Don Williams awards stolen at Lions Rotary game
Buddy Camper’s Don Williams received a “Prickle Finger of Fate” award for his burglar alarm invention during the halftime Laugh In at a Lions Rotary PTA basketball game. The prize vanished the next morning, with the writer noting theft possible by burglars. Several players earned praise, including Betty Wortham for her ball handling.
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Don Williams
the Lions Rotary
P.T.A
Dandy Duroc
Hugh
Don
61 Chevrolet 4 door for sale in Whitewright region
Lot at 713 Walnut Street Whitewright offers a 61 Chevrolet four door car rental possible. Contact Pat Murphy at 364 2649. Property sale includes a house listing at Cedar and Upman streets with Paul Stephens name in Whitewright.
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Carter Street
Main Street
Paul Stephens
White
Wright
Pat Murphy
Gentry’s
Whitewright
Walnut Street
Cedar and
Upman Streets
Drug use in 2000 eyed by neuropharmacology experts
AHCOP session highlights future drug use for aging and mental function. Experts predict a 310 million U.S. population in 2000 with 30 million over 65 and 20 million over 75. Drugs may counter aging disabilities but will not replace broader health programs.
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American College of Neuropsychopharmacology
National Insitute of Mental Health
Psychopharmacology Bulletin
U.S
The Weed Lawyer and the Liability Myth
The Weed Lawyer argues that aiding others is rarely legally risky. He notes liability requires negligence and cites everyday acts like assisting an injured pedestrian, where liability hinges on careless conduct. He states if no negligence exists, liability does not follow. Take this case:
Legal question on bystander liability at lunch counter fall
A woman slips from a stool and falls again after two men try to help. A court ruled they cannot be legally liable due to honest aid and reasonable care. The ABA and Texas Bar present the public service feature by Will Bernard in 1970.
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American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Seeds From The Sower Standard Bearer
A boy boasts a dog is a secret service police dog while noting the need for faithful Christians as standard bearers for the Lord. The piece contrasts secular service with divine duty and asks if you flourish or faint in witness. It cites Psalm 60 4 and Isaiah 10 18 to emphasize steadfast faith.
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Whitewright
Bill McFatridge
E. R. Brodhead
Secret Service
iAs
IRS guidance on estimated tax forms and record keeping
Taxpayers are not required to file an estimated tax declaration unless they meet the given rules. The questions cover who receives forms, keeping records, college scholarships, joint returns, W-2 timing, adopted children for dependents, IRS withholding computations, and property assessments as deductions or basis.
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Grayson County Hospital
Whitewright
Easter Seal Society
R. D. Maddux
IRS
U.S
Weekly School Cafeteria Menu Draft
A two day meal plan lists Monday and Tuesday options including kraut weiners green lima beans glazed carrots and apple crisp with milk. Friday features fish sticks tartar sauce or catsup blackeyed peas whole kernel corn and an ice cream sandwich.
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Kraut & Weiners
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Buddy W. Camper
Dolores Meek
Cleo Williams
Nursing Home News
A. R. McMurry
Texas
Whitewright Sun
Box 218
Buddy Camper
Betty
Crazy Legs
J. B. Thornhill
Houston
Space City
Blue Ridge
Miriam
Randolph
Public
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JNEW
P.O. Box
Town
Stats
Phillip Earnhearter
Johnson
Highland Park Addition
Dawson Propane Co
Lana
Alexander, Inc
Srayson Co
State Bank
Sherman
Stephens & Bryant
Whitewright Lodge
A. F
A. M
Floya Flowers
I. Ruec
Summers
Langford Nursery
Van Al= Styne
Sun Office
Norvell
Leonard
Hot Point Electric Aves
Hot Point
Mendal Alexander
H.C. Young
Bells
Roy Talley
O.W. White Bells
Calvin Whiteley
First National Bank
George Key
Fred Clark
Denison
Income Tax Service
Floyd Bassett
Bennie Parrent &Co
Mary Whiteley
van Alstyne
A.D
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Wander
Wandere
Dodge
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