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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1976
Page
2
National Enquirer analysis shows Justice State and Transportation failed to meet a 10 percent form-cut target. Despite fewer forms, total hours spent by Americans rose as agencies added questions.
Texas motor fuels office launches a state wide pilot to test gasoline quality at service stations after complaints of costly engine damage from substandard fuel. Officials report early findings of inferior gasoline statewide including the Capitol City and urge motorists to report damaged engines toll free.
The American Legion Auxiliary held its November meeting on Wednesday November 3 with 35 members present. Officers reports were approved and plans finalized for a fried chicken supper November 10 and Christmas activities including a December 1 meeting with a $2 gift exchange and lunch. Decorations and gifts for 100 rest home residents were organized plus purchase of curtains and kitchen tools. A stew supper preceded the session.
A newspaper excerpt reflects taxpayer frustration over high levies described as fines for perceived reckless thriving. The comment frames concern about government spending and fairness in taxation.
An Eagle correction states Adolph Petrek died at 1 30 a.m. at Youens Hospital Weimar not 1 30 p.m. as previously reported. The date remains unspecified in the notice.
The article extols wisdom over knowledge, citing Solomon and Proverbs to show wisdom as practical and divine. It argues wisdom comes from God and spiritual insight, not just education, and urges believers to seek divine wisdom through the Spirit for better living.
Houston police lieutenant denied promising probation or immunity to a government witness in the bribery case involving State District Court Judge Bates. Prosecutors allege Bates received a $59 000 bribe from Nukie Fontenot to influence Riklin, Bates’s associate. The jury heard about Bates and Riklin's arrest as testimony unfolded.
The page describes FFA activities with contests including Quiz Ed Farm Skill Farm Radio and Sr Chapter Conducting. Teams of 3 to 7 members compete under time limits up to 70 minutes and top finishers advance to Area III Leadership Contest in Brenham on November 30 and then to State in Huntsville on December 4.
Federal judges and government officials ask U S District Judge John H Wood Jr to dismiss a suit filed by John R Zimmerman and his wife Billie alleging constitutional rights violations in response to an IRS audit. The Zimmermans seek damages and contend a conspiracy involved Judge Adrian Spears and others.
Frank J. Graziano of Crompton and Knowles Corp criticizes nations fixated on the present and instant solutions. He argues for prioritizing wealth creation over consumption and for viewing producers as heroes rather than mere consumers.
An advertising pitch urges readers to place ads in the Moulton Eagle calling 596 4871 for details and rates.
Mr and Mrs Marvin D Crisp of Orange announce the birth of their second child a son named Michael Dudley born Oct 25 1976 at St Marys Hospital St Arthur weighing 8 lbs Welcomed by sister Jennifer Grandparents Louis P Satsky Halletts ville and Matthew J Crisp Nixon Texas
The report notes that the left wing and nose are heavily damaged and the motor appears submerged in water, with the incident not yet fully realized or realized at the time of writing.
Blinn College Phi Theta Kappa seeks names and current addresses of former Blinn students and PTK members for the Ex-Students Association records. Contact Marilyn Kallus, Arlene Hoeinghaus, or Carrie E Okruhlik with the information by evening.
moulton burial followed at Shiner Catholic Cemetery with survivors including a daughter Mrs Bennie Zapalac of Moulton a son Anton Dornak of Flatonia two step-sons Selvin Zapalac of La Grange Jim Zapalac of Flatonia a brother six sisters a granddaughter Mrs George Doehring of Flatonia and a great granddaughter Tabatha Doehring of Flatonia.
The article notes a Book Fair with hours from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for non daytime attendees. It highlights an intermediate grade essay contest on the theme Learning Half the Fun of Living and a primary grade art contest on What We Do In School with top three prizes and a learning fun gift for all participants.
The Moulton Fire Department expresses deep regret at the passing of Adolph Petrek a faithful active member. Resolutions call for sympathy to the bereaved family and permanent tribute in the department minutes. Arnold Freytag and Lynn Boethel sign as committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Skalka of Schulenburg and Mrs. Walter Martin of Dallas visited Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malinek.
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