Protection Industry Grows Amid Rising Crime
Serious crime in America has risen, boosting the protection industry. Major firms in uniformed guard services include Pinkerton's Inc. and Burns International Security Services, with annual equipment and service spending exceeding a billion dollars and expected growth.
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Babson’s Reports Inc
Wellesley Hills
Mass
America
Pinkerton’s Inc
Burns International Security Services
Baker
Bank Report of Condition for Texas Bank
Estella Bredemeyer, Cashier, signs the condition report dated January 7 1972 for a Texas bank in Runnels County. It lists assets of 8 933 085 14 and total deposits of 8 043 380 54 with capital accounts totaling 783 451 28 and liabilities and reserves.
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United States
Internal Revenue Service
Pace
Estella Bredemeyer
State of Texas
Protection industry groups show growth and future gains
A Babson Research Staff rundown highlights Burns International Security Services as a strong growth pick with expanding electronic central stations. It notes Brinks and Baker Industries as dominant armored car players, with Brinks partly Pittston owned and limited public shares. Protective equipment firms include A T O, Diebold, Federal Sign, Colt, Remington, Bangor Punta, and Mace for security and safety products.
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Burns Int
Baker Industries
Wells Fargo
Brinks Inc
Pittston Company
Baker
Brinks
Pittston
New York Stock Exchange
American District Telegraph
A-T-O Inc
Diebold Inc
Federal Sign & Signal
Colt
Remington Arms
Bangor Punta
Smith & Wesson
National Scene: A New National Crisis on School Financing
Ralph Novak argues that public school financing will become a major national issue in 1972. The California Supreme Court ruling against funding by property tax heightens concern over equity, prompting talk of shifting costs to state and federal levels and possibly a national sales tax to fund schools.
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CEF
California Supreme Court
Harold V. Webb
National School Boards Assn
Nixon
Commission On
Vietnam
Winters Independent Schools Menu January 17–21
No school on January 17. January 18 offers hamburgers or combination sandwich with fries peaches and lazy daisy cake. January 19 features steak fingers with sides and cookies. January 20 serves grilled cheese, chili beans and sides. January 21 includes turkey dressing, green beans and gelatin salad.
Wingate Moon Cathey Welcomes Son Ernest Mack Jr
Wingate Moon Cathey and Blytheville AFB welcome a son born January 2. Ernest Mack Jr. is the newborn with paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Chink Cathey of Wingate. Ruby Phillips travels to Midland with daughter to visit son James Hardy Bryan in Tempe for his master of music degree concert Monday night.
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Moon Cathey
Thailand
Blytheville Afb
Ernest Mack Jr
Ruby Phillips
Midland
Tempe
Ariz
James Hardy Bryan
Wingate Sew and Sew Club Meeting Recap
The Wingate Sew and Sew Club met at the Methodist Church with eight members and one visitor. Hostess Mrs. L. R. Hancock provided handwork, coffee, and hot punch. The group listed attendees Ed Kinard Elmer King Pete Polk L. R. Hancock Emma Doggett George Lloyd Mildred Patton Flossie Kirkland and Ervie Talley. The next meeting is set for January 18 at Mrs. George Lloyds home.
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Wingate Sew
Methodist Church
L. R. Hancock
Ed Kinard
Elmer King
Pete Polk
Emma Doggett
George Lloyd
Mildred Patton
Flossie Kirkland
Ervie Talley
Classified Ads Sell Off Odds and Ends
Local classifieds advertise a mix of small items for sale including household goods, furniture, tools, and miscellaneous odds and ends. Listings highlight affordable prices and quick, local pickups with contact details for interested buyers.
Death of Horace H. Coleman Former Winters Resident
Horace H. Speck Coleman, 49, formerly of Winters, died Thursday in Bakersfield California. He was a World War II Marine, survived by three sons, his mother Nellie Coleman, and five brothers. Funeral held in Winters with burial at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Horace H. (Speck) Coleman
Winters
Bakersfield
Calif
Spill Memorial Chapel
Bob Sanders
First United Methodist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Mr. Coleman
Nellie Haynes Coleman
W. T. Coleman
California
U. S. Marine Corps
Jane Ellen Vaughn
Horace H
Jack) Coleman
Eddie Coleman
Mansfield
Bill
U. S. Navy
Oceana
Nellie Coleman
Downey
Tommy Coleman
Abilene
Clais Coleman
San Antonio
Ralph Coleman
Germany
Delbert Coleman
Pete Coleman
Winters City seeks bids to lease 121.9 acres real estate
The City of Winters Texas invites sealed bids for leasing 121.9 acres of Real Estate Sewer Farm or City Farm for one year with a four year option. Bids due by 5 p m January 17 1972 at the City Secretary office City Hall 310 South Main Street Winters Texas. Specifications available after 3 pm January 10. The city may reject any or all bids and will award to the most advantageous bid. Marked mailed bids open January 17 1972 at 7 pm at City Hall.
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Winters
Runnels County
Texas
South Main Street
Winters City Hall
Sisters and family members attend LA area funeral
In Los Angeles area, two sisters Mrs Mildred Carroll of Downey and Mrs Bill Carroll of Arizona attend the funeral with 9 granddaughters. One daughter preceded him in death. Pallbearers listed include Bob Caffman Hal Dry Terry Ellis Rankin Pace Joe Emmert and Wes Hays.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mildred Carroll
Downey
Bill Carroll
Arizona
Bob Caffman
Hal Dry
Terry Ellis
Rankin Pace
Joe Emmert
Wes Hays
Runnels County Farm Bureau pushes auto liability proof rule
The group urges passage of a resolution endorsing a requirement for proof of liability insurance or financial responsibility before vehicle registration in the state.
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Runnels County Farm Bureau
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