Government switchboard maze frustrates calls to D C agencies
The National Enquirer records callers facing endless rings and misrouted lines in Washington. A rent subsidy query required 11 calls and over an hour. FAA stats needed 7 calls and 32 minutes. HUD numbers and 50 minutes yielded a wrong phone number. GAO finds 44 percent of directories wrong across agencies. Senator Metcalf laments wasted time and access for the public.
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Washington
D. C
The
Enquirer
Federal Aviation Administration
Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Lee Mincalf
D.-Mont
Senate
Federal Information Center
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Information Center
Boston
Thomas Chase
General Accounting Office
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Maritime Commission
General Services Administration
Sen. Metcalf
Dick Robinson
National Enquirer
Let Actions Show Your Beliefs More Than Words
The text argues true religion is lived as acts of love and example rather than preaching. It contrasts lifesaving deeds done quietly with self bragging and highlights community examples of anonymous generosity.
Christlike deeds verse a quiet life of faith
The text explains that true Christian virtue is shown by humble actions done in secret not for praise. It cites Matthew 6 and I Timothy 5 to warn against performative piety and urges believers to let their good works speak for God.
Budget Board curbs high state salaries and banks policy
Texas Budget Board members denounced high pay for executives and judges while delaying pay raises. They voted against shifting funds away from small banks and endorsed wage limits for Supreme Court and Court of Appeals justices. The panel also backed most bills to curb noninterest bearing state deposits and keep deposits with smaller banks.
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Austin
Legislative Budget Board
House
Senate
Sa le Present Love
Agen
Ways and Means
A.M. Aikin
D-Paris
Senate Finance Committee
Wyatt
Aikin
Texas Heme Court
Supreme Court
Bill Clayton
Sncume Court
Texas Court Cf Riminal Appeals
Pete Snelson
D-Midland
Bill Wells
Fourth Grade Class Elects Officers
The Fourth Grade Class met on September 13 at 2:35 to elect officers. Paul Kresta was chosen President, Melissa Kleihege Secretary, Sherri Pavlicek Vice-President, Ernie Wenske Treasurer, Daryl Welff Reporter, and Gerard Jaluska Sergeant at Arms. Dues set at $2 per student for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kresta
Melissa Kleihege
Sherri Pavlicek
Ernie Wenske
Daryl Welff
Sgt
Gerard Jaluska
Teal Varieties Surpass Three Thousand in Number
An exploration notes the vast diversity of teal shades, exceeding 3,000 distinct varieties. The discussion highlights subtle differences in hue, ranging from greenish to blue tinges, with experts debating classification.
Free Immunization Clinic Returns to Hallettsville
The Free Immunization Clinic sponsored by the Texas Department of Health Resources will be held October 6, 1976, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the County Courthouse Hallettsville. DTP polio measles mumps rubella vaccines offered to infants preschoolers and school children. adults receive tetanus and diphtheria. Records of immunizations are provided. Miss Sandra Swackhamer RN and staff Henrietta Edwards and Rebecca Guajardo assist.
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Texas Department of Health Resources
Hallettsville
Sandra Swackhamer
R.N
Henrietta Edwards
Wharton County
Rebecca Guajardo
Victoria County
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Texas
Edwin Gallia Jr
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Bill Steinacher
Bill Noyosad
Moulton Vfw
Moulton Vfw Hall
V.F.W
Cecil Castro
Gene Hinch
Adjutant
Catholic Daughters OF America
Saint Joseph's Gym
Elyse Chaloupka
Kathy Fishbeck
American Legion
Legion Home
Willie Bartos
Rud. Braever
Salf North-End Ser
Alber
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
SFE
Margaret Hermes
Lavaca County
Moulton Insurance Agency
Henry Joe Henke
Henke Insurance Agency
East 4Th Street
Fir
Orm Bureau
Sulphur Park
Herman Kurtz
Earl Kaiser
Sec’y. Treas
Redy
Zenith TV & Radio
Speed
Buddy Pruess
God
Joe Watt
D-Bloomington
Texas Supreme Court
L. T. Biehunko
Houston
Terry Biehunko
Kelly Lyn
Fred Fehrenkamp Jr
Frank C. Bevan
Henry Malinek
Here
Willie Meyer
Schulenburg
Indianola
Oregon
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California
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Johnnie R. Berry
Shiner
Ed, Mraz
Reagan M. Nesbitt
Kenneth R. Langley
Dallas
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United States
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West Street
Kenward F. Kolar, Sr
Rexall’s
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Voskamp Motors
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