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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1974
Page
2
The column critiques political reactions to Watergate and Nixon's stance while contrasting calls for impeachment with broad social concerns. It cites alcohol's role in murders, crashes, and divorces, and notes changing gender ratios in alcoholism, framing public policy as tied to substance abuse and crime costs.
The article notes Senate resistance to complete U S troop withdrawal from Europe with Sen Masfield proposing a 50 percent cut. It argues Europe cannot defend itself against the Soviet threat and warns premature U S pullback could derail Vienna talks on mutual troop pullbacks. The piece questions European agency and public voice in the debate.
The remark argues Watergate overshadows public concerns, claiming inflation is ignored to aid Meany. It claims Connally faces attack for his national prominence, insisting inflation remains unacted upon because Meany opposes it.
Sayers Printing Co. of St. Louis offers workers $500 after two smoke free months with repayment if smoking restarts within a year. After 14 months of abstinence the firm donates another $500 to cancer research chosen by the employee. Thirteen workers have joined the program. President Herbert M. Sayers cites training costs of about $15,000 per new hire as a motive.
The VA releases Information Bulletin 13-6 detailing CHAMPVA eligibility and coverages for spouses, children, and survivors of 100 percent service connected disabled veterans. Copies available at VA hospitals clinics domiciliaries and regional offices and via veterans centers abroad. request from nearest VA facility.
The author discusses postwar economic adjustment and the Watergate era, arguing big money and unions influence politics and justice, questioning accountability. A local correction corrects a July 12 1974 Commissioners Court vote about auditing 1974 accounts.
The article honors early Czech figures connected to American history, noting Dr A M Dignovity in San Antonio and Sam Houston friendship, musician Frederick Lemsky among San Jacinto Immortals, and William Paca as a Czech signer of the Declaration. It recalls August Herman as an early Czech mapmaker of Maryland and praises Czech contributions to Texas and U.S. foundation.
Representative Tim Von Dohlen reports on the final act of Texas Constitutional Convention as delegates vote 118 to 62 against a Resolution for public consideration. He defends the work and criticizes critics while noting nearly $5 million spent and hours invested. He praises the proposed document as a model for states.
President Nixon told a West Coast audience and the nation that he would pursue austerity, cutting $5 billion from the budget and eliminating 40,000 government jobs. He vowed to veto any Congress bill exceeding a $300 billion fiscal year program and rejected short term price controls or tax cuts as dangerous. He urged all sectors to save and spend less, stressing steady sacrifice for long term growth.
Lavaca Soil and Water Conservation District lists officers and district cooperators. It notes Milton Ripamonti joining as a district cooperator and planning to establish bahia grass, with Gerald Camber assisting. Frank Zaruba, Henry C. McElroy, Alfons Michalcik, and Henry Melnar receive pond work and RBAP cost-share support through 1973 program.
Charles E Meyers completed shaping 8.6 acres of gullies on his farm. The gullies will be planted with common bermuda grass. SCS Soil Conservationist Gerald Camber assisted in layout and checkout.
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