Memory Lane photograph returns in Sun office tale
A recollection follows a printed memory lane photo that resurfaced at the Sun office. Mrs. Minnie Lenz, 91, is identified as the subject, aunt to Mr. Robinson, with the image now back with its owner, Mr. George Smith, the printer.
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Felix Robinson
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Can American women catch up in track with European teams
The article notes long-standing gaps for U S women in international track and field versus European teams and a recent poor showing against a Russian squad in Leningrad. It argues European training and nutrition give advantages and suggests American girls could improve with healthier exercise and diet emphasis.
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Governor Smith urges safe driving on holiday highways
Governor Preston Smith announced a strong safe driving campaign for the Labor Day period. He cited rising crashes and fatalities and urged motorists to avoid fatigue and improper passing. State agencies and road patrols will boost enforcement and operate roadside rest stops to promote safety.
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En- Serre
Ra- Seareress
Peurselves
Texas Ee Organiezation
Smith
Reddy
Health risks at rock festivals prompt planning calls
The Texas State Department of Health warns rock festivals threaten hearing and overall health. Reports cite traffic jams drug use sanitation gaps and food handling hazards at events from Bastrop to Bethel. Cases include heat exhaustion stabbings drownings and traffic injuries, urging better health planning for future festivals.
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Livermore
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Welfare reform bill aims to boost Texas welfare aid
Alf Jernigan of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce says the Administration welfare reform bill could raise Texas federally aided welfare recipients by about 218 percent, from 478000 to 1521500 eligible, with national increase near 13 million. He testifies Sept 10 before the Senate Finance Committee, backing job training and day care while opposing broad expanding of welfare and weakened state authority.
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U.S. Seaate Finance Committee
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Littering Plagues Central Texas River Bank Scene
A Central Texas riverside area suffers from heavy littering as sightseers dump garbage after viewing the clear water in lime stone pores. Keep America Beautiful cautions that residents foul their own nests, with litter multiplying despite beauty and tourism.
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Texas
Stone River
Tholes
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
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