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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1978

Page

4

Teakwood residents praise kind acts of local volunteers

A Teakwood Manor nursing home story highlights six residents honored for visiting, book donations, cakes, cookies, and games. The group expresses gratitude to Mrs Mary Owens, Mr and Mrs Sterling Keen, George Gray, and the Phillips, noting acts across patients of all backgrounds. The notes praise care, companionship, and inclusive kindness without regard to race or religion.

Teakwood Manor Teakwood Mary Owens Sterling Keen George Gray H. M. Phillips Stamford Mary Mrs Keen Keens Mrs. Owens Mary Royer Pauline Spraberry Burgess White Maudie Hardy Carrie Lou Davis Fritz Segerstrom Teen Anderson Mamie Anderson Alice Whittington O. B Diggs Hollis McReynolds Carlin Anderson Minnie Walker the Phillips

Stamford triplets identified by Stamford American

Readers helped identify the three boys in last week's Stamford American photo as Louie Fred and ies Stevenson, sons of Mr and Mrs J A Stevenson of Fort Worth born June 19 1934. They were named for Dr L F Metz Dr Fred Hudson and their father James. Two live in Houston and one in Fort Worth. The paper had lost its copy years ago and provided its replacement.

Stamford Stevenson Rule Louie Fred Ies Stevenson J A. Stevenson Fort Worth L. F. Metz Fred Hudson James Wlouston

Texans eye 2 billion in tax relief under Clements plan

Governor elect Bill Clements outlines a legislative program with a $1 billion tax reduction package and another $1 billion in benefits from a tax relief constitutional amendment approved last November. He weighs sales tax cuts and property tax relief, while Texas officials discuss coal output and energy forecasts.

Lyndell Williams Austin Bill Clements Clements Dolph Briscoe Briscoe

Last tax estimates for 78 due

Corporations on a calendar year must pay their fourth quarterly 1978 income tax by Friday December 15 if expected tax liability is at least 40 for the year. Payees must attach Form 505 and deposit in banks or the Fed. Use Form 1120W to compute estimated tax. keep in corporate records. IRS offers Form 120-W and Publication 542 free from local offices. Broccoli noted as a rich source of vitamins and minerals with low calories.

Federal Reserve Banks Internal Revenue Service IRS

Pioneers On Parade In Stamford Holiday Preparations

Reading through Stamford American files for December 5 1968 highlights Oliver School trees and town Christmas plans. Lowell Longley refines a tape deck for seasonal music as Old Santa visits town signaling the coming holidays.

Stamford American Lowell Longley Chamber of Commerce Santa Glora Fulbright Pockrus Oliver

Pioneers on Parade Twenty Years Ago at Stamford High

A Stamford American recap notes Stamford High School Latin class earning its fourth trophy now on display, to be given to Principal J W Simpson for the trophy case. Also covered are a birthday party for Eugenia Lyckman, Army Finance School completion by Harold E Moore, Kay Chapter leadership by Patricia Massey, a community Thanksgiving dinner hosted by the Pritchard family, cotton stripping delays, and Stamford Bulldogs success led by Donald Davis and Charlie Helmer with a regional win over Cisco Loboes and top real estate producers named Partin Realtors.

Stamford High School J. W. Simpson Bert Fiemins Eugenia Ann Lyckman Eugene Lyckman Harold E Moore Ruby Owens Avoca Army Finance School Fort Benjamin Harrison Patricia Massey Kay Chapter Future Homemakers of America of

Philosopher critiques a scientist run government proposal

The writer mocks a group proposing abolishing money in favor of energy certificates to fund government run by scientists. He prefers sticking with politicians, though not necessarily the same ones, and warns against technocratic rule while citing constitutional and moral references.

Johns Paint Congress Washington Billy Carter Isa

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