Snyder Daily News Launches Career Corner Column
The Snyder Daily News announces a new Career Corner column by F. J. Lain, a Girl Scout official in St Louis, exploring hundreds of careers with education and job details. The piece also notes Texas city sales tax uptake before the Jan 9 Snyder vote and Midland’s rejection trend.
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Today in History notes key events on January 7
Highlights include Truman announcing development of a hydrogen bomb in 1953, the first U S presidential election in 1989, Millard Fillmore born in 1800, radio-telephone link New York to London in 1927, Kennedy named ambassador in 1938, Eisenhower declaring Republican ties in 1952, Sukarno quitting the U N in 1965, and past visits by American mothers to China and a Congo warning in the early 1960s.
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Weather Watch in Texas Panhandle and North Texas
Reading at 7 am shows 34 degrees in the Panhandle with freezing drizzle and hazardous driving conditions. The forecast calls for cloudy skies and much colder temperatures across Northwest Texas and North Central and Northeast Texas with easing cloudiness and two days of progressively colder air.
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Reds Battle For Propaganda Score
Communist troopers overran a village six miles from the large U.S. air base in Saigon area intensifying propaganda battles. Local forces report fighting continues with casualties unclear as tensions rise near key facilities.
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Adams Seeks Re Election as Scurry County Tax Official
Don Adams 48, Scurry County tax assessor collector, announces candidacy for reelection in the Democratic Primary. He is a lifelong resident, active in civic work, and husband to Jaquetta Sheridan with one son, Joe Mark. Adams is a World War II veteran and former Kiwanis president aiming for a second term.
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Collier Seeks Re-Election as Scurry County Sheriff
Sheriff Keith Collier announces re election plans subject to the Democratic Primary. He cites progress in law enforcement and thanks local citizens and officers for cooperation during his current term. He notes family details and a 1950 Fluvanna High School graduation.
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Spock and allies indicted for draft evasion conspiracy
Benja Spock Yale chaplain Coffin and four others face federal charges in Boston for conspiring to counsel youths to evade the draft. The group, opposed to Vietnam, includes Marcus Raskin Mitchell Goodman and Michael Ferber. Indictments outline 11 overt acts tied to four events.
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Snyder Chamber Banquet Planned for January 26
The Snyder Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual banquet on January 26 at the Scurry County Coliseum. Officials said arrangements for a speaker will be announced soon.
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Express Train To London Hits Truck
An express train en route to London collided with a heavy truck at a grade crossing in Hixon England. Early reports say seven people killed and 20 injured.
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Questions and Answers on Snyder City Sales Tax Election
Readers learn who may vote in Snyder’s Tuesday city sales tax election and how the 1 percent tax will be reported and collected by the State Comptroller. Officials argue the tax does not hurt retail sales and may attract growth, with exemptions aiding low income households.
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New Arctic Blast Grips 14 States Amid Freezing Temps
A polar air surge settles over a 14 state area from Texas Panhandle to Maryland driving snow sleet and freezing rain. Temperatures plunge to near zero or below with warnings in Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Tennessee while Alaska remains milder. multiple severe weather impacts reported including power line icing and deadly house fire linked to cold conditions.
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Georgia
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Pine Bluff
Thomas Asks Re Election For Scurry County Constable
Thomas announces a bid for re election to Constable Precinct 1 Scurry County He files for the Democratic Party primary ballot to seek another term in office.
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Clyde Thomas
Scurry County
Bids Open Tuesday for Mounds in Coke County Lake Basin
Construction bids for 17 earthen oil well mounds in a new Coke County lake basin will be opened in Big Spring at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The Colorado River Municipal Water District plans the mounds to raise oil well levels above the spillway of the lake impounded on the Colorado River near Robert Lee. O H Ivie, the district’s general manager, said plans and specs have been checked by many firms and several contractors visited the site. The board meets Wednesday at 10 a.m. at district headquarters to award the mound contract and set 1968 water rates for member cities, based on past usage plus six cents per thousand gallons. Charles Perry, Odessa, board president, said operational reports and the year’s projection will be reviewed.
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