Town Gazettes Names Editorial Staff and Roles
The edition lists editorial and mechanical staff for the National Newspaper Association member paper. Key personnel include Editor and Publisher Al Read, Reporter-Photographer Charlie Warner, Society Editor Leona Whitman, and Secretary Fern McAdams, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. Read
Charlie Warner
Leona Whitman
Fern McAdams
Taudis Hollyfield
Ped
Richard Wrathersby
Ced
Barbara Paret
Lola Burgess
Talk of the “Town
Bill would award legal fees against Federal Government
Representative W. S. Broomfield of Michigan argues Americans face unequal access to court against the Federal Government. He introduces CH.R.15098 to require winning litigants against the government in civil, agency hearings, or acquittals in criminal cases to receive legal fees and costs, aiming to curb government power and aid middle class citizens.
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W. SS. Broomfield
Mich
City Hall
Heads I Win This You Lose Narrowed by Courts
A brief sifts a public debate about legal cases against the federal government. It notes a tendency for cases to hinge on executive decisions and questions whether the government wins more often in court. The piece discusses the balance of power and accountability in federal litigation.
Representative From Comptroller's Office To Be In Keuntze
Austin Comptroller Bob Bullock announced a representative from his department will be in Keuntze on Tuesday Sept 21 to aid taxpayers with filing tax returns and answer attestations. Enforcement Officer Kay Gobert will be at the Hardin County Courthouse from 10 00 a m to Noon. Local merchants can get questions about sales and franchise taxes answered, improving tax information for taxpayers. The Beaumont office led by Joe Vorel serves Jefferson Hardin Tyler Polk Liberty Chambers Jasper Newton and Orange counties.
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Austin
Bob Bullock
Beatument
Keuntze
Bullock
Kay Gobert
Hardin County
Beaumont
Joe Vorel
Jefferson
Hardin
Tyler
Polk
Liberty
Chambers
Jasper
Newton
Orange Counties
House Ethics Probe Hears Schorr and Intelligence Report
The piece argues the House Intelligence Committee found no secrets endangered by Daniel Schorr’s disclosures in the Village Voice and criticizes the ethics panel for focusing on the reporter rather than reform. It asserts the report condemns the intelligence community’s covert meddling and calls for reform.
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Pure
House
Daniel Schorr
The
Village Voice
Herbert Seoville
Central Intelligence Directorate For Science and Technology
Senate
Henry Kissinger
William Colby
CIA
Czechoslovakia
CTA
Cyprus
House Ethics Committee
Bell Telephone seeks major Texas rate increases
Austin based Bell Telephone seeks approval from the Public Utilities Commission to raise rates by about 800 million dollars annually. Local service increases would push Houston from 9.20 to 11.50 monthly and Dallas from 8.20 to 10, with other cities also facing hikes. The plan includes a pay phone charge and higher charges for business lines and various services, lifting return on investment. Additional shifts involve a new $8.1 million revenue request and expanded equipment and service fees.
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Austin — Sontt Stern Bell Telephone Comspcuy
Public Utillities Commission
PUC
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Lubbock
Amarillo
Bell
Bells
Fm Texas
Doyle E. Rogers
Atty
John Hill
Informim
Texas
Odd Forecaster Taps 100year Barometer Near Munich
A century old weather omen near Munich West Germany relies on a 164 foot pipe to a ground spring. The setup emits a whistle and hiss when atmospheric pressure drops and a high tone as pressure rises signaling the forecast for villagers.
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Munich
West Germany
Oil recovery push could add Texas billions
Dr. Paul B. Crawford of Texas A&M cautions that 100 billion barrels of oil in Texas remain unrecoverable with current methods. He cites potential gains if research yields 10 percent of that oil, projecting $100 billion in gross Texas revenue and about $15 billion for royalty owners.
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College Station
Paul B. Crawford
Texas Petroleum Research Committee
Texas A&m University Division
Texas
Crawford
Oil and Gas Pro
Ducers
State
Evea
Tive
Traffic Lane Change Fault and Post Accident Steps
If a car cuts in front and you cannot avoid rear impact the fault hinges on lane change safety and signaling. Move vehicles from traffic after an accident to prevent hazards. obtain a copy of the official report from the Texas Department of Public Safety in Austin for a fee of $2. both drivers may file reports and you can appeal a citation to cross examine the officer.
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Department of Public Safety
Austin
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Texas Press Association
National Newspaper Association
Silsbee
Highway 96
Harold Leigh
John S. Basye
James Johnson
Billy Joe Williams
Joe Crump
Congressional Record Daily
H. FE. Munden Chiropractor
North Sth
Comptroller's Office
Daniel Shhorr
Ty Robert Borosage
Borosage
Center For Na
California
Sen
Alan Cranston
Rla
Tional Security
Lyndell Williams
Corpus Christi
McAllen
John Henry Faulk
Madisonville
T Ehinomian
Citizens Against
Faulk
Texas Water Development Board
Calvin Guest
John Henry Tatum
Lutkin
Angelina County
Tatum
Guest
Guests
Ray Barnhart
Pasadena
Ronald Reagan
Ray Hutchison
Barnhart
Hutchison
AG Opinions
Hillheid
Hill
Texas Commission On Alcoholism
Washington
Ing
Texa
AFDC
Georgia
Maine
Ralph Briscoe
Southern Governors Conference
James A. Lynaugh
Charles Behrens
Joe L. Armstrong
Gas Utilities Division
Railroad Commission
Bob Davis
Irving
Public Utilities ‘Commission
Cameron
Starr
Willacy
Hidalgo
Texas Welfare Department
Sperry-Univac
Southwestern Bell
Public Utility Commission of Texas
Public Utility Commission
Silsbee Trail Riders
Trailriders Arena
Triple § Rodeo Co
Sharon Chapman
Spurger
Tee
Atty. Gen. Hill
You and
the Law
Ilieve
Navy
Veterans Administration
Social Security Office
Social Security
Gwen Russell
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