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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1969
Page
7
Gus Jones says the general enrollment period for Medicare supplemental insurance closes soon. Those born before October 1, 1901 who have never enrolled must act by March 30, 1969. others over 65 should enroll during the January to March window.
Sidney Dean of Victoria announces Farm Bureau does not back the Metcalf bill to disallow offsetting farm losses against non farm income above 30000. Schulre Vander Jagt and Scherle Vander Jagt bills would cap farm loss offsets at 15000 per individual return. American Farm Bureau policy supports a limit on farming losses offset for federal income tax with accrual basis farms. Also mentions local Sherman Hospital patient and newcomers James Yowell residence.
David L. Haston son of Mr and Mrs Doyle Haston arrived in Vietnam March 22 He serves with the 3rd Marine Division at Quang Tri province north of Da Nang A 1968 graduate of Whitewright Schools he entered the service on Sept 12.
Alfred McCurdy a senior at Howard Payne College Brownwood leads a three day revival at Enterprise Baptist Church Whitewright from April 4 to 6 He has practiced with Bible schools revivals across Texas and Mexico and completed a ten week Royal Ambassador tour for the Southern Baptist Association Formerly of Whitewright his mother Mrs J K McLain lives at 11M E Cherry Sherman
Schizophrenia affects about 2,000,000 people in the United States and often begins with withdrawal or poor concentration. It is characterized by a split between thoughts and actions and can manifest in inappropriate emotional responses. Seek help from psychiatrists, mental health centers, or health departments. modern treatments enable many patients to live productive lives. The NIMH collaborates with researchers to tackle this major public mental health problem.
A merchant challenged a newspaper's right to reject ads, arguing the paper serves the public. The court ruled a newspaper is not a public utility and may refuse advertising. it may choose to limit content as a private business.
The Supreme Court allows newspapers to reject advertising to avoid unlawful monopoly schemes. Editors decide what news and editorials to publish and need not print every reader letter or name in coverage. The court says the newspaper must be the judge of the news it prints.
The petition names L A Derebery and Nellie B Derebery as plaintiffs seeking judgment for title and possession of Lot One in Block Six of South Highland Addition in Denison Texas. Defendants include Roy S Mitchell and many others described as unknown heirs and representatives. Court summons require appearance by 10 AM May 5 1969 before the 15th District Court in Sherman.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Moats are back home in Desert after weeks of illness in a McKinney hospital and nursing home. Recent discharges from Sherman hospitals include Mrs Sally McFarland Mrs Grover Stuteville and Mrs Bill E McFatridge.
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