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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
2
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Public notice prohibits hunting or fishing on all property in Coleman and Runnels counties owned and controlled by Grafton Brookshier and Claud Brookshier Estate. Also includes a radio program reminder for Sunday morning services with Rev. Charles E. Steinberg on KRUN. A separate classified ad offers in home day care services by Glenda Graham with rates and contact info.
In San Marcos area a high speed pursuit led to four suspects jailed under $500,000 bond after poaching charges. Wardens Turner Henze and Hamer pursued a vehicle with a deer in the car. They face multiple game violations and a separate aggravated assault charge.
Gov Dolph Briscoe issues an executive order forming the Division of Rural Community Services within the Texas Department of Community Affairs. The division will provide information and technical aid to rural communities and help shape state rural development policy. Raymond L. Prewett to head the division. expansion of the Texas Industrial Commission to include three rural members announced.
The Texas Constitutional Revision Commission overturned its August 25 stance that the Legislature should meet annually and voted the new Constitution should require a biennial legislature. The length and timing of sessions would be determined by lawmakers.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals is expected to rule later this fall on an amendment to the criminal code that would allow resentencing for people previously convicted of possession of marijuana.
Attorney General John Hill states county commissioners may serve out terms without residents in newly drawn districts and area wet or dry status remains until an election to change. He adds opinions on Navarro County budget for district judge juvenile court, probation fees, Galveston Ship Channel shrimp, and an independent school district contract with a city for recreational facilities and land conveyance for a public park.
The December 29 ceremony will unite Janey Briscoe daughter of Gov. Dolph Briscoe and Mrs. Briscoe with Edward Vaughan of Hillsboro. Vaughan a junior law student at St. Mary's University in San Antonio is the groom to be.
Mrs. Robert M. Ayers Jr. of San Antonio is named to a six year term on the Texas Youth Council replacing Louis Henna of Austin whose term expired. Governor Briscoe also names Amarillo attorney Edward B. Nobles to the 108th Judicial District Court bench. Nobles has been appointed.
Charles W. Chili Smith district engineer of the Texas Highway Department in Amarillo will retire October 1 after a 42 year career. Replacing him is Alvie L. McKee district maintenance engineer at Abilene, announced by State Highway Engineer Luther DeBerry.
U S Senator John Tower says the Environmental Protection Agency will award a 2 150 348 dollar grant to the Texas Air Control Board to fund ongoing air pollution controls. Governor Briscoe spent a week in Japan inviting investors to build cotton mills in Texas to process fiber before exporting to Japan. Roy Coffee Jr administrative assistant to Briscoe resigns to return to Dallas law practice after eight months as liaison. State Republican Chairman George Willeford denies retirement reports and says the GOP executive committee will be the first to know if he retires. The Red River runs 1 360 miles, Texas has about 200 freshwater fish species.
In 1857 the first edition of the Texas Almanac was published marking the initial archival entry for Texas reference volumes. The issuance signaled the growing need for organized state data and geographic information in printed form.
Funeral services were held at 2 p m Wednesday at North's Memorial Chapel in Abilene for Allen P Wright 78 who died at 8 p m Sunday in Abilene. He had lived in Shady Oaks Lodge in Abilene. The Rev Grantland Groves officiated. Burial was in Elmwood Memorial Park Abilene. Born August 15 1895 in Arkansas he married Martha Grammer in 1917 in Willegreen Colorado where they lived 36 years before moving to
Corpus Christi chapters recall a Winters resident who owned Winters Hardware Store and served his Presbyterian church. Survived by wife Martha Stevenson, son Allen Jr. of Orlando, two sisters Bertha Graham and J W Appleton, two brothers Alvin C and Herman, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. One son Raymond preceded him in death.
El Paso registered a metropolitan population surpassing 600000, reflecting growth in the border region. The figure highlights the city’s expanding urban footprint and regional economic activity across Texas and adjacent areas.
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