Nugent attacks national energy policy in Texas
Austin AP Railroad Commissioner Jim Nugent condemned the national energy conversion drive as aimed at harming Texas. He cited San Antonio freight-rate increases and Texas gas usage shares, arguing coal shifts threaten state interests and urging political action to influence policy.
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Jim Nugent
San Antonio
Nugent
United States
ICC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Montana
Houston savings firm is closed after insolvency ruling
A Houston savings association, Surety Savings Association, was closed by the state savings and loan commissioner after a $1.2 million deficit as of May 31. Judge Herman Jones appointed Alvis Vandegriff receiver amid a suit by Attorney General Mark White. The federal agency had deemed the firm solvent earlier, and the Missouri buyer Farm and Home Savings of Nevada now operates Surety’s offices. A temporary restraining order freezes all asset moves. The Dec 31 1978 liabilities outweighed assets by $76,304, and a June 22 hearing will decide permanence of the action.
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Austin, Texas
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Surety
Surety Savings
White
Vandygriff
Farm and Home Savings Association of
Nevada
Missouri
Missouri Institution
Dygriff
Houston
Jones
Max (Teiner
Eric L. Lundsen
The
Savings Association
Vandregriff
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Vandveriff
Houston Savings Association
Upham blasts windfall tax on domestic oil producers
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association president Chester Upham Jr. denounces the House Ways and Means Committee plan as a self-defeating assault on domestic oil. He cites a 300,000 barrel per day crude shortage and warns the tax would curb output, increasing reliance on OPEC and widening gasoline lines.
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Austin, Texas
Chester Upham Jr
The
Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners
Upham
OPEC
Father appeals to missing son to surrender in Texas
BEAUMONT AP Father of missing Air Force Staff Sgt. Wilmer W. Higgs 33 from Victor makes a public plea for his son to turn himself in. The service member vanished Dec 31 1977 from a San Antonio station. Deserter status was assigned last week after Air Force death benefits were paid to his wife. The press conference aimed to urge Bill Higgs to surrender to authorities with his lawyer Kenneth Parker assisting.
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Beaumont
Texas
Air Force
Wilmer W. Higgs
W.W. Higgs Sr
Victor
Higgs
San Antonio
Galveston
Bill
Doctor ruble column on mental illness and eggs
In this reader letter column Dr. Ruble discusses whether mental illness has physical roots, noting some conditions underlie psychiatric diagnoses and that many prisons report untreated health issues. He answers a reader about egg intake, cholesterol guidelines, and age, advising up to three or four eggs weekly for most with no immediate cholesterol problem, and suggesting cholesterol content awareness and substitutes.
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Dr. Ruble
Horse sense quiz leading questions and mixed answers
A quiz with multiple choice and matching items about animals and usage. It lists six questions on terminology and species, plus a complex matching section with tangled, partial answer notes and garbled text. The fragmentary content includes words like eager raccoon and references to Uncle Sam and United Nations budgeting.
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