CIC Students Prepare for Macy's Parade Trip
Four Cisco Junior College students from Winters join 110 CIC Band and Wrangler Belles preparing to perform in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York. The CJC group will be one of fourteen bands nationwide and the Wrangler Belles likely the only girls drill team featured. Donations aim to cover travel via chartered airliner with a $6000 goal plus an extra $2000 to $3000 from local communities.
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Cisco Junior College
Winters
CIC
Wrangler Belles
New York
NBC
Cbs-Tv
Janet Schwartz
Judy Foster
Troylene McKnight
Troyce McKnight
Wrangler
CJC
Texas
Belles
Herald Square
Macy's
Nbc-Tv
Cisco
Leland Willis
Man Learns to Speak Then Learns to Hold Silence
A man acquires the ability to talk, and after many years he trains himself to keep still. The remark suggests a growth from vocal expression to restrained behavior, implying maturity or philosophy.
State embarks on constitutional revisions and local reform
A blue ribbon study commission urges sweeping changes to Texas state and local government. Gov. Preston Smith creates a permanent advisory panel on inter governmental relations to follow the 200 page report led by Arlington Mayor Tom J. Van dergriff. Recommendations call for reorganized state budgeting power, consolidated urban services, local fiscal expansion, and new land planning programs.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Urban Development Commission
Preston Smith
Texas Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental
Arlington
Tom J. Vandergriff
Earl M. Lewis
Trinity University
San Antonio
Snelson to serve as Texas governor for a day
Senator W. E. Pete Snelson of Midland will serve as governor for one day on December 4 as governor Smith and lieutenant governor Barnes are out of state. Snelson, president pro tempore of the Senate, is third in line and represents 35 counties in the 25th district.
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Texas
W. E
Pete) Snelson
Midland
Snelson
Senate
Smith
Barnes
Texas High Court Upholds Abortion Law Conflicts With 1970 Ruling
The State Court of Criminal Appeals upholds Texas abortion restrictions and asserts state authority to ban operations. It also reverses a Waco marijuana conviction due to improper prosecutorial questioning and notes other opinions on tax and contract issues.
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State Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
Dallas
Court of Criminal Appeals
State Supreme Court
University of Texas
Odessa
Ut-Permian Basin
Plan for Seacoast Insurance Pool to be Heard December 7
The State Board of Insurance will hold a public hearing December 7 to consider all aspects of the Legislature approved plan for 14 seacoast counties. The Texas Association of Insurance Agents will testify and stress positive steps to make the pool work as intended.
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State Board of Insurance
Seacoast
Texas Association of Insurance Agents
State ethics code mocked by attorney general and reform effort seen
Attorney General lam basing the new ethics code as a virtual mishmash and warned of possible court challenges by political subdivisions. A fusion machine at the University of Texas is dedicated as an energy breakthrough. Health authorities review September rabies tests after a lab error nearly let a case go undetected. Three railroad union boards merge into a single United Transportation Union Texas Legislative Board representing 12 000 employees. Deer hunting season begins across counties with 510 000 customers spending about 88 million on 37 million acres leased. Governor Smith refuses Roy Cohn's request for a special investigative committee over the Moody Foundation probe citing lack of subpoena authority.
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Martin
University of Texas
Railroad Union Legislative Boards
United Transportation Union
Texas Legislative Board
Smith
New York
Roy Cohn
Moody Foundation
Pesticide decision put off by Texas advisory panel
The State Pesticide Advisory Committee delayed ruling on a household DDT ban as the EPA has yet to issue its decision. Committee chair Perry Adkisson of Texas A and M says no recommendation was made. The panel will reconvene December 7 to review the issue with the Texas Department of Agriculture seeking guidance.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Perry Adkisson
Texas A. & M. University
Texas Department of Agriculture
Parks and Wildlife Department
James A. Cross
Cross
For Sale Receipt Books At The Enterprise Office
A sale item notice announces receipt books available at The Enterprise office. Limited details provided on quantity and price from the readable text.
Harrisons Return From Bahamas
Mr and Mrs Jack Harrison returned Tuesday from a brief trip to Nassau and Paradise Island in the Bahamas. The journey was sponsored by AC Spark Plug Co and included a chartered jet flight.
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Jack Harrison
Nassau
Paradise Island
The
Bahamas
AC Spark Plug Co
Islands
Palacios Woman Visits Parents Before Brief Trip Home
Mrs. J. R. Wilson of Palacios, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tippett, recently visited with her parents and they accompanied her home for a three week visit. Mr. and Mrs. Tippett visited another daughter, Mrs. Tom Aley at Big Lake, returning home Sunday.
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J. R. Wilson
Palacios
C. C. Tippett
Weekend Revival Begins Friday At Pentecostal Church
Robert Sherman leads weekend revival at Pentecostal Church of God. Services start 7:30 p.m. Friday through Sunday at 610 N Cryer with a special quartet including Mr and Mrs Robert Sherman and Mr and Mrs David Sherman performing. Public invited.
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Pentecostal Church
Robert Sherman
Pentecostal Church of God
N. Cryer
David Sherman
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A. D. Lee
Winters Flower Shop
Dial
E. J. Bishop
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Marva Jean Underwood
N. Sanders
Zenith
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S. Church
Mary Stannfield
Magnolia
Albert Street
Jno
W. Norman
Good Neighbor
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Watkins
Myrtle Wilbanks
Ray Hood Wilbanks
N. Rogers
J” Bakery
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Roselane Street
C. B. Spill
Ariz
Graven's Plaster & Hobby Shop
Weldon Minzenmayer
John Middleton
W. T. Billups
J. B. Whitlow
Wingate
Bill and
Darlene Smith
Wingate School
Ikkirke McKenzie
North Church St
Buford Owens
Abilene
Winters Enterprise
Ted Meyer Or
Manuel Esquivel JR
Ballinger Monument Company
Registry Service
Bahiman Jewelers
Suzukis
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Smith Real Estate Offers
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5Th Street Ballinger
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W. J. Yates Trailer Park
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Bobby Mayo
Floyd Sims Trailer Park
West Dale
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N. Main
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Victor J. Merfeld
Tfe
Bill Proctor
Western Mattress Service
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Luzier Dynel
Byron D. Jobe
Mary Kay
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Veterans Land Program
Bob Armstrong
Veterans Land Board
George E. Stanley
Port Arthur
Veterans Affairs Commission
Charles C. Ford
Longview
Criminal Justice Council Executive Committee
L. O’brien Thompson
Amarillo
Lawrence L. Jester
State Highway Department
Atlanta
G. A. Youngs
William G. Reid
Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
Ben Barnes
Marian Kay
Douglas Cole
W. G. Bedford
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A. N. Hale
Rt. 1
Cowboy Cafe
City Cafe
Lorene Frazier
Jno. W. Norman
Winters, Texas
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Texas Water Development Fund
Robert Wise
Andromeda
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Enterprise
T. A. McMillan
Blackmon Repair Shop
North Church
Swatchsue Electric Co
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J. J. Swatchsue
Jose de la Cruz
Lonnie Fowler
Virgil Fowler
Tfc
Riess Radio & TV
Mansell Brothers
John Deere Dealer
Ballinger
North Main
Graven’s Plaster & Hobby Shop
del Monte
Gandy
Frozan
Sunkist
Balkum
M’s Grocery and
E. Truitt
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