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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1973

Page

4

Changes Open 1973-74 Year in Wellington Area Schools

Monday marks the start of the new school year with about 900 students returning to Wellington Quail Samnerwood and 71 staff across the three schools. The county undertakes a 1.5 million dollar educational program introducing a mandatory kindergarten, the Eastern Panhandle Co operative Program pilot, and a vocational home economics initiative for girls, among other new instructional methods.

Wellington Quail Samnerwoor Eastern Panhandle

Service Record Highlights Four Decades of Job Placements

The United States Employment Service through the Texas Employment Commission and affiliates has achieved 400 million job placements since 1933, averaging 42,000 per working day. The commission now forecasts change, trains workers, employs computer technology to speed placements, and informs employers of labor market shifts.

United States Employment Service Texas Employment Commission Wichita Falls

Bread could supply 100 loaves per person yearly

A study notes that using half the world s annual wheat and rye harvest for bread would yield at least 100 one pound loaves per person per year. It adds context on the song Home Sweet Home credit and music origins.

Texas Constitution Revision Stalls as August Meeting Set

A Texas Constitutional Revision Commission failed to finish its agenda at a three day session near Austin and plans an August 10 11 cleanup. Lawmakers differ on stage setting for the 1974 Constitutional Convention while proposals cover taxation, university funds, school aid, and executive selection. Separate reports note two La Grange and Sealy brothels closed after state officials acted, and a rise in workers compensation rates is expected under a new law with a 19.5 percent hike anticipated for employer premiums.

Constitutional Révision Commission Here House Senate Planning Committee Capitol University of Texas and Texas Asm University State Insurance Board

Meditations on Liberty and Poetry Echoing in Verse

A compact excerpt notes lines from Southey Webster Byron Shelley and Wordsworthian imagery. It frames knowledge liberty and fate while invoking lofty themes of heaven judgment and mortality through classic poets and speakers in a reflective antique voice.

AG opinions cite open records act scope for banks

Attorney General Hill held that a national bank is not within the definition of governmental bodies required to comply with the new open records act. Laredo fireman injured in Nuevo Laredo Mexico while on duty is entitled to benefits under the state Firemen's Relief and Retirement Law.

Hill Laredo Nuevo Laredo Mexico

Henry Kissinger Satirical Call for a Peace at Crossroads

A contemplative neighbor quips that Henry Kissinger could mediate a ceasefire among the three U.S. government branches and media in a political crossroads scene at SCOTT Crossroads, DE, USA. The note implies his factually paid role and potential to broker a tough settlement.

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Strictly Fresh If Garments Made From Paper Ever Come In Style

A quirky collection of sayings and musings contrasts fashion ideas with playful witticisms about style, distance, debt, and compromise. The snippets mix humor and paradox to provoke reflection on value and desire.

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