Kudos To Stover Leads To Friction In County Redistricting
Editorial defends Earl B. Stover, praising his integrity in the Silsbee area redistricting case and criticizing Kountze News for insinuations. It notes Stover’s roles in the State Bar, Silsbee ISD, Neches National Bank, and church and civic duties while defending his actions as lawful and in pursuit of equal representation for Hardin County residents.
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Earl B. Stover
Smokey Stover
Kountze
Stover
Hardin County
Loeb
Silsbee
Beaumont
Kountze Commissioners Precinct
Roger Ratliff
Commissioners Court
Fullingim
Silsbee Commissioners
State Bar Association
Silsbee Independent School District
Neches National Bank
First United Methodist Church
Silsbee Doctors Hospital
Legislature Clears Major Emergency Finance Hurdles
Legislators push ahead on tax relief and funding shifts. A 34.9 million appropriation to protect aid to needy families passed both houses and goes to Comptroller Calvert for certification. Calvert urges approval of a reallotted 35 million to welfare from teacher retirement, with repayment after Sept 1. A separate bond plan for eight new college campuses faces Senate final approval.
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Austin
Robert S. Calvert
Calvert
Teachers Association
Retirement Fund
House
Senate
Ben Barnes
Preston Smith
Lester Clark
Breckenridge
David E. Clemens
Mineral Wells
Texas Water Quality Board
Charles Max Cole
Dallas
Noble Price
Lamesa
State Board of Health
Smith
Stephen Willis Simmons
el Paso
Jamie C. Boyd
Eli J. Urbanovsky
Lubbock
Gene Ray Hendryx
Alpine
Texas Conservation Foundation
E J Stewart of Silshee Dies in Beaumont
E J Stewart of Silshee died at Baptist Hospital in Beaumont on Feb 14 after transfer from home. An inquest by Justice of the Peace J Paul McNeil ruled cerebral hemorrhage as the cause. Investigating officers report Stewart survived by brother D L Stewart of Thibodeaux and mother Delilah Stewart of Mississippi. funeral services pending.
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RE. J. Stewart
East Ave
H. Silshee
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
Coleman Funeral Home
Beaumont Justice of the Peace
J. Paul McNeil
Stewart
Hardin County
D. L. Stewart
Thibodeaux
Delilah Stewart
Mississippi
If you are an alien residing permanently in the United States you can sign up
A note explains that permanent resident aliens may enroll in medical coverage under Medicare. It emphasizes eligibility for non citizens with lawful status and outlines enrollment paths and timing. The guidance highlights that residency in the United States enables access to Medicare programs subject to standard eligibility rules.
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United States
Medicare
Texas Legislature Advances Eighteen Voting Rights and Tax Proposals
Governor Smith signs bills delaying some elections for February registrants and opening March 1 voting for those registered in January. The Legislature moves to curb the old registration deadline, push for annual sessions, and allow 18-year-olds to vote in all elections. A rotenone fish kill is planned at Lyndon B. Johnson Reservoir March 27-28 to remove rough fish, with public hearings set for Feb 24 and 26 on five new state park master plans. Public hearings on master plans set for five new state parks.
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Smith
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Texas
California
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Marble Falls
Heart Association fund drive peaks Sunday in Hardin County
Volunteers are canvassing Wildwood Silsbee Kountze Sour Lake and Pinewood for the Hardin County division of the American Heart Association Texas Affiliate Inc. The drive aims for a 1971 county goal of 2800 and will climax on Heart Sunday February 21 with outreach to Lumberton. A memorial fund exists and donations may be mailed to P O Box 1145 Silsbee 77656.
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Heart Fund
Hardin County
Wildwood
Silsbee
Kountze
Sour Lake
Pinewood
Warren Bower
American Heart Association, Texas
Inc
Heart
Lumberton
Jessie Jordan
Batson
Commissioners Court
Bower
AHA
P. O
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