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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1975
Page
2
The article extols freedom and responsibility as inseparable twins powering Americas high standard of living. It cites agriculture as proof, notes that freer producers and distributors boost efficiency, and contrasts with rigid communist systems. It urges prudent vigilance and constructive action in dealings with other nations.
The American Physical Therapy Association notes that over 150,000 Americans receive physical therapy each day for conditions including arthritis spinal cord injuries fractures and neuromuscular diseases. It urges dedicating time and money to association activities.
The eighth grade meeting on Monday August 25 elected officers Kris Goeman as president Ed Braeuer as vice president Pauline Jasek as secretary Kathy Zidek as treasurer Marjorie Dennis as reporter Russell Pilat as Sgt at arms The group set dues at $2.00 yearly and reported a $61.50 profit from the Jamboree The meeting adjourned with Larry Swanke presiding and Sheryl Stavinoha seconding.
A discussion explains the disappearing deductible feature in an insurance policy. With a $50 deductible, the insured pays up to $50. As losses exceed $50 and stay under $500, the out‑of‑pocket amount reduces until at $500 or more the deductible disappears and the insurer pays the full loss.
Washington advocates a National Food Stamp Reform Act to curb abuse and save at least two billion dollars yearly. The plan relocates administration to the Education and Welfare department, tightens eligibility, ends cameos of nonworking adults and luxury item holders, and raises benefits for the truly needy while boosting monthly reviews.
Listing for Cole Theatre Hallettsville shows from Wednesday to Saturday September 3 4 5 6 with times 7 00 and 8 50 on weekdays and 2 00 3 50 5 25 7 00 and 8 35 on Saturday indicating showtimes by day and venue name.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers proposed regulations could require federal permits for enlarging stock ponds deepening irrigation ditches or protecting land from erosion. Earl Butz cites potential fines up to 25000 dollars per day and one year imprisonment. The move follows a DC district court ruling broadening navigable waters authority and prompting bills with Sen. Dole to limit federal reach and defend private property rights.
Pare nership chairman announces officers for the Lavaca County TSTA 1975 76 including Ellenor Dennis as President elect Bridget Marcak as Secretary Elect and Johnny Sanchez as Treasurer Elect joining Lewis in leading the group The association aims to support quality public education programs promote professional growth and foster community cooperation under the theme Partnership of Advocacy.
This week Holy Masses are at 6 30 a m and 7 30 a m on Friday the first Friday of the month. The Social will be in the Hall at 6 30 p m this Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Surman marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a 3 p m Holy Mass on Saturday Aug 30 followed by a reception in the Parish Hall. Johnny Barcak of Houston visits his parents this week. Laddie Barcak family also in town. Dennis Olsovsky spent the weekend with his parents.
The article notes sideburns named after General Burnside and mentions Mrs. Jerome Olsovsky. It lists visitors Patsy Stasney and Mrs. Frank Olsov sky, Agnes, Felix Hajek of Houston, and families of Selma, Yoakum, and Moulton. It covers a funeral at Incarnate Word Convent Chapel in Victoria for Sister Agnes Hubner. Sales discussion cites Russian grain sales potentially boosting wheat and corn prices, warning farmers about lost gains if sales stop.
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