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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1976
Page
2
Excerpts from President Ford’s veto message explain that the Public Works Employment Act would not deliver lasting jobs. The piece notes veto rationale, economic impacts, and concerns about inflation. The House overrode the veto. the Senate retained a presidential hold on the bill.
The FFA Booster Club outlines a fund drive to support agricultural projects and events. The effort seeks donations for experimental crops, competitions, and outreach, with a speaker lineup planned for April.
A garbled text line shows various price snippets such as dollars per pound and per hundredweight including entries like $1.29 Ib and $199 th, with percentages and other odd tokens. The fragment lacks coherent context or complete items.
Funeral services for Corinne Stele Harp 79 widow of Dr Robert Harp were held at 10 am Saturday March 6 in Silsbee Texas. A native of Lee Summit Missouri she had lived in Silsbee most of her life and died March 4 in Silsbee Deacon Hospital after a short illness.
Siktee Jaycees announce a general membership meeting set for Thursday March 11 at 7 30 PM at Pizza Inn. All men aged 18 to 35 are invited to attend.
Ordinance 161 amends Section 165 of the city code to set new rates for tamicama service in Silsbee Texas. The measure was introduced for first reading at the March meeting and scheduled for March 25 2876. City Secretary Abra tius B Keown signed the notice.
Public hearings set for March 22 to 26 on a proposed spring turkey hunt in Tyler and Polk counties Southeast Texas by the PEWD. Regulators will discuss area fish and game measures, including limits on channel or blue catfish and shrimp trawling near Port Under.
The Texas Attorney General warns consumers about door to door sales tactics and a 1975 act allowing cancellations on home solicitation purchases over 25 dollars or real estate over 100 dollars. It explains rights to cancel within the third business day and how to notify sellers, with exceptions for farm equipment and certain real estate transactions. It also notes violations implicate the Deceptive Trade Practices Act and how to seek help.
Washington The AFL CIO and major unions push a reform bill to curb business PACs while preserving union political activity. Labor contributed 4 3 million to campaigns in 1974 versus 1 4 million from business. Critics warn the plan creates a union power monopoly over elections.
The text shows a personnel clash involving supervisor J Snelling and a 16 year veteran facing expulsion. A university MA and a TV host role on Counterpoint are noted. The subject and spouse Frances are based in Beaumont and house hunting near the Silbee area.
Knights Templar Commandery 88 announces a bicentennial observance on March 18. The program includes a grand minister from the Grand Lodge of Texas, introductions by Joe Darnell prelate, plus invocation and benediction. Karen Clerk will lead musical numbers with two choruses to refresh the dinner meet.
Students Pattie Stratina Strallen Phyllis Goins and Helen Grevis are listed as stage crew for a junior class play. Directed by Raymond Yours with Eunice Fhegar and Grant Atkinson producing, the event is staged by the Grama teachers and Chicago based art Tee Dramen.
The Order of Baiern' Siar Marfiower Chapter thanks members and friends for support during illness and death of Eu Patterson. Gratitude extended to Sisters Dee and KRAS Ra- 3ip, Bre. James Ferns, and to Doctors Hospital and St. Elizabeth. May God bless and keep you. LaBella Patterson
Mrs Glenn Peverill announces a move from Silsbee to Shepherd Texas on March 5 1976. She asks Mr Read to update her address and inquires about a subscription due while expressing appreciation for reading the Bee Delivers a brief personal note with thanks and a friendly sign off.
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