Help Wanted at West Texas Boys Ranch Dormitory
Christian couple sought to supervise a 32 boy dormitory with 11 days on and 3 off. Salary and full maintenance provided. Apply to West Texas Boys Ranch P O Box 1624 San Angelo Texas or call 915 949 3707.
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Dewitt C. Greer Retires After 27 Years As Texas Highway Chief
State Highway Engineer Dewitt C. Greer retires after reaching the 65 age limit but stays until year end. Gov. Smith proclaims August 4 as Dewitt C. Greer Day as the Texas Highway Department marks 50 years with a lectureship endowment in his honor. Greer led Texas highways from 1940, overseeing a system growth to 68 000 miles and earning top national honors. He is an A&M alumnus and has ties to the American Association of State Highway Officials.
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As J C Dingwall Replaces Greer As State Highway Chief
J C Dingwall will succeed Greer as assistant state highway engineer on January 1. He has four years with the Department of Engineers and four years with the U S Army Corps of Engineers and four years with the Texas Turnpike Authority supervising the Dallas Fort Worth Turnpike project. Dingwall also served as supervising urban engineer in Houston overseeing the Gulf Freeway. Hal Woodward of Coleman was sworn in as chairman of the Highway Commission and Herbert C Perry Jr of Carrizo Springs began a third six year term on the Commission.
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School Land Board Signs Mineral Grant in Guadalupe Acres
The School Land Board approved a transfer giving the United States rights to minerals under 47 895 acres in Guadalupe County, outlining the government’s ownership scope and boundaries of the grant.
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Rio Grande water rights hearings set by Texas commission
Two days of hearings October 17 18 are planned by the Texas Water Rights Commission on proposed cancellations of unused Rio Grande water rights. The commission will apply the Water Rights Adjudication Act to Rio Grande rights first. The item also notes findings against Brazoria County Water Control and Improvement District No 8 for various governance and tax issues.
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Board of Insurance
Texas Employment Commission
Texas
Texas Sues Five Drug Firms for Price Fixing in Dallas
The State of Texas sues five major drug companies in federal court in Dallas over price fixing. Attorney General Crawford C. Martin seeks triple damages totaling about 12 million dollars from the Aureo producers.
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NBC Week TV Sale Starts September Ten
All new 1968 RCA Victor Admiral and Olympic color televisions available with good trade in. Special prices on Whirlpool washers dryers and refrigerators during NBC Week starting September tenth.
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RCA Victor
Admiral
Olympic
States to sue drug firms over antibiotic prices
Attorney General Martin says federal anti trust suits pending against Pfizer American Cyanamid Bristol Meyers Olin Mathieson Upjohn. He alleges the firms conspired to curb production and raise prices to governments wholesalers and consumers. Estimated state local government cost exceeds 3 million dollars from 1953 to 1966. Other states may join at the August conference in Portland Oregon.
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Charles Pfizer and Co., Inc
American Cyanamid Co
Bristol-Meyers Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Upjohn Co
Portland
Ore
Texas facilities seek Hill Burton grants exceed thirty four million
Seventy eight health facilities have applied for federal Hill Burton construction grants totaling more than 34.5 million dollars, about double the expected Texas availability. The 1968 Texas State Plan for Construction and Modernization of Hospitals and Related Medical Facilities is now available for review at the State Department of Health.
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State Department of Health
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