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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1970

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Deer Attacks Man In His Driveway in Texas

Kendall County worker, 150-pound buck, charged the driveway as he exited his car. His wife shot the deer twice with a .38 pistol, saving him from worse injuries. Officials warn that even tame looking deer can pose danger and warn against keeping wild deer as pets.

Austin Bambi Joe McKinney McKinney Kendall County Boerne Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Department Texas

Bowfin Catch in Murvaul Could Break State Record

A 16 pound 12 ounce bowfin from Lake Murvaul near Murvaul in East Texas may set a new state record. Joe Woods of Richardson landed the fish at 6 30 am using heavy bass gear after a five minute fight, the Texas Outdoor Writers Association notes.

Austin Lake Murvaul Richardson Texas Outdoor Writers Association Joe Woods Deep East Texas Woods Texas Parks and Wildlife Department TOWA

Texas Safety Association urges safe hunting after deadly season

Austin report cites 24 hunter deaths in Texas last year and 92 incidents affecting 142 people. George Wm. Perry calls for strict adherence to 12 basic gun handling rules, stressing training for youths and parental responsibility.

Austin Tex Texas Texas Safety Association George Wm. Perry Dallas Perry TSA

Record meteor shower of November 1833

Historical reports describe the greatest meteor shower on record on November 12 and 13, 1833 with an estimated 240000 meteors visible. The event drew wide attention and is cited in astronomical histories as a landmark meteor display.

Selfs to Observe 60th Wedding Anniversary in Tuscola

Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Self of Tuscola will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday November 8 with an open house at the Tuscola Community Center from 2:00 to 4:00 PM hosted by their children H. P. Self Winters Mrs W W Best Bradshaw Mrs J R Childers and Mrs Raymond Wilder Abilene. The family asks no gifts.

M. F. Self Tuscola Tuscola Community Center H. P. Self Winters W. W. Best Bradshaw J. R. Childers Raymond Wilder Abilene

Highway funds misuse risks threaten Interstate program

Washington column argues that unused Federal Highway Trust Fund money is being diverted to urban transit projects and other purposes. It notes a 2 billion surplus last year and Texas facing a 23.6 percent cut, with states awaiting promised funds and planners harmed by delays.

Highway Trust Fund Congress Ways and Means Committee Public Works Committee Texas

Lone Star Gas Reports Record Earnings for 12 Months

Lone Star Gas Company posted a 12 month earnings of 1.07 dollars per share and net income of 28.97 million on 10 percent higher revenues of 255.99 million for the year ended September 30 1970. Chairman L T Potter cited strong gas supply expansion plans including the E R Baden Unit Well No 1 in Anadarko Basin with completion projected in about 16 months and noted a new wholly owned subsidiary Lone Star Energy Company to serve large complexes with energy plants. The company also completed a 60 mile 30 inch transmission line using high speed welding technology to secure additional gas supply and lower costs.

Dallas Lone Star Gas Company L. T .Potter Potter E. R. Baden Oklahoma Anadarko Lone Star Energy Company The Energy Company University of Texas Southwestern Medical School At

Experts Probe Why We Live Versus How We Live Question

Scholarly discussion examines meaning of existence and daily living. Researchers debate purpose values and practical choices influencing personal wellbeing and social behavior.

Hottest spot on earth listed with record heat

In 1922 Al Aziziyah Libya recorded 136.4 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade making it the hottest spot on earth. The largest crystal ball on display is the 1 061 pound Burmese quartz sphere in the U S National Museum Washington D C. Read the Classified Columns.

al Aziziyah Libya U. S. National Museum Washington, D. C

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