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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1974
Page
2
In Austin the Constitution Convention gave preliminary approval to the preamble and bill of rights of the proposed Texas constitution. The American Civil Liberties Union protested in writing against any reference to a deity in the preamble which reads Humbly invoking the blessings of Almighty God.
Walter Malec reflects on political resignations, religion as freedom, and the role of churches in modern society. He cites Lincoln Jefferson Kennedy and Wilson while arguing that religion bolsters humanity, and churches can aid global peace amid war and armament critiques.
A reader questions state government structure. They argue for reducing state representatives, appointing top officials, and trimming session pay to curb political expense. They claim reforms could strengthen protections for free people and improve governance.
A critical editorial argues shortages reveal America's excesses and call for restraint. It urges reduced consumption, home living, and self sufficiency after oil cuts and fuel shortages, praising austerity as beneficial to health and safety.
The 1974 Texas Public Schools Week runs March 4 to 8 to urge residents to visit local schools and evaluate funding, teacher experience, and school maintenance. It notes fiscal strain on public school financing and potential major reforms.
Residents greet Texas Public Schools Week with bright interest and concern. The event runs March 4 through 8 as schools showcase programs and student achievements.
Card thanks relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy after illness caused by an accident. Grateful for cards flowers gifts Mass offerings and prayers. Special thanks to doctors Wagner and nursing staff at Shiner Hospital and to local clergy and sisters for Holy Communion and visits. May God bless all.
Mrs. Lillie Trojacek returned home Friday from Columbus where she spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Joel Trojacek and other relatives.
The Victoria Junior Woman's Club sponsors three free prenatal and infant care sessions on February 7 14 and 21 at 7 00 PM in the Americana Room at the American Bank of Commerce 1908 N Laurent. Doris Roed RN teaches with medical society backing. contact numbers are 573 4997 and 573 3641.
Darrell Gaertner expresses gratitude to everyone who helped after his accident. He thanks those who called his parents, sent get well cards, and visited him at home, noting that the thoughtfulness will be remembered.
Lavaca County boasts a rich literary heritage led by Judge Paul C. Boethel with five books including A History of Lavaca County and Land in Your Crow. Other works feature pioneers and towns such as Hallettsville and Kerr County through authors Annie Mae Morris and W Taylor.
A young author writes about David Crockett and pioneer lines. Allan R. Bosworth presents New Country about family settlement at Sweet Home and other sites. Paul L. Reed outlines four generations of the Andrew Zumwoalt family, a notable county pioneer lineage.
Reading collection highlights Lavaca County pioneer and historic times. The county’s history enriches readers who enjoy local lore and regional heritage.
A Cabinet committee released a long range blueprint for national cable television policy. It calls for relaxing rules and treating cable as a new communications medium, not just an extension of broadcast TV. David Foster of the National Cable Television Association questioned practical aspects.
Yoakum boys take first place with Moulton second Nixon third and St Michael’s consolation. All Tourney honors go to Tracy Fisbeck Liz Chaloupka Eunice Pavlicek Donna Bohuslav from Hallettsville Renee Locke and Lois McAfee. Boys All Tourney includes Kolek St Michaels Brown Waelder Bustamante Nixon Washington Yoakum Pavlicek Moulton.
County agent John V. Lindsey outlines the 1974 Texas Brucellosis Eradication Program begun January 15 to make Texas Brucellosis free. The plan uses ring, market, and blood tests, quarantines reactors, and requires 30 and 120 day follow ups, with final state clearance based on county herd percentages.
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