Virginia 1973 race shaped by school issue and taxes
In Harrisonburg and across Virginia, Lt. Gov. Henry Howell runs as an independent against former Democratic Gov. Mills Godwin amid a liberal conservative clash. The key battleground is the four percent sales tax on food and drugs and the school busing issue, with each candidate courting different constituencies as Watergate swirls in national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket
Henry Howell
Davis
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin
Howell
Kermit Moffit
Suffolk
Godwin
John Anderson
Waynesboro
Nixon
New Jersey
South
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Chuckatuck
Byrd Democratic
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Linwood Holton
Norfolk
Henry
GOP
Richard Obenshain
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg
Senate Finance Committee
Humphrey
McGovern
Holton
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
White Magic ne Cat White Magic 6 125 Roll
A brief notice item listing a white magic cat named White Magic. The fragment mentions a 6 125 roll and appears as a small classified or notice item with limited readable context.
Courthouse records show oil and gas leases listed
Multiple assignments involve Irish J Shaw to Griffin Ross Burnett Inc 41.17 acres 5 years $1 rent. Covington to Atlantic Richfield Co 5 years. Fambrough to Jesse W Bush 80 acres. Brack to Jesse W Bush 320 acres. Coates to Chalfant Magee Hansen 640 acres 4 years $53.34 rent. several Ernest Angelo Jr filings on 480 acres. numerous unions with PSL blocks and PSL tracts 5 years $1 rent. extensive leasing across H GN T P S L sections and blocks with many named individuals and companies including Union Oil and Frontier Oil & Gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Shaw
Griffin, Ross & Burnett, Inc
H&gn
Jerry Covington Et al
Atlantic Richfield Co
W. N. Holder
James M. Fambrough
Jesse W. Bush
Kay F Biros, Et al
Ernest Angelo, Jr
T&p
Basil Hicke
Troy T. Hicks
Frantz Gordon Hicks
Hillard A. Hicks
Ruth Hicks Tucker
James W. Wadley
Herd Minerals, Inc
Union Oil Co
Calif
Jack Stuckey
Jack E. Blake
Tom E. Johnson
James Robert Hill
J. Ross Bozeman
Jimmy Oren Hicks
Scott Douglas
TEA Grant Funds Indian Student Recruitment in Dallas
The Dallas County Community College District received a $28,750 Texas Education Agency grant to continue American Indian programs in Dallas. The new work study program recruits and counsels Indian students, with fifty enrolled across four campuses and placement in related jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallas County
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Gordon Bankston
Doc
Gar
Gristle
Meat Dept
Safeway
Voi
Usda Choice
Rade Beef
Tamn
Jusda Choice
Chuck Roast
USDA
Usda Choice Bee
Armour
Town House
Ata AY
Adie
Lucerne
Edwards
Ala Longhorn Cheese
del Monte
Pel
del Monte Catsun
FN Products
Antu Aci
Fasteeth
Cristan
Bel-Air
Holloware Divided
Safeway Stores, Incorporated
Bel
Bel Air
Savave At
Satewey
Araty Price
BIRDS
Saa
Bag
Sara Lee
NASA
ELC
IAC Iil
Selle Eee
Maxwell House Coffee
Maxwell House
Courthouse Records
By Gill Fox
NEA, Inc
Tm, Reg
TEA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!