Copyright in Ads Regarded Protectable in Courts
A series of court cases find that newspaper and magazine style ads are copyrightable, including posters for a circus. Courts hold ads are protected, even as high or low art, provided the ad content is truthfully presented and the specific words or drawings are copied. The briefing notes a public service feature by the ABA and Texas Bar.
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American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Four Winters Girls Star in Cinderella Ballet
Four Winters girls Kim Wood Robbie Cole Gay lene Wade and Laney Solomon performed in Cinderella's Court of Ballet at Ballinger High School auditorium Tuesday night. The Bramley’s School of Dance ballet class produced the program with the girls dressed as white mice.
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Kim Wood
Robbie Cole
Gaylene Wade
Laney Solomon
Winters
Court of Ballet
Ballinger High School
Bramley’s
School of Dance
Randall L. Sneed Completes USAF Training Course
Airman First Class Randall L. Sneed son of Mr and Mrs L Q Sneed Route 1 Winters Texas has graduated at Goodfellow AFB Texas from the technical training course for U S Air Force communications specialists. He is assigned to Karamursel Air Station Turkey and is a 1970 graduate of Winters High School.
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Randall L. Sneed
L. Q. Sneed
Route 1
Winters
Texas
Goodfellow Afb
U. S. Air Force
Sneed
Karamursel Air Station
Turkey
Winters High School
Drug Law Violations Comprise Ten Percent of NYC Arrests
In New York City, ten percent of all arrests involve drug law violations highlighting the prominence of narcotics enforcement in urban policing.
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New York City
Can't Walk Away From Boat Wreck
Texas reports thirteen more drownings and water accident deaths in the first quarter, raising alarm from George Cook of the Parks and Wildlife Department. He urges enforcement of the Water Safety Act and notes teens are at risk as warm weather draws more people to lakes, rivers, and coasts. He warns congestion and carelessness endangering summer recreation.
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Austin
Texas
George Cook
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Cook
Electric cars and new engines promise cleaner air
Health for All reports electric runabouts and steam-like engines as future nonpolluting options. Polls show up to 50 million Americans may buy electric cars under 2000 dollars, though current models travel 100 miles max at 60 mph and need overnight recharging. A Japanese firm plans mass production of a Freon powered engine with near zero exhaust, emitting under one ppm carbon monoxide versus 25 000 ppm from gasoline cars. For more air pollution info contact a tuberculosis and respiratory disease association.
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United States
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Liquor Ads Banned on Philippine Highways in Texas
Texas officials from the Texas Alcohol Narcotics Education program ban liquor advertising on Philippine highways, citing policy aims to curb alcohol exposure on major roadways.
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Texas Alcohol Narcotics Education
TANE
Scholarships and Awards at Winters High School Awards Day
Winters High School honored students with multiple Merit W awards for top non athletic achievement and several department prizes. Madelyn Bryan received Diversity Club Homemaking and Future Teachers of America awards, while David Harrison earned the Randy Pendergrass Memorial College Scholarship and Ruth Jansa the Future Teacher scholarship, among others.
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Winters High School
Huden White, Jr
Ginger Fairey
Madelyn Bryan
Dianna Magee
David Harrison
Debbie Lloyd
Cliff Poe
Mike Smith
Maurine Riess
David Grohman
Blanche Wharton
Randy Pendergrass
Future Teachers of America
Ruth Jansa
C. T. Parker
Runnels County
Texas A. & M. University
Lee Harrison
WHS
Angelo State University
Ruth
Jansa
Phyllis Grissom
Susan Compton
Randy Stevens
Donald Craig Chapman
McMurry College
Brooks Parks
Denise Williams
Efforts Underway To Incubate White Bass In San Angelo
Phase two of a TPWD hatchery project in San Angelo aims to improve white bass production. Past results showed 75 of 40,000 fertilized eggs surviving to fry, with scientists hopeful for higher yields as they apply lessons from the first phase. Biologists seek to replicate natural spawning, noting wild white bass scatter eggs rather than nest. Each female can lay up to 500,000 eggs, keeping some offspring after high egg mortality.
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San Angelo
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Wallace Clary
Students honored for high averages at awards program
The awards program recognized students with top averages. Keva Harrison, Gwynne Gerstmann, Bruce Smith and Madelyn Bryan each received plaques for leading their classes across freshman to senior levels.
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Keva Harrison
Gwynne Gerstmann
Bruce Smith
Madelyn Bryan
Classified Columns Offer Buy Sell And Rent Options
Classified columns present buying selling and rental listings. Readers find opportunities for goods services housing and employment in brief notices with price or terms when shown. The page aggregates multiple small ads catering to local needs.
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USAF
Mike Briley
Robinson Barber Shop
W.H.S
Brenda K. Smith
Brenda King
Haden White, Jr
Leslie Bishop
Trish Hill
Tandy Medford
Rhonda Sneed
Landa Walker
Rickey Mathis
Literary and Service Club
Mike Krause
Carroll Tatum
Gladiola
Lipton’s
Axwell House
Tostem
Shurfine
Bama
Eer
DR Pepper
Gandy
Shasta
TallCans
Alcoa
Big Krisp
Jar
Ade
Picnics
Decker’s
ALL Meat Bologna
Affiliated Sliced Bacon
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