Light's Action Line on Driver Licenses and Collectibles
The Light's Action Line discusses Texas driver license history from 1936 onward, noting earlier badges and price changes through 1971. It asks whether certain items are collector's prizes and provides guidance to consult library references and Wells Fargo records for value and authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Action Line
Texas
P.S
Texas Department of Public Safety
Senate
Sgt. M. 5. Morrison
J. L. Comstock
M.D
Pratt, Woodford and Co
New York
McGuffey
van Antwerp, Bragg and Co
Cincinnati
Wells Fargo & Co., Express and Banking
San Francisco
Calif
U.S
Eliza Smith
Wells Fargo & Co
Broadway
U. S
England
Canada
Wells Fargo
Bus Bargaining Yields Immediate Raise For Drivers
Wehmeyer touted the new contract as a solid offer with wage steps. Immediate pay rises of 3.20 per hour, then 0.75 on May 4 and 1.00 on August 1, replace prior rates. The union, praised for hard work, secured terms in a deal that ends a potential public-employe bus stoppage and gets buses rolling again. Bennie Canta thanked transit board members, Mayor Becker voiced relief, and riders welcome resumed service.
Energy conservation drives widen as fuel fears mount
Washington debates fuel control measures with a Senate bill granting Nixon powers to ration gasoline and scarce fuels and order power plant shifts. If enacted, a nationwide plan could cut use by 10 percent in 10 days and 25 percent in a month. Officials flag possible Sunday driving bans and fuel redirection while White House trims Christmas lights and the Pentagon shifts to economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Ce House
Washington
Love
Charles DiBona
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Triculture
Earl L. Bay
Lights dim as Washington uplifts Christmas display
The White House announces it will dim its Christmas lights to set a solemn tone. Officials cite a desire for understated holiday decor and national reflection during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Ford Support Debate Shapes Judiciary Panel Hearings
The article recounts closed door questioning of witnesses about Gerald Ford. Witnesses include Robert Winter-Aararr and Dr Arnold Matches, with Mrs Alice Westin denying allegations. Rep Michael Mallington defends Ford while Joseph Ravh questions civil rights record and foreign affairs experience. Cherentee Mitchell notes NAACP stance remains nuanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Bouse Judiciary Committee
Lear
Whith
Benadle
Rober M. Winter-Aerarr
Iren
Arnold
New York
Alice Westin Sheawaiter
Ann
Joseph L. Ravh
Americans For Democrisig Action
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Light’s
Walter Wehmeyer
Ana Monda Vule
Wehmeyer
Sav. 13
Webmeyer
Bennie Canta
Transit Board of Cruscees
Nike
Becker
Larsyyn Val Fin
Joske’s
Klustration
North Star Mall
Main Loor
Pat Nixon
Blue Room
Gerald Ford
Michael Mart
Mallington
Fed
Kennedy
Harry Truran
Cherentee MM. Mitchell
In Washington
One National Association For the Advancement of Colored Perpie
NAACP
Fey
Sunsets
Vision
Sunset Memorial Park
Texas Liberty
Sunset
San Antonio
Sunset's Park
Memorial Park
Austin
Webi
Mat Dipare
Binet Tevet Plath
Garen
State
Ate. NG
Ban Arionio
Evar
Sommers
Rexall Family
Oster
Westbend
KODAK
RADIO
Reinch
Empire Rid
Irwin Tea
Matec
Cmb
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