02 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
1
Omar Burleson argues against judicial activism in cases addressing public wrongs. He cites Justice Frankfurter on court detachment and warns that expanding judicial power threatens democratic governance and the balance between courts and the legislative branch.
The piece cites Justice Stone on limiting judicial power to enact statutes and urges restraint to avoid overturning Congress. It notes courts assess power, not wisdom, and says undoing unwise laws rests with the ballot box and democratic processes. It previews next week’s examples of federal courts issuing affirmative orders.
Quick drying T-4 L reduces itch and burning within an hour with a cure visible in days. Advertises at Main Drug Company as a health remedy for infected skin and restoring healthy skin within a few days.
Quote attributed to Dorothy Luzy about amiable people who, despite imposition in daily life, radiate sunshine that brightens appreciative hearts.
Ladies hosted a four month old Brandon Wayne Harris baby shower at Mrs. Noble Faubion's home with about 15 attendees. The week featured visits among many families including the Hales Wilcox Foreman Fullers and Hills across Abilene Winters Ballinger and San Angelo, with church vacation school at Hopewell and numerous family dinners and greetings.
Ralph Novak reports a satirical look at defense contracts as Lockheed Grumman Litton Jiffy Disintegrator Corp enter the bid scene. Bayh boasts a $1.49 disintegrator with 147 rays, Montana leased for the project, while the Defense Department hedges on renegotiations and budget.
R O Bob Jeffreys 87 of Winters died at 7 a m Friday in Simmons Memorial Hospital Sweetwater after a weeklong illness. Funeral 2 p m Sunday Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Harry Grantz officiating. Burial Northview cemetery. Born June 25 1884 in Texas moved to Winters 58 years ago. Married Ollie Debo Nov 5 1905 at Killeen. Survived by wife three daughters Velma Neill Hereford Myrtle Caudle Odessa Ollie May Mayfield Proctor six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Two sons preceded him. Pallbearers Roy Young Robert Mayfield Bud Davis Tommy Burton Vernon Wright Bernice Gardner.
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