Matenal Mewsmaner Association Founded 1865
Society and personal notices page from Silsbee Texas announces the Matenal Mewsmaner Association founded in 1865. It lists editorial staff, personnel in the mechanical department and local office details with postal and subscription information.
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Matenal Mewsmaner Association
Demands to Abolish the Federal Energy Administration
Rep Patricia Schoeder urges letting the Federal Energy Administration expire citing wasteful growth and high costs. The piece notes FEA origins from the Federal Energy Office, a large Washington bureau with a $3.5 million budget and 112 staff, drawing quotes from Treasury Secretary William Simon.
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Patricia Schoeder
Cnlu
Coeponser
Comfresernin
Floyd Fithtin
Peder Bacrey
Neal Asim
Cofimitet Sonn DD
Lotti Jr
Burcky Mountain
Motes
Dallowins
Federal Energy Administration
Washington
FEA
Treasury
William Simon
Cruemp's Grass Roots Comment
Abolishing the FEA and distributing its functions to other agencies would reduce government size in the discussion. The remark frames a restructuring move as a step away from debate toward action.
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Cruemp
FEA
Summer Story Hour Opens at Silsbee Library
The Silsbee Public Library begins Summer Story Hour on June 9 for children ages 4 and up. Sessions run 10 30 to 11 30 a m Wednesdays through August 11 featuring stories films puppet shows music and art activities.
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Silsbee Public Library
Wayne McClanahan Qualifies for Texas Amateur
Silsbee golfer Wayne McClanahan Jr qualified for the 67th Amateur Championship at Woodhaven Country Club Fort Worth after an 18 hole two over par 75 at Sugar Creek Houston on April 23. He is linked to his father Frank L McClanahan Jr former mayor and insurance businessman in Silsbee. The Fort Worth event starts June 8 and runs 72 holes with a field limited to 115 plus qualifiers and past champions, with a $1600 merchandise purse and trophies for winners.
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Wayne McClanshan
Silshee
Texas’ Golf Association
Woodhaven Country Club
Fort Worth
Sugar Creek Country Club
Houston
McClanahan
Frank L. McClanahan Jr
Silsbee
Liberty
Briscoe outlines $525 million cost of living pay plan
Governor Briscoe directs a $525 million cost of living pay raise plan for state employees and teachers with no local school contributions. While TSTA calls it disappointing, TPEA endorses its realism. Texas teachers remain low paid nationally as leaders urge raising salaries toward the national average.
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Austin
Ralph Briscoe
Texans State Teachers Association
Federation of Teachers
Texas Public Employeesspociation
Briscoe
TPEA
Texas
TSTA
Callien W. Smith
Mrs. Jeff Skinner Elected President of Xi Zeta Rho
Xi Zeta Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met at Mrs. Bobbie Hatton’s home. New officers for the club year include Mrs. Jeff Skinner as president and committees chaired by Mrs. Gayle Woodson and Mrs. Dorothy McCaleb. Next meeting scheduled for September.
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Artie Hickerson
Gayle Woodson
Dorothy McCaleb
Perky Hardison
Mary Katherine Martin
Carol McLain
Price Daniel chairs Southeast Texas Bicentennial effort
Former Governor Price Daniel, now on the Texas Supreme Court, leads the Atascosito Historical Society regional Bicentennial Committee serving 10 Southeast Texas counties. The region hosts about 836 events on the Texas calendar, including Beaumont projects like Gladys City, with Newton County under Mrs. Barl Hines.
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Texas Supreme Court
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Jasper
Newton
Polk
San Jacinto
Tyler
Beaumont
Cleveland
Liberty
Port Arthur
Silsbee
Victor
Alabama - Coushatta Indian Reservation
Sabine Area
Orange
Texas Bicentennial Commission
Aind
Gladys
Newton County
Barl Hines
Hines
Newton County News
Southeast Texas Bicentennial events invite regional exhibits
The County Bicentennial Commission maintains monthly meetings and promotes a 21 day Flag Salute from June 14 to July 4 with bells rung at 2 pm on July 4. A Regional Bicentennial Banquet in Beaumont on June 16 aims to showcase county exhibits and offers a $250 prize for the best display.
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KTXJ
Beaumont
Joreoe Calhoon
The
Atascosito Historical Society
Funeral Services For Bertis L Clark 65 Held
Funeral services for Bertis Lee Clark 65 were held June 1 at Starr Funeral Home Hemphill with burial in Memorial Cemetery Jas per. He died May 30 at Jasper Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He lived most of his life in Pineland and was a retired timber grader. Survivors include sister Mrs Alif Cotten Beatmont and brother C A Clark Lumberton.
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Bertis Lee Clark
Et Pinchind
Starr Funeral Home
Hemphill
Memorial Cemetery
Jasper
Jasper Memorial Hospital
Pineland
Alif Cotten
Beatmont
C¢. A. Clark
Lumberton
Intelligence Folly Warns Against Senate Committee Proposals
Former vice chairman argues Congress risks national security by endorsing Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities recommendations. He cites overbroad statutes, limits on covert operations, and excessive surveillance restrictions as impractical and dangerous to effective foreign policy and law enforcement.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Select Committee
Select Committee
CIA
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