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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1972
Page
3
Outdoor note explains bass bite improves in cloudy conditions and shade. It notes big-eyed black bass prefer shaded spots due to glare and lack of eyelids, seeking cover under trees and overhanging areas to avoid bright sun.
Practical guidance for boat towing to reduce yaw with a bridle and center towline, plus tips on keeping camera film and batteries cool. Includes storage advice using insulated boxes and dry ice, and trailer tire preservation by lifting tires off the ground with wood blocks or concrete, plus storage ideas for Tepee fashion.
The family of Mrs. H. C. Coward expresses deep gratitude to Spill Funeral Home and its staff, the lunch providers, and Daddy’s old friends, neighbors, and many other friends for kindness during their sorrow. They send blessings from the family.
The Texas Legislature proposes a constitutional amendment adding Section 65 to allow bonds issued under constitutional authority to bear interest at a weighted average rate not exceeding 6 percent. The amendment becomes effective upon adoption and will be submitted to voters at the November 1972 general election with a ballot wording approving or opposing the six percent rate for future bonds.
The text describes disability-based property tax exemptions for veterans and their families, detailing 10 to 70 percent and higher disability thresholds, values up to 3000 dollars, plus exemptions for surviving spouses and children. It notes a state election on the proposed amendment.
Ralph Novak mocks a Washington DC suburb soap opera recap highlighting Martha and John’s separation, Richard’s tensions, Spiro’s fate, Eleanor and George’s rise, Tom's revelations, Frank’s cameo and Henry’s rueful wanderings, teasing next episode.
Clyde Sears Jr. of Abilene, a Taylor County rancher and World War II veteran, died at 12 40 and was buried in Abilene after services at North Memorial Chapel. Born December 31 1921 in Merkel he married Lou Dale Gray in Merkel and was raised there. He later settled in Taylor County and was a longtime member of the First United Methodist Church.
Universal release Silent Running plays Friday through Sunday at the State Theatre. Bruce Dern leads a mission aboard the space freighter Valley Forge to preserve Earth's last plant life, with sets shot aboard a decommissioned carrier and a kept alive forest in a hangar.
Survivors include wife and daughter Mrs. John Lively of San Antonio. Also listed are mother Mrs. Clyde Sears Sr. of Abilene, three brothers Dr. A. C. Sears Fort Worth, Dick Sears Tulsa, Virgil Sears Dallas, and sister Mrs. R. H. McGhee Libereville Africa.
A proposal on the November 7 1972 ballot seeks to amend the Texas Constitution to set the lieutenant governor and the speaker of the house salaries at 22500 annually during their service as acting governor and senate leadership. The measure covers succession, compensation, and voting instructions for electors statewide.
Public notice for constitutional amendment HJR 31 on the November 1972 ballot states that Section 6 of Article IX will abolish the Lamar County Hospital District on the amendment's effective date. The Lamar County Commissioners Court may arrange transfer or disposal of the district's assets.
The measure proposes amending Article IV to set a four year term for the Governor and other state officers elected at the 1974 general election or thereafter. It specifies eligibility, residency, and installation rules, and directs the Comptroller, Treasurer, Land Commissioner, and other officers to hold four year terms with salaries fixed by the Legislature.
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