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Life
Some Not Getting
Legal Help Says Carter
Students, Teachers
Poisoned by Food
Italian Terrorists
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registration card. Precincts and voting
sites are as follows:
Dawn Community Building; 8. Walcott
School; 9. Bippux Community House; 10.
Wildorado Church; 11, Northwest School.
Democrats also will select delegates to
the Democratic National Party Confer-
IRRITATION CAUSES WID-
ESPREAD LOSS. Our poise;
Board of Insurance.
The winner has a tough battle in
November in challenging Sen. John
Tower, R-Texas, a 17-year incumbent
with conservative friends in both parties.
Texas voters also will be picking party
nominees for 24 Congressmen, including
scattered showers and thunderstorms
north today through Saturday. A few
possibly severe this afternoon and
replacements for Reps. George Mahon,
W.R. Poage. Omar Burleson and Olin
Teage, four of the state's oldest and most
powerful lawmakers, who are retiring.
Republicans hope to increase their
present two-member representation in
the U.S. House.
Bases Ctostag?
The Carter administration
has proposed closing Good-
fellow Air Force Base in San
Angelo and trimming person-
nel at Fort Bliss near El Paso
by 608 military and 41 civil-
ian jobs.
The plan will he under
study hy the Pentagon for
about 10 months, and could
be Mocked by Congress.
Gov. Dolph Briscoe has
things we can do to reduce
irritations.
A CONTINUING DISPLEA-
SURE WITH SELF makes us
LESS IRRITATION makes a
stronger, happier manner of
living.
East jet sales that would provide even
more warplanes to Israel in coming year,
White House sources say.
The sources, who asked not to be
named, said no decision has been
reached but that consideration is being
given to issuing a letter of intent to sell
Israel an unspecified number of
additional planes, perhaps in the period
between 1984 and 1987.
The sources told Associated Press
Radio, however, that the administration
will not on any account reduce the
number of planes in the deal for Saudi
Arabia despite the urgings of some
members of Congress.
The S4.8 billion jet deal now before
Congress would send 60 F-15 fighters to
Saudi Arabia, 50 F-5E jets to Egypt and
15 F-15s and 75 F-16s to Israel.
A source on the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee confirmed, mean-
while. that the search for a compromise is
continuing and that the situation remains
fluid. That source also asked to remain
anonymous.
Congress has 30 days from last Friday
to reject the proposed sales if it wishes.
To block the deal both houses must adopt
resolutions of disapproval by May 28.
that fell employment can be attataid with
a higher jobless rate.
The House Education and Labor
Committee meanwhile agreed to continue
the fight against joblesaaess with money
for public service jobs for the hard-core
unemployed.
It voted on Wednesday to spend (11.4
billion over tr. v>e yearn to finance 725,000
jobs made available by focal govern-
ments
White the administration is still
wwvtodabout Hl ^Ityuiiit, mpatfy
among blacks. It Is aMMng its amnttoa to
and on to the 1978 state cooventicu.
At the Republican and Democratic
county conventions, delegates will be
named to the Republican state convention
in Dallas Sept. 8-9 and the Democratic
state convention Sept. 15-16 to Fort
Worth.
At the two state conventions, delegates
will select members of their,state
their fee increases as part of his voluntary
anti flation program and called for “free
and open competition'' in setting fees
and advertising them.
VICTORIA. Texas (AP) - State health
department inspectors are expected at
Juan Linn Elementary School here today
where nearly 200 students and staff came
down with apparent food poisoning
Thursday.
Nearly half the school’s 450 students
by Democrat George Mahon are former
Odessa mayor Jim Reese, Midland
businessman George Bush and retired
Air Force colonel Joe Hickox of Lubbock.
is wise to condition ourselves
as
reaching the 4 percent me. That rate to
ail fired Ml >7
erononstats. although some others argue
going on around us.
■ THE ILL-HUMORED MAN
it of course, a selfish
tappy in himself, and
IS. al
man;
this," he said.
Dr. Patti Dodson, city health director,
arranged for Health Department lab
studies to determine the exact cause of
the outbreak, but food poisoning was
considered the prime suspect.
Courts Speak
The Texas Supreme Court
has directed district judges
to lease child custody con-
troversies in hands of origi-
nal divorce courts.
In other action, the high
court:
—Set review of a case in-
chairman.
The long and expensive gubernatorial
campaigns have overshadowed a
Democratic U.S. Senate race between
U.S. Rep. Bob Krueger, 42. champion of
the oil and gas industry, and Joe Christie,
44, El Paso, former chairman of the State
The Hereford Brand recent-
tly picked up another award
when it was announced that Dan
Welty, Brand advertising man-
ager. was selected winner in a
nation-wide advertising contest.
Eight winners were announc-
ed in the Advertising Dynamics
A.D. in Action Sweepstakes
Contest in 1978. Welty was in
distinguished company with
winners from Ohio, Wisconsin,
Missouri, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Washington and Ala-
bama.
The contest included entry of
advertising layouts of Hereford
advertisers which used artwork
from the dip-service book
Advertising Dynamics.
Welty received a Sharp
calculator as a prize from the
contest.
Welty Nets
Ad Award
ROME (AP) Terrorists peppered the
legs of two more Italian industrial
executives with bullets Thursday night
while investigators quizzed aides of Aldo
Moro to try to learn if the political
leader's family is communicating secretly
with his kidnappers.
Umberto Degii Innocenti, 51, an
engineer for a Milan communications
equipment firm, was shot on the steps of
his home. Alfredo Lamberti, 41, a labor
relations officer for a Genoa steel firm,
was attacked as he walked near the
Genoa railway station.
They were the third and fourth men
shot in the legs within nine days. The Red
Brigades, the urban guerrilla groups that
1 idnapped Moro in a bloody street
ambush March 16, announced it was
responsible for all four attacks. The
technique, called “kneecapping," ori-
ginated in the guerrilla war in Northern
Ireland.
Meanwhile, assistant national attorney
Guido Guasco called in three of Moro’s
aides for questioning because of a series
of handwritten letters from the missing
president of the Christian Democratic
Party to other political leaders went to his
family last weekend before they were
sent on to the addresses.
The Moro family has repeatedly denied
it is negotiating with the Red brigades
and has attacked the Christian
Democratic leadership because it refuses
to negotiate. But government investiga-
tors said they want to find out how the
family is getting messages directly from
the kidnappers.
mate. Deadline for register-
ing to vote in the May 6
primary was April 6.
Absentee voting continued
through Tuesday of this
week. It was reported about
average in Dallas, hut hekiw
average in many other coun-
ties.
Republicans, who will not vote on
local candidates, list their most important
races as those for governor and U.S.
congressman from the 19th District.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - President
Carter, in a ringing denunicatkm of the
legal profession, declared Thursday that
the vast majorityjrf Americans don’t get
adequate legal representation while those
with means get all the help they need.
In an address to the Los- Angeles Bar
Association, Carter also found fault with
a legal system be characterized as being
too lenient with “big-shot crocks" - a
reference to white-collar crime.
"We have the heaviest concentration
of lawyers on earth - one for every 500
Americans,” the president said in
questioning the quality of legal assistance
available to people.
But, he added, “90 percent of our*~
lawyers serve 10 percent of our people.
We are over-lawyered and under-repre-
sented."
Carter said the United States needs
more women and minority judges, fewer
and shorter lawsuits and more legal aid
for poor and middle-income persons.
‘ He also called on lawyers to slow down
William Kester, enclose patio. $1,500;
Fenley A Sumrow Builders, two
residences. (42.500 and (42.000; J.H.
Holden, storage. (1.000.
Jose DeLuLuz Tarango, add to
residence. (1.500. Mess Enterprises.
_ residence. (36.500; Jose Robles, storage.
(250; Richard Burch, residence.
(48.0*7; Joe D. Edelmoa. add to
residence. 19.000.
reactions and be said be expected some to
keep their children at home today.
- “k’s to be expected in a situation like ing force.”
Mrs. Soder is the vice
chairwoman of the Center Par-
ty, which formed a coalition
government with the Coo-
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The State Highway and
Public Transportation Com-
mission has approved a Tex-
as Garden Club request to
designate a Northeast Texas
highway—along U.S. 271
from Paris to Gladewater—
as Blue Slat Memorial High-
way. commemorating World
War 11 veterans
executive committees and party officials Voting in both parties shot
for the next two years, whidi will include upward in 1976. of course,
the presidential elections la 1980.
Precinct 1, driver's license examiner
room; 2. commissioners' courtroom; 3.
Zinser residence west of Westway;
4.Simms Community House; 5. Hereford
Community Center; 6. Ford School; 7,
some loopholes through which roadblocks later in the year to
cloudy with scattered showers and
Providing fines of (2 to (10,
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signed by Blanton in
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addition. ttTS^LaK^tetawunt gift
certificates wili.bg given away to riders
in random drawings at the three rest
stops along the Bike-A-Thon route, and
special plaques will go to three other
riders.
The annual event is open to riders of
all ages, with each entrant responsible
for securing sponsors, who in turn
pledge to contribute so much money per
mile ridden to the ACS crusade. Prizes
are awarded on a money-earned basis.
The trip to Six Flags includes tickets
for five persons to the amusement park,
two nights lodging at a motel, and (80
gas allowance.
Registration for the ride will begin
promptly at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the
Sugarland Mall parking lot. "We will
AG Opinions
An opinion by Attorney
General lohn Hill effective-
ly blocked a controversial (8
million proposal to buy land
in Hidalgo County for a new
prison farm, unless courts re-
verse the finding.
Hill said money from sale
of Blue Ridge Farm in Har-
> rri County can be used only
1 to buy other land within 75
miles of Huntsville.
In other recent opinions.
Hill concluded:
—Names of trial officials
reporting on prisoners seek-
ing parole or pardon arc
public information, hut con-
tents of their recommenda-
tions are confidential.
—Juvenile officers whose
powers and duties are gov-
erned hy civil statutes have
authority of peace officers
to make arrests.
this time because the conventions will be
so late,” Strain said. “Hopefully,
though, voters will participate.”
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see whether motorists are com-
plying.
„__He said state troopers would
Protection be required to note on accident
Program Cleared
A (20.9 million program
for 387.7 miles of Farm and
Ranch to Market roads has
been approved hy the State
Highway and Public Trans-
portation Commission.
The 1978 program in-
cludes 80.1 miles of new
construction and funds for
completion and further de-
velopment of the remaining
miles. A total of 127 projects
arc included. The all-paved
Texas system of farm to
market roads now extends
more than 41.000 miles.
At the same time, the
commission also approved a
(5.8 million 1978 railroad
signal program for the fed-
eral highway system, subject
to Federal Highway Admini-
stration approval. It includes
44 projects in all sections of
the state.
Most of the projects in-
volve railroad crossings on
federal-aid urban system
streets. Others are on fed-
eral-aid primary and secon-
dary highways. The projects
will he funded 90 percent by
federal money and 10 per-
cent from the state highway
fund.
urged top federal officials to
reconsider the plan.
Briscoe argued a strong
case can be made against the
reductions, and said "cost
effectiveness of these bases
is such that they actually
merit expansion, not reduc-
tion.”
The Goodfellow security
training center would lose
375 military and 225 civilian
jobs. Fort Bliss is a 35.000-
nplitary personnel installa-
tion.
Nationwide, the cutback
plans would affect 14.600
military personnel and 8,600
civilians.
•HiqhHqhfs I
^Sidelights I
volving the issue of whether
a tire test driver, killed when
a tire blew out. is a consum-
er under the products liabil-
ity law.
—Held a waitress killed
in an auto accident on her
way home from work at 2
a.m. was not entitled to
workers’ compensation bene-
fits.
—Upheld the Houston
Court of Civil Appeals de-
cision that a former execu-
tive with a grass trimming
products firm must yield for
a year his job with a com-
petitor under a no-competi-
tion contract.
The Third-Court of Civil
Appeals held that all Texas
auto insurance liability poli-
cies provide uninsured mo-
torist coverage automatically,
unless motorist-policyholders
reject it in writing.
begin the Bike-A-Thon promptly at 9
a.m.. so I urge all riders to be there
early to register." Mrs. Jones said.
The route of the Bike-A-Thon is as
follows:
Starting at Sugarland Mall parking
lot. travel south on Ave. A and on
through the downtown area on Main St.
to 3rd. East on 3rd to Ave. K and then
north on K to 15th.
From there the riders will head west
on 15th across Highway 385 and down a
zig-zag course to La Plata Junior High
for the first rest stop.
They will then zig-zag through the
northwest residential section to the
parking lot of the Park Plaza Shopping
Center for rest stop number two.
The final leg of the Bike-A-Thon route
Bill Clements and Ray Hutchison are
seeking the Republican gubernatorial
nomination. GOP for the 19th U.S.
■ wreck Involved youngsters.
Nevertheless, parents would
SAN ANTONIO. Texas (AP) ■
Mortgage bankers say their H
toughest task today is finding H
customers - people who can !
qualify for the usually hefty. B
high-interest, long-term loans B
needed to buy new homes. B
And, inflation is their biggest !
worry, according to John C. B
Weebies, president ot the Texas !
Mortgage Bankers Association. !
"The rapid increase in the ■
cost of homes and the rapid!
increase in the cost of money is !
leaving fewer and fewer families !
who can qualify for loans,” !
Weebies said in an interview!
Thursday. I
“And as long as inflation is!
with ua, the days of lower!
interest rate loans, those 5 and 6B
percent loans of the last!
generation are gone.” he said. I
Weebies is presiding over!
about 700 members of the Texas!
Mortgage Bankers Association I
who are holding their conven-!
tion here this week. ■
For homebuyers, the bright!
side i« this: I
"Our feelings are that there!
will be sufficient funds for!
financing," he said. I
But the bad news is: I
“We’re not proud of the!
price.” I
That price, said Weebies, isl
likely to remain in the
percent to 9¥» percent annual!
interest rate for some time. I
Weebies said as long as there!
is inflation, mortgage lenders!
including savings and loan!
associations which finance most!
homes, will try to protect!
themselves by charging high!
interest rates. I
“If the lender is looking a|
double-digit inflation down th!
road, he's got to do somethin!
to cover himself,” saitfl
Weebies. of San Antonio. I
“Everyone feels there in
enough money available to meel
the needs of the current housing
boom. And Texas is fortunate ill
that its usury laws are no!
unnecessarily harsh,” he addl
ed. I
Conventional home mortgagl
loan rates in Texas ate limited tJ
10 percent annually, bul
government mortgage pro
grams, such as FHA and VN
Committee opens hearings on legislation
setting a target date of 1983 for achieving
full employment.
The Senate Human Resources
Committee voted on Wednesday to set a
goal of 4 percent unemployment by that
year, “with effective control over
inflation.”
The Humphrey-Hawkins "full em-
ployment” bill, already approved by the
House, would require the president to
submit an annual economic report to
Congress spelling out proposals for
Republican chairman Wes Fisher noted
that the precinct convention also may
pass resolutions on issues of importance
which are then forwarded on to the
county convention, scheduled for May 13,
will talfe the riders frxnAhe parking lot
up ParkUve. to South Kingwood, where
they will travel south to Holly Sugar
Road, west to a fann-to-market road
where they will go back north to Park
Avenue and again east to the Park Plaza
parking lot.
"We will have free cokes at all the
rest stops compliments of the Coca Cola
Company.” Mrs. Jones said.
The Annual Bike-A-Thon is part of a
total Crusade goal of (13,500
established by the local ACS unit this
year. A goal of (5.000 was set for the
Bike-A-Thon as part of the Special
Events campaign of the Crusade. An
additional function, the plans for which
■ will be finalized later, will be held later
in the summer.
UJI HA!h^
The first comic strip in a
newspaper was "Yellow Kid,"
which first appeared in the
Sunday color supplement of
the New York Journal in 1897.
personal effectiveness; health;
an emotional stability are all
impaired, when we become
establish defenses against irritated. We also find that a
irritation. The making of a satisfactory interaction with
well-thought-out resolution not other people is impossible.
to be irritated will help. THERE MUST BE LESS
WE CAN PUT THE BEST IRRITATION. We can develop
possible construction on what is wholesome tolerance; increase
said and done. We can give our patience; eliminate some
ofhers the benefit of the doubt, prejudices; and lessen the
in what they say and do. We can intensity of all such feelings:
modify our expectations. We and move up to a higher level of
can make allowances and maturity.
honestly try to understand why
things are said and done. We
can also make ourselves less
sensitive. These are some
AUSTIN—Texas has one
of its hottest statewide elec-
tions in years coming up Sat-
urday, but interest is lagging.
Secretary of State Steve
Oaks, who has been moni-
toring registration and ab-
sentee voting, predicts the
turnout may drop below the
modest 29 percent for 1974
primaries.
Oaks said only a remark-
able near-deadline upsurge in
absentee voting would give
reason for reassessment of
low-participation calcula-
tions. /
According to Oaks' pre-
diction. the Democratic pri-
ary turnout will be in the I
million to 1.2 million range.
About 1.5 million voted in
1974. Oaks' office previously
had indicated as many as 2
million (still an unspectacu-
lar turnout) would vote Sat-
urday.
None can predict accurate-
CongressionaJ District post being vacated ly the Republican primary
'' ■ ' — turnout. Oaks is sticking with
a 100.000 to 150.000 projec-
tion. but some Republicans
think the primary may at-
tract fewer than 100.000.
Only 69,000 voted in 1974
when there were no spotlight
contests on the GOP ballot.
Voting in both parties shot
due to the first Texas presi-
dential preference primary.
There are now about 5.5
million registered voters, ac-
ence. or mini-convention, in Memphis, hording to Oaks' staff esti-
Tenei., Dec. 7-10, a prelude to the 1980
National Democratic Convention.
Difficult To Enforce
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — belts and are usually anchored
On January 1 Tennessee be- with the adult-size seat belts,
came the only state which re- "This law, like any law, will
quires parents to have children require a lot of voluntary com-
4 years old or younger wear re- pliance,” Jim Henderson, state
str aint devices while riding in a safety department information
car. officer, told a reporter. "There
Law enforcement officials is no way we can enforce any
ute to enforce. But members of cooperation.
Gov. Ray Blanton’s adminis- Henderson said the Tennessee
[ration point out the law has Highway Patrol would establish
• - Saw-sax, ~ i-Z^ r- “* -
tonight. Fair south today becoming partly many Tennessee motorists may
thunderstorms tonight and Saturday.
Cooler most sections Saturday. Highs the Child
today low 60s north to mid 80s south Act was -------,----- —
except mid 90s Big Bend. Lows tonight April 1077 and requires use of straint device was in use when
near 40 north to near 60 south. Highs federaUy approved equipment. a wreck involved youngsters.
except near 90 Big Bend. fit <^0^ mperly. straint devices, which cost up
s/: The restrainU resemble port- to (30, if the child is held in the
able seats, have child-siie seat anna of an older peraon.
servatives and the Uberate
after the fall of the Social
Democrats in the September
1978 general election. It was the
first Social Democratic defeat
at the polls in 44 years.
Prime Minister and Center
Party leader Thortjoro Falldin
caused some surprise when he
presented his cabinet list Oct.
8,117t. Newspapers had specu-
lated Karin Soder would be
named Minister of Education or
Minister of Social Welfare. For-
eign policy had not been her
field.
But Mrs Soder got off to a
flying start, speaking at the an-
nual opening session of the
United Nations’ General As-
sembly five days after becom-
ing Foreign Minister.
Summing up her experience
so far, the former school teach-
er said, “It is more stimulating
than I had thought it would
be.”
When not traveling or work-
ing at the Foreign Ministry,
Mrs. Soder shares the house-
work with her husband, Gun-
nar, in their white villa in a
Stockholm suburb. He serves as
an Undersecretary of State in
the Industrial Ministry.
we are much more likely to be
___ displeased with everybody and
‘ THEY SEEM TO INSIST everything. Obviously, the
upon being annoyed; and refuse greater our success in self-
to be any other way. They make improvement; the “less irrita-
themselves miserable; and. in tion” we feel because of what is
their association with other
people, they are always a pest;
and undesirable to have around.
This is unfortunate.
IRRITATION CAN BE RE- disagreeable to others. His chief
DUCED. and the means of pleasure seems to be. to be
doing so is within each person; displeased, if not with himself,
because the control center is the yet with all about him." - Anon,
mind. We accomplish this by IN OUR COMPLEX SOCI-
the process of "conditioning". ETY. there are many happen-
We have power to choose how ings and situations which hove
we respond, and we have great in them the possibility of
capacity for wise self-rule. Let causing irritation. Some are
us develop this capacity. minor, and some are major; but
We must condition or prepare a combination of minor ones will
ourselves, so as not to be equal a major one. Therefore, it
irritated. We can know, in ic -ice t= ccr.d:::cr. cerce!-*-
general. what to expect before it against the minor irritations
happens. We can also decide well as the major ones.
and resolve not to be irritated by 17.7-”.." C.."ZL_ ...
whal we disapprove or dislike.
WE CAN KNOW WHAT to peace of mind; judgment;
expect in any given situation,
and can use this knowledge to
forearm ourselves. We can
STOCKHOLM (AP) - For-
eign Minuter Karin Soder te
generally regarded aa the meet
successful member of Sweden's
non-Socialiat government, but
she would never admit it her-
self.
“If my work te seen as poai-
tive, it depends on my able fel-
low-workers at the Foreign
Mintetry," she explained to The
Associated Press.
Mrs Soder, 4», has visited 11
countries since she became the
world’s only woman Foreign
Minuter late in 1»7«. A hard-
jammed emergency facilities at two WOrting mother of three, she te
hospitals for treatment of various stages an exotic figure in international
of nausea about two hours after they ate a politic*. But she tries not to
turkey and dressing lunch at the school’s pay any attention to the fact
cafeteria. Thursday night, 20 remained that she is a woman, saying, I
hoopiUdued but were reported in stable her
Ijpeoo Diax, principal of Juan Linn
Elementary where the outbreak occurred, ^th a smile, “and I hope the
said parent* had responded with mixed ] 0K myself, someone will
J tell me to quit politic*. Not
being satisfied is the best driv-
JF/iile House Considers
Sales Compromise
WASHINGTON (AP) - The White
House is seriously considering a
congressional compromise on Middle
SOME PEOPLE SEEM to be
irritated most of the time. The
degree of this feeling may
fluctuate, but the irritation is
there. It is as if they want to be fully vulnerable to being
in this frame of mind, and constantly irritated. When we
deliberately look for something are not pleased with ourselves,
about which they can become
upset.
considered suspect, because procedures
for buying and preparing the food are the
same ts they’ve always been.
"It was just the usual fare," he said.
"They don’t know what food caused it.
They’re taking samples, but it could have
been anything.”
He said special precautions were being
taken in the preparation of today's lunch.
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Sims, Paul. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 219, Ed. 1 Friday, May 5, 1978, newspaper, May 5, 1978; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1348135/m1/2/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.