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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1974
Page
2
A notice lists annual subscription prices at $4.00 in Hardin Jasper Tyler and Jefferson Counties and $5.00 per year outside these counties.
A listing of newspaper staff roles includes Mrs Leona Whitman society editor Mrs Fern McAdams Lee Kelly Dorts Wooley and Richard Weathersby as reporters and photographers with Warold Leigh as secretary and J J Basye James Johnson Billy Jor and Williams as mechanical and press staff plus the editor and publisher, detailing the paper’s organizational structure.
Joe Crump's Mansfield endorses limits on credit sales and wholesale crackdown on credit cards. The piece argues cutting consumer credit would lower prices and interest, ease shortages, and help home building, with WWII precedents. mentions oil companies ending card tie-ins and banks cutting small savings accounts.
More than 15 000 applicants sought six wildlife management areas Black Gap Sierra Diablo Chaparral Engeling Gene Howe Kerr were drawn in Austin October 10. Selections include 260 extra names to cover no shows and hunters pay a 20 dollar fee for two days. Alternates will be notified and unselected cards returned.
The Rhone and Thomas families express gratitude for support during their father and grandfather's illness and death on October 23 1974. They thank doctors at Doctors Hospital including Dr Tennison and Dr Copeland staff, St Beulah Baptist Church members, and Mrs Curley Rhone and Mrs Christine Hawkin for prayers flowers and help.
The U S Department of Labor reports that in fiscal year 1973 about 335000 apprentices received training and more than 50000 completed their apprenticeships in registered programs during the year.
Gov. Dolph Briscoe led Texas campaign outlays with about 1.2 to 1.3 million dollars in contributions and loans, topping rivals in a general election season. Bob Bullock and Nick Rowe posted notable figures, while Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby and Atty. Gen. John Hill also ran sizable operations.
The Texas high court ruled on several cases including the removal of Wichita County District Attorney Jimmie Phagan after disbarment. Other actions involve Nueces County officers' appeal about a handgun law, and Randall County judge’s trial notice in a promissory note suit. Also covered are AG opinions on names on licenses, records access, and open records act applications with various budget and policy notes.
Biloxi Mississippi Keesler AFB announces the graduation of Second Lieutenant Lloyd C Fernandez Jr of Silsbee from the U S Air Force communications systems officer course. He will serve with Air Force Communications Service at Richards-Gebaur AFB Missouri. He attended Caney High School earned a business degree from William Carey College and was commissioned at Lackland AFB. His wife Kathleen is the daughter of James Allen of Cherryvale Kansas.
The piece surveys dollar values assigned to a human life by safety groups and evaluates cost-benefit logic for underride guards and passive restraints. It cites NSC and NHTSA figures ranging from 45 000 to 300 000 and notes aviation estimates around 275 000. It then contrasts US and Soviet space spending, quoting Dr Boris N Petrov on social problem resolution and wonders about Soviet priorities.
The 1974 Warren Homecoming week opens with a bonfire and pep rally at 7:00 p.m. on the high school campus. A parade starts at 5:00 p.m. Friday, followed by a football game versus the Shepherd Pirates. Homecoming Queen candidates from each class are listed, with the crowning set for Saturday night in the school auditorium.
A small grocery ad lists smoked sausage at 1.39 per pound and various bacon cuts with prices 1.09, 0.49, and 0.89 per pound. Also notes pork bones and cracklings and pork chops at 0.89 and 0.99 per pound.
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