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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
2
Editorial argues an $18 million economic boost from an $4,995,000 road bond issue backed by $13 million in Federal and State funds. It notes $800,000 for Lumberton right of way, with county cost about $400,000 after reimbursements, and urges a May 15 vote to avoid tax increases while upgrading county roads.
Question about funding for fall college plans. VA can advance up to two months of GT allowance to veterans who apply before school registration. A check covering the first and second months may be ready when they register for classes after August 1973.
The Texas Gulf Coast and South Texas press groups launched a national inquiry into a newsprint shortage. A joint resolution asks Congress for an investigation into price fixing and supply gaps, urging steps to stabilize future newspaper publishing nationwide. Additional items cover Gov Briscoe's school finance plan and political race developments.
Silsbee columnist urges voters to back a road bond, arguing rainfall and poor roads justify taxes for repairs and new right of ways. Emphasizes county officials' leadership and potential property value gains and new business.
Letter from R L Phinney District Director commends southern Texas taxpayers for filing 2.5 million individual tax returns in the Austin IRS District on time and in good order. Expresses gratitude to Mr Read and staff for delivering tax information during the 1973 filing period.
Senator Barry Goldwater discusses a rebirth of the National Guard and Reserve, noting past neglect of needed equipment and the impact of Vietnam era veterans. He praises modern, motivated units with up to date gear and strong public support, while stressing ongoing enlistment and management challenges.
A National Guardsman is the modern Minute Man. His presence at a local disaster to prevent looting and save lives is taken for granted, but he gave up something to be there.
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