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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1975
Page
4
Harold Leigh serves as foreman operator in the mechanical department. Mrs John S Basye is listed as linotype operator. James Johnson holds the printer pressman role alongside Billy Joe Williams in the same capacity.
Rep Henry D Reuss and Rep Bar rett introduce HLR 3573 to fund home insulation storm windows doors and weather stripping for households under 20000 income. Payments cover 25 percent of costs up to 300 with 90 percent for poverty-level earners and 800 million authorized. Rep du Pont criticizes budget deficits and calls for substantial cuts.
A club listing notes John David on bass and guitar Mike on guitar Gary on sax with Norman on drums and John David again on bass for a country fashion themed set at Chalet Lounge.
Senator William Proxmire asks the General Accounting Office to review a $342,378 Michigan State University contract with Professor David J. Kallen for a three year study on why sexually active single women fail to use contraceptives. He questions funding from taxpayer money and notes potential implications for food stamp applicants and Michigan lawmakers.
The Lumberton TOPS Club met March 11 with 22 members weighing in and reporting a total 174 pound loss. Lucy Conner won the fruit basket for a five pound loss and a new contest to June assigns dues-paid for three months to the top weight-losers.
IRS answers tax questions from 1974 to 1975 including rebates, unemployment benefits taxation, back pay, moving costs, welfare program payments, estimated tax filings, and deductible travel and tolls for work. It explains automatic rebates, taxable income rules, and conditions for deductions for job related moves and reserve meetings.
The Queen Bee syndrome in business and science hints at internal barriers as women reach executive levels. Dorothy Hoffman, first woman president of the American Vacuum Society, and Mary Frances Shaughnessy note ongoing gender hurdles. University of Michigan researchers see signs the syndrome fades as women gain top roles.
A sweep of property transfers and liens in Hardin County listings. Includes transfers to Raymond Bartmess, First Federal, Jasper Federal, State banks, and various trust deeds, quitclaims, assignments, and notices across numerous entities and individuals.
Mary K Holt daughter of Mrs Ruby J Lee of Grayburg Texas has been assigned to Aviano AB Italy from Randolph AFB Texas She serves as an Air Force sergeant and administrative specialist with the 40th Civil Engineering Flight US Air Forces in Europe Her 1971 Hardin Jefferson High School Sour Lake graduate husband Sergeant Charles B Holt is from Springfield Missouri
Deed transfers include Herman 8S Powell to Jerry Glenn Sampler and others, Kirby Lumber Corp mortgage, Ruby Mae B Taylor to Norman A Bock and others, Milton Ray oil and gas lease, James B Eason to Cecil A Eason, L R Shavers to Gulf State Pipe Line Co, and easement to Norman A Bock.
A local advertisement lists prices for smoked bacon at 1.09 per pound, smoked ham 1.29, smoked sausage 1.49, shoulder 1.09, bones 0.69, hog head cheese 0.89, pure lard 3.95 per gallon, pork chops 0.99, and various other pork products with unit prices shown and a contact phone number 385-5095.
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