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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1978

Page

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Diet linked to cancer risks urged by AH Foundation head

In Seattle AP report Dr. Ernst L. Wynder of the American Health Foundation urged more focus on how diet affects cancer in humans rather than disease sources in rats. He called on the food industry to collaborate with scientists to cut fats and cholesterol to reduce breast colon and prostate cancer risks. In Odessa AP report District Attorney John Green said he will cooperate with a federal grand jury probing the January death of Ector County jail inmate Larry Ortega Lozano and warned against any story manipulation.

Seattle American Health Foundation Ernst L. Wynder

Hill Urges Agencies to Curb Growth in Texas Agencies

Fort Worth AP reports Texas Attorney General John Hill sent an ultimatum to agencies relying on legislative appropriations. He urged consideration of all options to control growth of each department's progress, addressing the Texas Board of Human Resources chairman.

Fort Worth John Hill Texas

Prime Rate Hiked Across Banks In Nationwide Move

NEW YORK AP Banks raised prime lending rates from 8 3 4 to 9 percent for top borrowers. The rise follows Fed credit tightening aimed at cooling the economy and easing inflation. HOUSTON AP Gerald Ford warns Soviet Union aims to dominate Africa and will seize nations if given chance.

New York Federal Reserve Board Houston Gerald Ford Soviet Union Africa

SDN Column notes spicy jalapeno lollipops and wise quotes

Kenneth King reports from the Original Fifth Sometimes Annual Luckenbach World's Fair claiming jalapeno lollipops offer heat relief and trigger strong reactions in northern jalapeno tasters. The column also compiles quotes from Apocrypha Calvin Coolidge Lodge and I Peter about speaking wisely. Jerry Tidwell adds a quip about life as drawing without an eraser.

Kenneth King The Brownfield News Sam Lewis Luckenbach Monthly Red River Jerry Tidwell Lamb County News Wacil McNair

Hill pushes delaying Texas tax limitation plan

Attorney General John Hill urged delaying any state tax limitation action until the 1979 Legislature. He warned taxpayers could be harmed by tax limitation without changes to property tax law and supported targeted relief for farmers homeowners and the elderly via a possible special session. Gov Briscoe planned a 3 p.m. news conference on a special session.

Austin John Hill Texas Hill Senate House Committee On Dolph Briscoe Wayne Peveto D-Orange California

Clearing street intersections due to obstructing vegetation on private property

The guidance explains reporting obstructed intersections to the police department as required by traffic safety laws. Upon complaint or inspection request, police assess the site, contact the property owner, and decide on necessary safety actions. Several cases have already been resolved this season.

Mondale Visits Israel For Four Day Peace Push

Vice President Walter Mondale arrived in Tel Aviv for a four day visit to show U S commitment to Israel and urge concessions to restart peace talks with Egypt. Prime Minister Begin welcomed him calling Mondale a friend of our country.

Tel Aviv Israel United States Walter F. Mondale Egypt Menachem Begin Mondale Joan Eleanor Jerusalem

July Fourth Weekend Carnival and Tournament Schedule

A multi day event schedule lists July Fourth activities with junior and senior tennis tournaments, carnival, arts and crafts, fiddlers contest, patriotic concert, tractor pulls, rock and flag events, fishing rodeo and fireworks across Saturday to Tuesday with specific start times and venues. Key names include Lyndel Vaught and First Baptist Church.

Lyndel Vaught Rodeo Grounds First Baptist Church

Inflation Keeps Rising as May Prices Jump 0.9 Percent

The Labor Department reports May consumer prices rose 0.9 percent, matching April and pushing food housing and transportation costs higher. Food and beverages climbed 1.5 percent, electricity 1.9 percent, and rent 0.7 percent while workers’ buying power fell 1.3 percent.

Associated Press Washington Labor Department

Snyder Daily News 1978 June 30 front page brief

The Snyder Daily News issue dated June 30 1978 from Snyder Texas presents a 10 page local newspaper with general coverage. This record notes the edition number volume 30 number 53 and a 15 cent price for the day.

Snyder Texas FBI

Three Candidates Named For Tractor Pull Queen Contest

Snyder prepares for the 19th annual July 4 celebration with three candidates announced for the Tractor Pull Queen contest. Donna West Julie Glass and Laurie Bethel represent local clubs with the winner succeeding Jeanna Von Roeder Duke. Events include tennis junior show Arts and Crafts Towle Park Barn and a fiddlers contest.

Towle Memorial Park Snyder Scurry County West 30Th St Donna West Snyder Lions Club Julie Glass Snyder Jaycees Laurie Bethel Snyder Rotary Club Jeanna von Roeder Duke Miss West Don West Miss Glass Texas Tech Wayne R. Glass Miss Bethel Daugh

Weather Outlook for Snyder and West Texas

Reading at 7 a.m. today shows 71 degrees with no precipitation. Highs reach 80 to 96 across most areas and near 105 in Big Bend valleys while northwest regions stay cooler. West Texas experiences considerable cloudiness and scattered showers and thunderstorms today into tonight with partial clearing.

Snyder West Texas Big Bend

Americans Urged to Slow Down for Holiday Traffic

Authorities warn of 650 to 750 deaths in July Fourth weekend traffic and intensify 55 mph enforcement. CARE program and state patrols add troopers on major roads during Memorial Day, July Fourth, and Labor Day weekends to curb fatal crashes and raise driver awareness.

Louise Cook Associated Press America Richard M. Dawson Tennesee Highway Patrol Patrick M Idaho D. Sal Michigan Wayne Gregory National Safety Council Gregory Council

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