Local newspaper staff and editorial team catalog
The Free Press lists personnel including Editor and Publisher R L Read, Reporter-Photographer Drew Dahl, Society Editor Leona Whitman, Secretary Fern McAdams, Receptionist Gina Hignett, Controller Richard Weathersby, Feature Writer Helen Ratliff, and others who maintain operations at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas 77656 with a weekly Thursday publication schedule and subscription rates for Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Texas
Highway 96
Hardin, Jasper
Tyler Jefferson
R. L. Read
Drew Dahl
Leona Whitman Society
Fern McAdams
Gina Hignett
Richard Weathersby
Barbara Paret
Helen Ratliff
Talk of the Town
Reformers Push National Health Insurance Critics Cry Foul
Rep Philip M Crane argues the private free choice medical care system is being undermined by bureaucrats and politicians seeking more rules in the name of quality and cost control. He says critics blame costs and Medicare waste while proposing National Health Insurance as a fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip M. Crane
National Health Insurance
NHI
Tower urges worker rights in employee bill of rights push
U S Senator John Tower argues that the Bill of Rights applies to workers and calls for an Employee Bill of Rights to safeguard individual freedoms in labor disputes. He says reforms must protect workers' rights to join unions, vote by secret ballot, strike decisions, and freedom from intimidation. The plan favors arbitration and limits fines for union members, stressing personal choice in employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Syggigin
Cadet Michael L. Smith Completes ROTC Camp at Ft Riley
Cadet Michael L. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Edwin B Smith of Silsbee completed five week Army ROTC advanced camp at Ft Riley Kansas. The program builds leadership in a field training setting and some graduates receive Army commissions. Smith attends Texas A M University and is a 1973 graduate of A M Consolidated High School in College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael L. Smith
Edwin B. Smith
Sweetgum, Silsbee
Army Reserve Officer's Training Corps
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Smith
Texas A&m University
College Station
A&m Consolidated High School
Man Uses Language to Express Ideas Says Expert
Dorothy Taylor, specialist in family life education with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, The Texas A&M University System, notes that only men use spoken and written language to convey ideas, emotions, and commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthy Taylor
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
A Health Care Debate Cautions Against National Plan
The discussion warns of skyrocketing costs and wasteful use under broad NHS style reform. It cites Jimmy Carter’s campaign pledge, Congress delays, and the risk of a centralized system. The speaker proposes reversing federal control and reducing government influence on medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Great Britain
Sweden
Americans Wanting Federal Control of Medical Care Silence
The remark asserts that full federal oversight of medical care demands public silence from Americans. It frames dissent as the sole barrier to centralized health policy and implies strategic quiet would grant control. The statement reflects a viewpoint rather than verifiable events.
Fasgas Retail Services seeks wine and beer off premises permit
Notice is given under the Texas Liquor Control Act that Fasgas Retail Services Co of Texas has filed for a wine and beer retailer off premises permit. The proposed business location is 605 Hwy 96 South Silshee Hardin County Texas. Officers listed: Sheldon E Wedlitz president William J Duncan vice president James G Fuqua secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasgas Retail Services Co. of
Texas
Hwy. 96 South
Silshee
Hardin County
Sheldon E. Wedlitz
William J. Duncan
James G. Fuqua
IRA Opens New Retirement Options for Housewives
Under new tax law, American housewives with nonworking spouses may open Individual Retirement Accounts. After January 1 1977, eligible employees can set up separate or equal accounts for self and spouse. Up to 15 percent of earned income or 1750 dollars, whichever is less, may be contributed and deducted annually. Preliminary figures show over 1.4 million individuals used IRA, totaling about 1.9 billion dollars in savings in the first months.
Spurger School Offers Adult Beef Production Course
Texas A&M University Department of Agriculture Education announces Dr. Richard Thomas will present a beef production short course August 15-18 at 7 p.m. in the Spurger Vocational Agriculture building. He will be available daytime for cattlemen discussions. Enrollment is five dollars for materials and handouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A&m University Department of Agriculture Education
Richard Thomas
Spurger
Spurger Vocational Agriculture
Thomas
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Texas Press Association
Mnasnstaining
Harold Leigh
John S. Basye
James Johnson
Billie Joe Williams
Joe Crump
Congressional Record Daily
H. E. Munden
North 5Th Street
Ower
U.S
John Tower
Money Express
Lodge
L. K. Johnson
W.M. Abram Miles
See
Spurger School
THE
Cincinnati Reds
Sparky Anderson
Griffey
Donora
Stan Musial
Otymea Eee
Payroll
America
Advertising Council
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