National Newspaper Tension Favored 1 MNA Sustaining Member 1977
A list of staff positions and names appears, including editor Drew Dahl, reporter Leona Whitman, society editor Fern McAdams, and others. The piece reads as a roster of roles within the newspaper with no clear narrative event.
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MNA
R. L. Read
Drew Dahl
Leona Whitman
Fern McAdams
Sia
Trudis Hollyfield
Richard Weathersby
Barbara Paret
Helen Ratliff
Talk of the Town
Hyde Introducts Legislation On False Identification Issue
Rep Hyde introduces comprehensive measures to curb false identification and social security fraud. He cites 4.2 million people with multiple SS numbers and notes Social Security Administration cannot enforce crime, urging anti-counterfeit features and tighter federal laws to close loopholes. The remarks reference an 800-page federal report and date back to the 1920s.
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Social Security Administration
United States
California
Mr. Sisk
Federal Advisory Committee
Don Adams Named President Pro Tem Of Texas Senate
Jasper Senator Don Adams was named President Pro Tem of the Texas Senate on Monday, placing him third in line for state leadership. He plans not to seek a fourth term, may pursue federal judgeship or Railroad Commission seat, and cites his father’s death and a heavy law practice as factors. The piece also includes health guidance from the AMA on safe suntanning and sun protection specifics.
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Don Adams
Jasper
Texas Senate
Texas
Adams
Senate
Everit
Dolph Briscoe
Bill
Betty Andujar
Fort’ Worth
theTexas Railroad Commission
Jasper County
T. Gilbert Adams
Texas Jaycees
Baytorn ‘University
Marri
American Medical Association
The Unholy Alliance in Government Power Play
A citizen’s view argues that government is hamstrung by a bloated web of special interests and hidden lobbies. It notes growing pluralism since World War II, with diverse groups corrupting public process while presidents struggle to forge coherent urban, environmental, and energy policies.
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Ruun Ea
Pee Naves
Huw
FO S . Ia
Congress
Sofies
Namie
Certified Copies Of Lost Documents OK By VA
VA Houston region reminds veterans and dependents that certified statements can replace original birth or marriage certificates to establish eligibility for benefits. The VA will accept certified statements for birth of a veteran child or proof of age and relationship in disability cases, with restrictions on marriage documentation. Contact your nearest VA regional office or a national veterans service organization for eligibility questions.
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Ted W. Myatt
Houston
Texas
Myatt
National
Veterans Service Organizations
Carter proposes five Social Security funding reforms
President Carter outlines five proposals to shore up Social Security financing. They include compensating trust funds from general revenues, removing the employer wage-base cap, raising the employee tax base by 600 dollars in 1979 81 83 and 85, shifting HIP funding to the Old Age Survivors and Disability Trust Funds, and increasing self employed tax from 7 to 7.5 percent. The article notes opposition to a broad cleanup of millions alleged to be siphoning funds and criticizes the trust fund as a sieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Senate
Social Security
Birthday Swim Party for Dobie Capps in City Home
A birthday party honoring Dobie Capps celebrated her third birthday at her home, 560 North 9th Street. The event featured red, white and blue decorations, magic rings as favors, and was attended by twenty three people.
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Dobie Capps
North 9Th Street
Wilson Opposes Funding Increase For Labor HEW
Rep Charles Wilson opposes aLabor-HEW funding rise amid a new budget process. He notes even modest cuts would still exceed Carter's request, warning of inflationary risks. Carter warned he might veto bills that surpass the original request.
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Washington
Congress
Charles Wilson
Soameron
D ‘Gussoagn - George
Mahon
Carster
Carter
Robert Michel
R-Il
Wilson
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