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Newspaper

Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1978

Page

1

Benson Ford dies after apparent heart attack aboard boat

Benson Ford, 59, brother of Ford chairman Henry Ford II and grandson of Henry Ford, died early today after an apparent heart attack on his boat docked in Cheboygan Michigan. He was a Ford vice president and chairman of the dealer policy board.

Detroit Benson Ford Ford Motor Co Henry Ford II Henry Ford Ford Cheboygan Michigan Lower Peninsula Edsel Ford

Ex-city workers march to city hall after firing over strike

About 300 former San Antonio employees plus families marched four miles from a garbage center to city hall to present their case to the city council. Firing followed a strike, which state law bans for municipal workers. The peaceful procession included children with wagons and skaters, with police escorts observing.

San Antonio Tom Huebner

Gulf Oil Settles for 42 Million With U S Treasury

The White House said Gulf Oil Corp will pay 42.2 million to the U S Treasury in a settlement over overstated crude oil costs. Gulf did not admit guilt and is the first major oil company to resolve federal claims near one billion dollars. Federal officials had charged Gulf with overstating crude costs from foreign affiliates in 1973 to 1975.

Washington White House Gulf Oil Corp U.S. Treasury Rex Granum Gulf Federal

The SDN Column and the Small Town Reflections

The SDN Column reports on Pizza Hut opening its 3 500th unit in Hudson and Jerry Lewis hosting the Labor Day telethon on about 200 stations. It features a town life piece noting how a small town shapes relationships and values, ending with a cactus patch philosopher quip.

Pizza Hut Hudson Jerry Lewis

APWU Leaders Reject Contract in Rank and File Vote

The American Postal Workers Union committee voted 29 to 15 against a tentative three year labor accord but then 30 to 9 to send it to 280,000 rank and file members for ratification. Some leaders threaten court action citing constitutional issues and wage and overtime concerns. Ballots to all four unions expected within a week with results likely by mid August.

Owen Ullmann Washington National Bargaining Advisory Committee American Postal Workers Union APWU Emmet Andrews Postal Service John Richards Pittsburgh U.S Andrews Richards

Thunderstorms Scatter Light Rain Across Snyder Area

A weather system moved through the region last night bringing light sprinkles to Snyder with up to half an inch reported in Dermott. The overnight low was 62 degrees while skies cleared this morning and temperatures were set to rise into the 90s, with some Rio Grande points above 100. The year’s total rainfall in Snyder reached 13.08 inches.

Dermott Snyder Lake J.B. Thomas National Weather Service Panhandle el Paso San Angelo Dallas-Fort Worth Texarkans del Rio San Antonio Houston Rio Grande

Bergland Defends Farm Co-ops in Antitrust Review

Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland defended farm cooperatives and warned against changing federal laws to boost market competition in food. He testified to the National Commission assessing whether large coops pressure prices and curb competition, stressing the need to understand consequences before declaring any law obsolete.

Washington Bob Bergland Bergland National Commission For the Review of

Insect Control urged as Scurry Farmers review work

Agricultural experts from across the state gathered in Scurry County for a crop insect management review. The session urged farmers to maintain cooperative boll weevil control efforts, noting the Scurry County Producers Association spearheaded successful spraying programs in 1976 and 1977, with praise for leaders and volunteers.

David Ivie Texas Department of Agriculture Austin Scurry County Butch Nachlin-ger Milton Stephens Mike Ezzell Snyder Ray Farabee Wichita Falls Billy Roach Chamber of Commerce Roach Morris Light Producers Association Carl Williams Mickey Nunley Snyder Chamber of Commerce David Kattes Scurry Mitchell Counties

Sunday Delivery Question and Answer Policy

Readers ask why there is no Saturday night staff for Sunday delivery. The reply notes some carriers deliver Saturday evening with Sunday datelines, each expected to finish by 8 a.m. Sunday. A designated person answers calls from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Sunday for missed papers.

Bell Asks To Delete Funds From Rate Increase

AUSTIN AP Southwestern Bell seeks to remove 174 160 dollars from a 214 3 million rate hike request after a Dallas FBI probe of a former employee. The U S attorney reported the inquiry and Bell says it will provide new figures. Final order expected early next week as commissioners may disallow the funds. House tax writers back a capital gains tax break for nearly all homeowners selling primary residences with potential partial tax relief depending on gain.

Austin Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Texas Public Utility Commission U.S Dallas PAC George Cowden Cowden Bell Jon Dee Washington (Ap House Ways and Means

Weather Summary for Snyder and West Texas

Partly cloudy with high temperatures in the 90s across the region. Today in Snyder highs near 96 degrees and a 70 degree reading early this morning with a .16 inch precip total for 1978. Tonight clouds linger south with scattered showers and storms. north stays mostly clear. Friday brings warmer highs from 90 to 104 with widely scattered storms mainly in the west and south portions.

Snyder West Texas

Snyder Mall Site Plan Up For Approval

Snyder Planning and Zoning Commission to meet at city hall at 7 p.m. to review Ainbinder Associates proposed Snyder Mall site plan detailing a 200000 plus square foot mall south of Varsity Square and east College Avenue with access from College Avenue and 37th Street and parking for over 1000 vehicles. A replat of Snyder Oaks Addition sections to create eight duplex lots is also on the agenda.

Snyder Planning and Zoning Commission City Hall Snyder Mall Ainbinder Associates of Houston Ambinder Varsity Square 37Th St College Avenue Snyder Oaks Addition Snyder Oaks Nursing Home

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