band hall and ninth through 12th graders at the High School band hall. Afternoon classes for older students also meet at the Middle School band hall. Students should bring horns and attend at their assigned times.

Mexia

Dow Jones Averages at 11 A.M. Trade Slip Across Sectors

The Dow Jones 11 a.m. readings show declines across major groups with the industrials at 909.51 down 0.34, the transports at 236.32 down 0.69, the utilities at 112.67 down 0.22, and the broader Stocks index at 309.17 off 0.05.

New York Dow Jones A.m Indus

Market Movers Snapshot With Mixed Stock Shifts

Daily stock notes show AT&T down 625 percent and Coca Cola up 374 percent indicating volatility. Exxon falls 4 percent while General Electric declines 55 percent and Penney rises 34 percent amid broad swings across major groups.

At&t Ad Rich Coca Cola duPont Exxon Gen Elec Great A&p Penney RCA Safeway Sears

Ross Church to end family study with last lecture

Reuel Lemmons of Austin will close the Family Bible School adult lectures at the Ross Avenue Church of Christ with the topic The Bible Is For All. A veteran evangelist and editor, he has spoken at over 1,000 gospel meetings in the U S and 50 foreign lands, and serves on multiple editorial boards. Tonight’s session ends a week of intensive Bible study followed by a brief general assembly.

Reuel Lemmons Austin Family Bible School Ross Avenue Church of Christ U.S Lemmons Firm Foundation Church of Christ 20Th Century Christian Abundant Living Doubleday and Co Abilene Christian University Pepperdine University Southwest South Dictionary of International Biography

Poage Says He Is On Way To Recovery

Texas Congressman W. R. Bob Poage 77, the oldest House member, says he is on the road to recovery after leaving Bethesda Naval Hospital three weeks after major surgery. He was released from the hospital on Thursday.

Washington Texas W.R Bob’ Poage Bethseda Naval Hospital Poage

Verse About Mutual Kindness and Knowledge

A concise biblical reflection cites Romans 15:1 praising brethren for compassion and knowledge. The verse urges believers to bear with the weak and build one another up in faith and charity.

Newton claims energy plan to deter rural industry

Texas Railroad Commissioner Jon Newton said President Carter's energy plan would discourage industry from locating in small towns. He noted meat dairy and poultry as heavy energy users and rice production with the highest fuel cost per unit, warning the policy could spur urban migration.

Houston Tex Carter Texas Railroad Jon Newton Newton Port of Houston Bureau

Weather forecast favors sunny to partly cloudy days

The report calls for partly cloudy skies through Saturday with hot afternoons peaking near 97 degrees. Night temps around 72 degrees.

Limestone attorney cracks down on hot check writers

Limestone County merchants are urged to halt hold and post dated checks and verify identity with Texas Driver's Licenses. Initials on checks and careful handling of counter checks are advised. If a bank refuses a check, send notices promptly, then forward cases to the County Attorney within 10 days.

Limestone Attorney Don S. Caldwell, Jr Limestone County Caldwell Groesbeck

Farm groups push for agricultural land tax plan in session talks

Austin reports farm groups urge Lee Briscoe to add productive value taxation for farm, ranch, and timber land to a mid July special session agenda. Observers note split over school funding and rural urban interests, with lawmakers debating taxing reform and corporate farm breaks.

Austin Lns Dolph Briscoe Texas Farm Bureau Texas Briscoe Delimmma House Senate House Bill Clayton Senate Tom Creighton Mineral Wells Bill Sullivant Gainesville Dallas John Bryant Bryant Creighton and Sullivant State Comptroller’s Office Farm Bureau

Genetics talk slated Sunday for State School parents group

Ann Slater of Central Texas Planned Parenthood will speak at Mexia State School Parents Association summer meeting. About 200 parents are expected for the open house at 1 p.m. With an executive board noon chapel session and separate meetings for dormitory areas, a 3 p.m. All Faiths Chapel group session includes a business meeting. Refreshments follow in the chapel courtyard.

Ann Slater Central Texas Planned Parenthood Association Mexia State Rose Mary Osborne All Faiths Parents Association

Mediation fails in South Moluccas hostage crisis

Hostages held in northern Holland for 19 days remain in danger as mediators fail to free 55 captives. Dutch government calls situation serious and unresolved. Authorities report no progress despite negotiations with terrorists.

Assen The Netherlands Holland

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