Voices Of Wisdom Missing In Both Parties In 76
Edward P. Morgan laments the lack of sober leadership as Watergate fallout shapes the 1976 landscape. He cites polls and the Peoples Bicentennial Commission, noting distrust in business and government and urging a return to founding principles to restore faith before the election.
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Congress
Cal Coolidge
America
Chamber of Commerce
Peoples Bicentennial ‘Commission
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
George III
World’s Finest Rock of Ages Memorials
Sabine Monument Company advertises Rock of Ages memorials with contact number 832-2841 and address 2295 Grand Beaumont.
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Sabine Monument Company
Grand
Beaumont
Reservation Observes Winter Schedule on Weekends
The East Texas Indian Reservation home of the Alabama Coushatta Indians near Livingston and Woodville will be open Saturdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in January and February with a holiday closure from December 8 to January 2.
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East Texas
East Texas Indians
Hardin County clubs host Christmas luncheon in Kountze
The Hardin County Home Demonstration Clubs plan a Christmas luncheon on Wednesday December 10 at 11 45 a m in the west wing courthouse auditorium Kountze.
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Hardin County
West Wing
Kountze
Funeral Services For J. O. Hicks 73 Held Dec 1
J O Hicks 73 died at Silsbee Doctors Hospital after a brief illness. native of Spurger he lived in Silsbee 39 years retired boilermaker and First Pentecostal Church member. Funeral 2 pm Monday at First Pentecostal Church Rev C M Duplissey officiated burial Turner Branch Cemetery. Survivors include wife Bessie Hicks a son Oscar D Hicks three daughters Alvin Kelley Helen Watts Mary Turner sister Mrs Owen Jordan Jasper. Pallbearers T J Ward E M Askew Duke Ashcraft Donnie Martinez Franklin Gore Steven Mansfield.
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J. O. Hicks
Silsbee Doctors Hospital
Spurger
Silsbee
First Pentecostal Church
C. M. Duplissey
Turner Branch Cemetery
Bessie Hicks
Oscar D. Hicks
Alvin Kelley
Helen Watts
Mary Turner
Owen Jordan
Jasper
T. J. Ward
E. M. Askew
Duke Ashcraft
Donnie Martinez
Franklin Gore
Steven Mansfield
Gospel Singing at United Pentecostal Church Dec 13
The United Pentecostal Church hosts an old time gospel singing on Saturday December 13 at 7 30 p m led by Arlene Curatito and the Maranatha Messengers. The church on Highway 327 East in Silsbee will feature choir and group arrangements with a meal served after.
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United Pentecostal Church
Maranatha Messengers
Arlene Curativo
John Danielson
Highway 327
Silsbee
Smoke tests for Silsbee sewer lines begin Monday
Silsbee will host a smoke infiltration study by the Dallas firm Gina and Stacey starting Monday December 8 to locate leaks in the sewer system. Smoke in vents or fixtures may occur during testing but is harmless, according to City Water and Sewer Supt. Ww. A. Allen.
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A. Allen
The
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Allen
Band Benefit Games Open Tonight At 7 In Silsbee
The Tiger Band Booster Club hosts basketball benefits at Silsbee Junior High Gym at 7 p.m. Proceeds fund 1975 76 band projects. Police association male members play band men. Booster Club women face band women.
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Silsbee Junior High School
Tiger Band
Fern McAdams
Silsbee Municipal Police Association
Booster Club
Scheuer pushes safety belt bill amid health cost concerns
Rep James H Scheuer introduces H R 20515 to require belt use nationwide with 10 pct cut in federal highway aid for noncompliance. He argues high health care costs and calls for prevention over treatment noting President Ford not wearing a belt in Hartford and urging mandatory usage and cost effective safety measures.
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James H. Scheuer
N. Y
Dam
Congress
Ial
Hartford
Conn
Secret Service
Ford
Crump's Grass Roots Comment by Rep Scheuer
The Hon. Rep. Scheuer, whose office is in Room 2348, offers remarks on grassroots political strategy and public engagement. He stresses accessible communication and local issue focus to mobilize support.
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Rifkin
Hart Research Associates
America
Washington
Rep. Scheuer
Law increases burden on enforcement amid Washington directives
Rayburn House Office Building remarks on a bill that would add another law to be ignored and intensify the strain on law enforcement already struggling to enforce the 55 mile per hour Federal speed limit. The piece notes car owners nationwide are fed up with federal directives.
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Rayburn
Washington, D.C
Washington
Silshee TOPS Club Meets in Hardin County Savings
The Silshee TOPS Club met in Hardin County Savings and Loan on Tuesday December 2 at 6 p.m. Seventeen members weighed in with a 10 pound loss. Mrs. Ruby Frazier won the fruit basket for the week with a 20 pound loss.
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Silshee Tops Club
Hardin County Savings and Loan
Ruby Frazier
Foundation urges prenatal care for healthy pregnancy
The National Foundation March of Dimes stresses the unborn baby is highly affected by the mother's health in early pregnancy. It urges good personal health care before and during childbearing age as essential for fetal well being.
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National Foundation- March of Dimes
Foundation
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