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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1974
Page
2
A letter questions who bears the burden of record inflation, noting farmers driven out and wages rising alongside prices. It accuses politicians and unions of inflated state spending and pay raises, arguing for accountability amid rising costs.
A misedited tract discusses opposition to Roe era abortion ruling, urging pro life services and protests. It cites church services in Hallettsville and Austin, interfaith events in San Antonio, and a Washington rally with flashlights to protest the Supreme Court decision and advocate for anti abortion laws.
The article argues that communists claim wealth should be owned by the people yet traces the idea to pioneers who toiled for land. It contrasts freedom in the wilderness with life behind the Iron Curtain and notes immigrants also labored for themselves.
The excerpt argues there is one justifiable hope for world peace, that all nations accept American principles of freedom. Clarence Manion’s book contends the world must see the United States as the strongest and freest nation, a result of its foundational principles guiding society.
The Wall Street Journal notes that former congressmen entering lobbying reap advantages from insider knowledge and access. The piece argues this revolving door fuels government growth as ex lawmakers stay in Washington and shape policymaking.
An editorial argues independent truckers face higher costs and dangerous pressure from fuel and policy. It weighs speed limits, freight rates, and diesel supply while urging fair treatment without shutdowns, noting importance of fuel access for transport sectors.
Houston campaign finance reports show two top mayoral candidates in last November and December spent 1.4 million total. Dick Gottlieb raised 714233 dollars while Fred Hofheinz spent 607485. Gottlieb owes 179767 and Hofheinz carries a 79357 deficit.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Zimmermann of Houston visited last Sunday with Mrs Mary Zimmermann in a courtesy social noting family ties and local greetings.
Texas DPS director Speir announces exemptions for farm and small trailers under 4000 pounds and vehicles with specific license types. Other vehicles over 4000 pounds require annual state inspections. motorcycles adopt new certificate mounting method and rider must carry it. Yearly program with $2 fee and seven day reinspection window.
Pallbearers for Cyril Dornak's funeral at Cistern Catholic Church January 16 were Erwin Glynn and Anthony Dornak of Robstown Danny Ivan Dornak and Paul Wagner Jr of Austin Altar boys were Marvin Dornak Moulton and Tony Dornak Corpus Christi Texas
The notice directs readers to contact The Moulton Eagle at the provided phone number for news inquiries.
A collage of humorous and critical asides on marriage, gas rationing, church culture, communication, and daily life. The fragment mentions Wharton County agriculture with crop and livestock values and hints at wartime military contrasts and generic reflections on money and thinking.
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