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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1974
Page
2
Harold Leigh Mrs John Basye James Johnson Billy Jox Williams Roy Cole listed as Foreman-Operator Linotype Operator Printer-Pressman and Apprentice in department roster notes.
An editorial urges Congress to stop public debate on impeachment until the House Judiciary Committee completes its study. It argues members must decide only on substantial charges if articles move forward and warns against party politics harming voter trust ahead of November elections.
The text states television news reporters are seen as speculators and urges Congressmen to act as a jury and avoid speculation. It advocates that Congressmen should stop talking and stay silent.
Rev. James C. Baldwin of 97 Avenue H in Silsbee will graduate from the General Evening Program at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago on Friday May 24. Ceremonies begin at 2:30 pm in Torrey-Gray Auditorium with about 250 graduates receiving diplomas or degrees.
Frank G. Tucker of the American Insurance Association praises the U S Senate vote for S 354 establishing national no fault auto insurance standards. The measure requires full medical cost payments and wage loss up to 15000, funeral up to 1000, and death benefits up to 5000, with states adopting similar reform. The bill now goes to the House for action.
The Texas Constitutional Convention accelerates work after the May 4 primary with only the General Provisions article left for tentative passage. Delegates must later review all articles for two thirds votes before voter submission, and may adjourn by end July unless quick windup occurs.
Funeral services for Mertie F. Lacy 82 of Silsbee were conducted at 2 p m May 19 at Dennis Baptist Church Weatherford with Rev. Guy Carter and Rev. Jack DeBusk officiating. Burial followed at Holder Cemetery near Dennis. She died May 16 at Silsbee Doctor's Hospital after a lengthy illness. She was a Parker County native who lived much of her life in Weatherford and Parker County. Survivors include son Lowell C. Lacy two grandsons Mack and Curtis Lacy a great grandson Christopher Lacy and brother W H Murphy of Weatherford.
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