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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1970

Page

4

Mr and Mrs Mord S Tucker Golden Anniversary Open House

Mr and Mrs Mord S Tucker will observe their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday May 17 in Winters Church of Christ Fellowship Hall from 2 to 4 PM. Hosts are daughters and sons in law G L Sanders and R C Duncan and son Mord S Tucker Jr with grandchildren co hosting. friends invited to call.

Mrs. Mord Tucker Mord S. Tucker Church of Christ Fellowship Hall G. L. Sanders R. C. Duncan Mord S. Tucker, Jr

Texas May 2 Democratic primary reshapes 1968 race

In Austin, Ralph Yarborough and Jerry Sadler were among the upset victims as Lloyd Bentsen and Robert Armstrong won the Democratic nods. George Bush faces Paul Eggers in November while many others advance in the GOP field and state offices.

Austin Texas U. S Ralph Yarborough Jerry Sadler Lloyd Bentsen Robert L Bob) Armstrong Bentsen Senate George Bush Preston Smith Paul Eggers Bush Eggers Robert Morris Roger Martin Crawford C. Martin David H. Brown Edward M. Yturr GOP Ben Ramsey Connie Lawson Truman Roberts Earl W. Smith Court of Criminal Appeals James G. Denton Supreme Court Matt Davis Hawthorne Phillips Ben Barnes Byron Fullerton

Capitol Precautions After Destructive Antiwar Demonstration

Security tightened at the state capitol after a violent antiwar protest last week. A mob of youths smashed glass panels, tear gas deployed, and the building evacuated twice due to bomb threats. Government officials urged stricter measures amid past peaceful demonstrations. In separate rulings, Victoria County oil land was deemed privately owned, a Texas mineral rights potential worth up to 100 million discussed, Dallas stores failed to gain tax breaks on trading stamps, and a railroad injury award was reduced on appeal.

State Capitol Unda University of Texas Department of Public Safety Preston Smith State Supreme Court Victoria County Plantiff Texas Dallas High Court Third Court of Civil Appeals Temple Topeka and Santa Fe

State Board Adopts Ethnic Studies Policy

The State Board of Education approved a policy requiring teaching of ethnic and racial group contributions and ordered literature to be free of offensive language while life science texts should present evolution.

State Board of Education Beard

Winters Enterprise May 15 1970 Page 8 Highlights

Local page notes community events in Winters Texas with brief items from May 15 1970. Notices include social gatherings, school activities, and town announcements featuring residents and organizations in the area.

Winters Enterprise Texas

State education and welfare actions outlined in Texas report

The Texas article outlines increases in per pupil aid, funding requests for migrant training, desegregation help, and a new vocational program. It also notes appointments to district courts and state boards, nursing home charge proposals, food aid rollout, and a Texas Water Rights Commission hearing with a request for public comment by May 30. The piece closes with a political quote about confidence and weakness.

Texas Education Agency State Board of Welfare Texas Texas Water Rights Commission Austin Amistad del Rio Commission W.R.C

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