Local Silsbee News Offers Classified and Editorial Credits
Published every Thursday at 410 Highway 96 Silsbee Texas the paper lists staff Co-Owners and publishers include David Read R L Read Tommy Read and others with editorial and society staff among roles. Subscriptions run 3 50 per year in Hardin Jasper Tyler Jefferson counties 4 00 elsewhere.
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Silsbee
Texas
Hardin
Jasper
Tyler
Jefferson
Hardin, Jasper
Jefferson Counties
Size And Display Of Numbers On Motorboats
Regulations require registration with the Texas Highway Department under the Water Safety Act. Numbers must be displayed on the bow and on each side of the forward half, on the boat itself, using plain block design at least 3 inches high in a contrasting color. If unreadable due to shape, a firmly attached bracket may be used on the forward half.
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Texas Highway Department
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Printing contrast rules for prefixes and suffixes
The note discusses legibility of light versus dark numbers and specifies spacing rules around prefixes and suffixes. It mentions checking boat laws to ensure compliance and urges accuracy in applying formatting standards.
Hints On Buying Steaks For Broiling From Texas A&M Expert
Mrs. Gwen Clyatt urges paying for fat and choosing prime, choice or good grades to ensure tenderness, flavor, and quality. The sirloin, porterhouse, and T bone are described with thickness and portions, noting serving sizes and fat content for broiling. The club steak is the smallest short loin cut without tenderloin.
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Gwen Clyatt
Texas A&m University Extension
Porterhouse
Water plan eyed by Texas lawmakers in Austin
Legislators and water leaders in Austin praised the Texas Water Development Board plan costing about 3.7 billion dollars. The proposal envisions a multi reservoir canal system linking San Antonio, Guadalupe and Lavaca Navidad basins to the Lower Valley with connections to Texarkana and Dallas Fort Worth. It includes 14 existing or planned reservoirs and 46 enlargements, plus West Texas recharge and a study for potential import from Oregon’s Columbia River by 1985.
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Tex
Texas
Texas Water Development Board
Rio Grande Valley
Bureau of Reclamation
San Antonio
Cibolo
Wilson County
Goliad
Goliad County
Guadalupe River
Victoria County
Cuero
DeWitt County
Lavaca - Navidad
Palmetto Bend
Texackana Reservoir
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Trinity, Bravos
Colorado
Lake
Texarkana
Linton
Baffin Bay
West Texas
The
Water Development Board
Ogallala
Playa
High Plains
Congress
Southwest
Columbia River
Oregon
Plains
Rulfs
Weggoner Carr
Carr
Texas Educational Foundation, Inc
Gary
San Marcos
Clarewood House
Harris County
Soil and Water Conservation District
Arlington State
Texas Western University
South Texas
Wnd Southwestern Medical Schools
Cotton Research Committee
Constitutional
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Medina River
Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
State Supreme Court
Rice University
Texas Calendar of Events highlights April to September
The Texas Highway Department releases the Texas Calendar of Events in English and Spanish, listing nearly 400 attractions across the state. Featured are Fiesta San Antonio, Six Flags Over Texas, the Texas Cowboy Reunion, Sea-Arama in Galveston, and tours from Cuero to St Joseph along the Old Chisholm Trail. Floral shows, berry and onion festivals, and the Queen Coola Day are among the offerings, with free copies available at Bureau offices or by mail inquiry.
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Schwartz
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
New Indian Affairs Commission
Alabama-Coushatta
Polk County
Commission
Livingston
U.S. Highway 190
Dempsie Henley of
Liberty
State Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrison
International Association of Chiefs of Police Research and Development Division
Office of Highway Safety
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
DPS
IACP
Texas State Teachers Association
Travel and Information Division
Texas Highway Department
Sea-Arama
Galveston
Chisholm Trail
Raymondville
Wharton
Highway Department
Chambers of Commerce
Mexico
P.O. Box
Austin
BET Coordinator Named Last Week
Wayne D. Taylor, extension area farm management specialist at Nacogdoches, was named coordinator of the Build Fast Texas BET program by Dr. R. E. Petterson, Dean of Texas A&M's College of Agriculture. Taylor, a Port Arthur native and Kirbyville high school graduate, will assume duties immediately. He replaces James I. Mallett who resigned May 3 to become general manager of Wood Farms in De Kalb. Mallett praised for two years of success with BET.
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Wayne D. Taylor
Nacogdoches
BET
R. E. Petterson
Texas A&m University
College of Agriculture
Taylor
Port Arther
Kirbyville High School
Stephen F. Austin State College
Louisiana State University
Patterson
James I. Mallett
Mt. Pleasant
John E. Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Mallett
Wood Farms
de Kalb
Birds of East Texas This Month In-depth Species Overview
A reading on East Texas birds notes the month offers campers and fisher folk opportunities to spot many species. It explains birds’ evolutionary kinship with crocodilians, counts about 8,600 global species with 542 catalogued in Texas, and describes why birds sing to attract mates and claim territory.
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Texas
North America
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U.S
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Texas National Guard
Selective Service Office
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Armed Services
Constitution Party
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U.S. Senate
Jack Carswell
Houston
Conservative Party
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Douglas DeCluitt
Waco
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Lockheed Air Terminal
Orange County
Highway Dept
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