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Newspaper
Snyder Daily News
Location
Snyder, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1978
Page
8
Philadelphia dealer Harry Forman bought a double denomination $30 bill with a $20 front and $10 rear after hearing Texans returned them to banks. He paid $1,500 and has already sold it for a profit. Federal Reserve Dallas says 160 were printed and 120 remain unaccounted for.
AP NBC News poll shows Americans across the country want one third cuts in state and federal taxes with no loss in services. Voters say inflation and cost of living are top worries, while tax fatigue grows from local to federal levels. About half support tax cuts despite potential program reductions, citing waste in government.
The article outlines early signs of pest injury on seedlings and transplants, including tomato horn worm, thrips, cutworms, flea beetles, and cabbage worms. It stresses early detection for effective control and notes virus transmission by leafhoppers in tomatoes, advising planting extra plants and consulting office publications for identification and methods.
Gregory Arthur Ott, 27, found guilty by a Texas jury of murder in the fatal shooting of Bob Doherty during a February drug raid at Ott’s Argyle home. The panel rejected a capital murder charge and could sentence Ott to 5 to 90 years in prison. punishment phase to continue.
J M Doc Davis recalls 30 years in vending and juke box business from 1945 to 1980s. Independent operator who owned and serviced machines, he still travels his old route to mentor a successor and visit customers. He covered Snyder Colorado City Helmleigh Ira and Lake J B Thomas area. He notes vandalism once a problem but now is almost eliminated and reflects on rising cigarette prices and machine capacity. He is 59 and considers himself too young to retire.
Studio Royal at Cogdell Center announces participation in Star Search for kids 14 and under. Judging by Milissa Gilbert Geoff Edwards and Ed Bernard. Entrants submit color portraits to Star Search window envelopes by Labor Day. Prizes include a 1979 Thunderbird and a 6 foot Thunderbird replica, RCA video recorder, Sony TV, and Fairchild TV game sets for regional winners. Studio Royal offers free portraits with no purchase obligation.
The weekly menu lists meals for seniors from Monday to Friday. Each day covers a main dish with side dishes and a dessert, featuring Swiss steak, roast beef, meat loaf, barbecued brisket, and fried fish, with varied vegetables and salads.
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