Local News Staff Roles and Editorial Positions
Lee Kelly Doris Woolley Mrs. Fern McAdams Richard Weathersby fill roles as Editor and Publisher Society and Personal Editor Reporter Photographers. Secretary Controller in the Mechanical Department Harold Leigh serves as Foreman Operator Linotype Operator Printer Pressman.
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Doris Woolley
Fern McAdams
Richard Weathersby
Patman urges Soviet fertilizer loan deal
Rep. Wright Patman of Texas argues the Export-Import Bank loan of 180 million dollars will back 400 million dollars of U S equipment and services for a Soviet chemical plant and related facilities. He says 220 million comes from a private bank syndicate and notes energy and job benefits along with substantial trade gains. He warns the project advances in the Soviet five year plan and calls for the bank to complete its financing.
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Wright Patman
Texas
Armsmonia
Soviet Union
United States
Florida
Organic panic over organic foods and botulism worries
A nutritionist warns against an "organic food syndrome" as consumers fear processing chemicals. He notes many toxins occur naturally and that home canning raises botulism risk, while organic labels do not guarantee residue-free foods and processed foods may retain nutrients.
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Theodore Labuza
University of Minnesota
Labuza
Urge House Members to Back This Local Project
A brief appeal urges all House members to support a local development project. The plea highlights anticipated benefits for the community, infrastructure improvements, and potential jobs, urging timely action despite competing legislative items.
Soviet fertilizer deal gains support amid soil bank recovery
As millions of acres return to production from the soil bank nitrogen fertilizer shortages grow. The Soviet fertilizer deal is seen as meriting support to ease supply constraints.
Create a Stone Path From Reused Construction Debris
A garden walk can be built from stone cement scraps wood gravel or bricks found or salvaged from demolition. Improvising saves money and adds character while a small haul fee may apply. Sidewalk demolition yields usable chunks.
Britain Quits Nation Business in Satirical Sketch
In a humorous dialogue, Alistair and a narrator spoof Britain abandoning its empire and assets. The piece quips that creditors divide the Isles, the U N seat moves to General Motors, Queen Elizabeth hosts a Boston daytime show, and Heath leads a defiant but fading nation through cultural overhauls and misadventures in global prestige.
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Britain
British Isles
U.N
General Motors
Boston
Heath
BBC
Twiggy
Mick Jagger
Las Vegas
Ghana
India
Australia
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Africa
Alistair Cooke
Blaming Others Over Energy Crisis Skips Auto Soap Roles
A speaker argues oil firms scapegoat environmentalists and governments while omitting auto makers and soap companies. He notes mileage declines from 15 to 14 mpg and claims detergents use petroleum and require high heat, increasing fuel use and pollution.
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Alaska
Congress
Card of Thanks to Bronson Baker Family
Words cannot express my thanks and appreciation to the Bronson Baker Sr family for their kindness while I cared for Mr. Baker. Rannie Hollyfield.
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Bronson Baker Sr
Mr. Baker
Rannie Hollyfield
U.S. study urges eight months of daylight time
The interim report to Congress from the Department of Transportation recommends observing daylight saving time eight months annually and standard time from late October to late February 1975 as part of the ongoing energy conservation experiment.
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Gress
U.S. Department of Transportation
Secretary of Transportation
Congress
U.S
Federal Communications Commission
Public Affairs Office
Secretary
Department of Transportation
Washington, D.C
Funeral Services For Bettie Apshire 77 Held In Silsbee
Funeral services for Bettie Apshire 77 were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday July 9 at Farmer Funeral Chapel with Rev D F Monroe Jr officiating. Burial followed in Resthaven Cemetery. She died at 9 20 p.m. Sunday in Silsbee Doctor's Hospital after an illness. She was a lifelong resident of Silsbee. Survivors include two sons S E Milstead and Carl Milstead both of Silsbee.
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Bettie Apshire
Farmer Funeral Chapel
D. F. Monroe Jr
Resthaven Cemetery
S. E. and
Carl Milstead
Silsbee
Thankful for support during illness and loss of husband
We express sincere thanks for love and compassion shown through cards flowers prayers and acts of kindness during the illness and passing of our husband father and grandfather Special thanks are given to Dr E T Gant Hardin Memorial Hospital staff Kountze Nursing Center staff Brother A A Drennen Brother Barney DuBose and Pace Funeral Home
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E. T. Gant
Hardin Memorial Hospital
Kountze Nursing Center
A. A. Drennen
Barney DuBose
Pace Funeral Home
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