Strauss a Stamford elder statesman and party icon
The article recalls Bob Strauss rise from Texas lawyer and FBI agent to national Democratic leader. It traces his early life as a “good ol boy,” education at UT and UT Law, career turning points with Lyndon Johnson and Connally, then Carter’s era, and his view of loyalty, diplomacy, and public life. It notes his roles as party treasurer, chairman, special trade negotiator, and Middle East envoy, ending with his wife Helen doubting a presidential bid and reaffirming his unlikely return to public life.
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UT Law School
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Richard Gump
Dallas
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Adlai Stevenson
John B. Connally
Connally
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Jimmy Carter
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Deat
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Regulations piling on small business
Stenholm argues against indefinite record retention for small businesses, likening it to the three year tax record rule. He says indefinite storage would burden individuals and firms with vast paperwork, including cancelled checks and invoices from past years. He also claims the rule could curb inflation by reducing non productive costs passed to consumers. The Pacific is vast enough to hold all continents.
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Avoca News Holiday Visitors and Obituary Note
Retired Avoca farmer Jack Nauert died Saturday at St. Marys Hospital in Lubbock. The community shared holiday visits from numerous relatives and friends across Avoca and nearby towns including Big Spring Stephenville Alamogordo Fay etteville Collinsville Stamford and De Leon with carolers from Bethel Lutheran Church.
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Avoca
Jack Nauert
St. Mary's Hospital
Lubbock
Bernice Rennels
Ita E. Nole
H. H Bristow
Alan
Big Spring
Loyd Holly
Dena
Stephenville
B. F. Weeks
Alamogordo
N.M
Houston
Blanche Ham
Reggie Sylvester
Fayetteville
Ark
Pete Sylvester
Collinsville
Okla
Glenn Sylvester
Nan Tidwell
T. A. Masters
Stamford
Wayne Thompson
Kathy
Albany
Jimmy Thompson
Beth
Jimmy Lee
Gerald Locke
Kurt
Tina
Vivian
Daphne Black
Eva Conners
Chane
Natalie
Sharlet Owens
Jack Locke
de Leon
Dayton Thompson
Michael
Jessica
Bethel Lutheran Church
Bricksdale
Tony Ham
Trilece
Sweetwater
Robin Ham
Shawna
Canyon
Bobby Reyes
Sara
Kristi
Lueders
Sam Turner
Jimmy
Kila Lackey
Willie Mae Williams
Frisco
Randy Kucharsky
Son Turner
Lewisville
Donald Turner
Prosper
Ivan Turner
Mize
Miss
Jon Lackey
Grand Prairie
Stephenville Senior Citizens Center Hosts New Year Dance
The Stephenville Senior Citizens Center sponsors a New Year's Eve dance at the recreation hall in Stephenville. The event starts at 7 p.m. with Country Four performing. The recreation hall is on Long Street.
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Colleyville
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