Texas fishing and hunting license fees rise after June
The 6th Texas Legislature raises sport fishing fees for residents to 4.50 and nonresidents to 10.50 effective Sept 1 1977. Licenses bought in July become valid for 14 months. New rules consolidate licenses from Sept 1 to Aug 31. hunting licenses outlined with general nonresident and small game options. The plan aims to improve enforcement and set major hunting seasons for 1977 78 across deer turkey antelope quail pheasant javelina and migratory birds.
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San Angelo
Texas
P&wd
Florida
Amistad
Twin Buttes
Panhandle
Trans-Pecos
Turkey
Antelope
Trans- Pecos
Permian Basin
Noon market gains on favorable money supply report
The noon Dow rose 3.40 to 928.77 as investors cheered a favorable money supply report. NYSE averages showed broad gains with 1,500 stocks up 0.22 to 55.33, while cotton futures advanced and markets anticipated steadier rates.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
NYSE
Tornadoes and storms sweep Great Plains to Southeast
Thunderstorms and two tornadoes moved across the Great Plains, Mississippi Valley, and Southeast. Reports confirm tornado damage near Aberdeen South Carolina and Valdosta Georgia with river flooding in Kansas and flash flood watches across Texas Missouri and nearby states. Power demand peaks tied to heat hit Alabama Power and temperatures ranged from 43 to 94 degrees across multiple locales.
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Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Aberdeen
S.C
Valdosta
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Colorado
Nebraska
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Alabama Power Co
South
Northern
Plains
Central Plateau
Southern
Plateau
Rockies
Louisiana
Arkansas
Minnesota
North Dakota
Pacific Northwest
California
Nevada
Greenville
Maine
Needles
Calif
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Nev
Balmorhea AARP Luncheon Sees Talk and Plans
The AARP group in Balmorhea held a covered dish luncheon at the Community Center with 25 members and guests. President Haxel Humphries led the meeting, Cecil Kingston gave a prayer, and Irving Hurley from El Paso spoke. attendees were urged to bring art or food for the Balmorhea Fiesta on Sept 5.
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AARP
Balmorhea
Haxel Humphries
Cecil Kingston
Irving Hurley
el Paso District Supervisior
Tax protesters sentenced for failing to file returns in Midland Odessa
Two Odessa area tax protestors once on television claiming they did not pay income taxes received prison terms. William M. Rinehart 51 faces one year and $1000 fine with five years probation. Gordon W. Kahl 57 gets two years and $2000 with five years probation. Both must divorce from groups advocating law disobedience and avoid public displays linked to those groups.
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Midland
Odessa
William M. Rinehart
East 67Th
U.S
D.W. Suttle
Rinehart
Gordon W. Kahl
Crane
Kahl
Suttle
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Laurence Blackstock
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Marshall Box
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Les Blalock
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WTCC
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Mexico
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Marathon
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Donnell
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