Visit Pecos Nursing Home On Mothers Day
Administrators of more than 600 nursing homes statewide plan a Mother's Day open house May 12 to kick off Texas Nursing Home Week. Pecos Nursing Home joins the program inviting guests and families to visit. The goal is to ensure every patient is visited, following last year’s participation by nearly 100,000 people.
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Post Civil War Charcoal Portrait Inquiry in Phoenix
A letter from Marguerette Munday and Mr and Mrs James Robert Johns seeks information on a man named Sims Williams in Phoenix Arizona. They ask how to verify if he lived there and request guidance on locating historical records or securing more details about the unsigned charcoal portrait dated post Civil War.
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Marguerette
Munday
Paul E
Central Avenue
Phoenix
Arizona
Sidney Sadler
Hattley, Wilson
Welds Shorter
Bessie Haynes
Martin Luther King
Civic League
P.t.a.’S
Safe Streets and Criminal Justice Act debated in Senate
West Texans are urged to study the Senate version S.917 of the Safe Streets and Criminal Justice Act of 1968. The measure preserves local law enforcement aid while expanding confession admissibility rules, wiretap controls, and federal firearms licensing. Citizens ask whether to accept new federal restrictions on firearms and enforcement powers.
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Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
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Richard C. White
Cold War GI Bill reforms urged to broaden veteran benefits
Senator Yarbrough argues for expanding Cold War GI Bill access to include higher schooling months per service, on the farm training, and low interest loans for commercial pilot training while maintaining core benefits for Vietnam era veterans and earlier conflicts. He notes past bills allowed more months of schooling per month served and cites on the farm training as popular with earlier veterans.
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Vietnam
Tower Warns of Deepening U S Fiscal Crisis
Senator Tower warns America's finances are in danger as inflation erodes the dollar. He cites deficits, rising debt to 352 billion, and calls for budget cuts and tax increases to restore a balanced budget and secure the dollar's value. He urges action by Congress and the President.
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