Texas Poverty Measures Prompt Gov Connelly to Seek Cure
Governor Connally urges continued action on poverty after reporting 28.8 percent of Texas families earned under 3000 dollars, well above the national average. The Texas Office of Economic Opportunity allocated 113,038,642 in federal funds for programs, including 18,055,846 for Job Corps centers in San Marcos McKinney and New Waverly and 8,345,358 to 94 colleges for campus jobs supporting 28,073 students.
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Texas
John Connally
Texas Office of Economic Opportunity
San Marcos
McKinney
New Waverly
Inauguration Festivities Mark Governor Smith’s Swearing-In
Austin highlights say Governor elect Smith will be sworn in January 21 with marching bands and five dance orchestras. A Congress Avenue parade precedes a noon swearing in, then a grand ball and at least four more evening balls for the Smiths and guests.
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Austin
Tex
Preston Smith
Smith
Congress Avenue
Corrections Requested For Don N Jones Address
Letters to the editor request printing a correction for the Don N Jones address listed in the November 29 issue. The note provides a full mailing line and asks for correction. The letter also references past inaugurations and constitutional revision progress with dates and proposed limits on homestead exemptions and college building funding.
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Don N. Jones
FPO
San Francisco
Calif
Meanest mother tale and New Math critique from small-town papers
A collage of humor columns notes a boyish tale about the mean mother who kept strict rules and daily chores, praising the author’s upbringing. It also includes Van Horn Advocate’s New Math critique by Dr Beberman’s team and a local quip about discerning doves from chickens.
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Alpine Alvanche
Bill Hooten
el Paso Times
Tomah, Wisconsin
Rotary Club
van Horn Advocate
Gene Dow
van Horn Vagabond
Max Beberman
New Math
Birthday dinner honors Debra Hughes in Barstow
Nov 29 dinner at Ben's Spanish Inn honors Debra Hughes, with family and friends including Daniel and Stephen Hughes Teresa and James Smith Naomi Felts Rebecca Lucas Connie Hauser and others. Thanksgiving gatherings, weddings and anniversaries are noted among Barstow residents and relatives in the Barstow News.
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Debra Hughes
Ben’s Spanish Inn
Murrah Cranfill
Daniel
Stephen Hughes
Teresa
James Smith
Naomi Felts
Rebecca Lucas
Connie Hauser
Sonia
Pecos
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West Park
Thank You
Mrs. J. D. Jones
Prince Daniel
Constitutional Revision Committee
Connally
Commission
General Revenue
Bigger
Ans Ib
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Ford
Dodge
U.S
Goodyear
Girl Scouts
Lisa Smith
Cynthia Flores
Debra Brookshire
Vickie Hurley
Denise Newland
Lone Peek
Mitzi Sharp
Kelley Creech
Cookie Painter
Lynette Buriss
Sonja Jenkins
Irene Hernandez
Margaret Jurado
Darlene Huffman
Connie Scott
Mary Woody
Lisa Locker
Heck
Pragmentaries
Barstow
Forrest Walker
Sherri Goode
E. Majors
G.oq, Avary, Jr
Nan Majors
Vermard Orr
el Paso
Gene Wolfe
Troy Lynn
Penn
E. Paso and
Brooks Jr
UC of T
Brooks Jenson
First Baptist Church
Jan Wolfe
Brooks
Johnny Collins
H. A. Collins
Pats
Lucas
Steve
Rebecca
Deanna
Sabra Kay
Tommy
Dwight Flemne
Midland
Dick Hayes
Denver City
James Miller
P. A. Hayes
Albert Rice
Andrews
Jean
Patsy
Lillian King
Corbett Avary
Monahans
Lester Boxleys
Wickett
Linda Fisher
Alpine
H.L. Hollard
Robert Davis
Odessa
First Nazarene Church
Douglas Roach
Temple
Louisiana
Ronnie Ryan
C. J. Ryan
Elbea Gibson
Bill Oliver
Tony Max
Lee
Bruce Ryan
Olivers
Sanhra Kay Lucas
Mrs
J. E. Echols
Bruce Crawford
Ann Elaine Petty
Eer
Charles Donald Nichols
Carrollton
Wendell Nichols
Charles
Charles Edward Black
Daylene
Charles Waight
Bill Seltz
Alice Ayers
Toyah
Aecos Enteinse
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
Orb Rowden
Dyer & Sons
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