Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 75, No. 176, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 11, 1975 Page: 6 of 36
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EVERY REGISTERED VOTER IN BROWNWOOD
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Paid for by David Harper, candidate for
City Councilman, Sam Coursey Chairman
Sharon I Grisham, Coy Eugene
Harrel Jr., Randall Anthony
A mature young man capable of
making responsible decisions. It is
my belief that for the good of the
community there should be frequent
change in the office of City Coun-
cilman.
RISING
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Mrs. Jerr
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"A Dollars Worth of Government
for a Dollars worth of Taxes."
eNative of Brownwood
• 27 Years old
eStudied Speech & Psychology at
Howard Payne University.
eOfficer in the Texas National
Guard.
•External Vice-president of the
Brownwood Jaycees
ePartner in Harper's Foods, Inc., The
Different Drummer and has ranching
interest in the county.
* I will work to got organized
activity for Senior Citizens.
* 1 will explore every alternative
possible before voting for any
tax or utility increase.
Hilbura, Thomas Dwane Ice,
Edward Robert Jennings, nOv C
Maria Zertuche Jimenez, W. • • • " • •
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I'm more resolved than ever to win this
election because of the response I have
received from the many good people in this
community, who are interested in seeing
improvements in our City Council I
Tuesday, May 13th you will
have a chance to improve your City
Government by taking a little time
to vote for the candidate of your
choice.
Carolyne Marie Gowdy, Robert
G. Grace, John Eads Greever,
Michael Edwin Gresham,
DAVID HARPER has spent a year
teaching adult educational classes at
the Cordell Street Community for
Central Texas Opporutnities and has
worked closely with the Brownwood
State School's house parents on
various programs.
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More than 200 due
HPU degrees today
" . i n smith Edith Ann Luse, Evelyn
Howard Payne University Burns, Terri Lynn Sman Airhard McDonald, Troylene
will award degree* this af- Chesney, MaryJo.—virpini Zanneta McKnight, Peggy
ternoon at 1» in Brownwood Steve Wayne Cobb, VIEnva Martin, Ruby Lee Mar
Coliseum to more than 200 Lynn Cornelius,Lawrence tinez, Barry K Miles. Pat
graduating seniors. ____ CrinerJraHsacuntsnette Thomas Miller, Kenneth Wayne
Degrees will be conferred on NeU Darden, Dorothrayn . Muse. Barbara Ann Nixon,
bachelor of arts, bachelor of Davis, Eugene Wiess Davlssr Gloria Oslo, Janean Pankhurst,
business administration, Rill* JeanSolomon.D A.S: Julie L. Pletcher, Lou Alda
bachelor of general studies, Robert C. Dicus, rady Ray, Bennie Gene Reese,
bachelor of music, bachelor of trand Echols, Jeffrey Lee James Ernest Rice, Wilbert
music education and bachelor Farris, Randell David Fleet, Charles Rogers, John Richard
of science candidates Cynthia Jean Franks, Larry Segars, Barbara Gail Selensky.
Candidates fix’ Degrees are: Don French, John D. Fudge. Gary Dean Skaggs, Jerome
BACHELOR OF ARTS: Tommy Alba Garza, Rebecca Nace Smith, Deborah Sherlene
Susan Margaret Adamek, Gale Gaultney, Michelle Carroll Starnes, Scott William
Ferris Frankoin Akins Jr., Gordon Janice Kay Stephens, Celia Margaret
Linda Carol Baldwin, Gordon Graves Roland Harry Graves. Stirling, Carolyn Davis Swan.
Russell Bergstrom. Victoria ptrcs D. Green, Charlotte James Lawrence Thomas, mi,
Borunda, Linda Marie Bowers, Faddock Lee Ann Harlan, Clinton Norman Tinkler, Steven
Randall B. Bush, Nancy Lee ayid Michael Haynie, Althea L. Townsend, Eva Garza
Caywood, Joel Pat Chesney • Havs' pamela Kay Hennig, Ureste, Adan P Vera, Jerry
James Curtis Cloud PatricaE. Mary Evelyn High, Glynis Rae Wade, Peggy Jean Huey
Connealy, Susanne Comnelius, Hom Rodney Jack Huffman, Warren, Charlotte Joan West,
David Royce Currie, Charles Oscar Finis Ingram HI, Mary Ronald Pat Whitehead, Mary
Alan Damron,. Paul Doublas Patricia Jackson, Sammy Lou Wiliams, Vicky Elizabeth
Davidson, Daniel B. Dickson, Edward Johnson, Charles Lee Williams, Gail F Willingham,
Carl Couglass, GaryD. Elliston, kin Kathleen Suzanne King, Janet Leigh Willis, Alice Lnette
Bruce Martin Fielder William vidkie"Ltuisentange,Bevery Wright, Charlotte Gladys
G. Fowler, Raxmond Fduin Joyce Raul Wright, Nita Carol Wristen,
Frsnken, phamp Gowan, Lomas, Janet Carolyn Loworn, Glen Roy Youree.___________
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The US Embassy ui Laos businessmen continued to leave redeemed ’
said Saturday it was assured the country, at least temporar- The Thais, at first diplomat-
protection by Laotian author- ily. Immigration police esti- ically silent to avoid conflict
ities after a rowdy attack by mated that 2,000 persons with their new Communist
student demonstrators and crossed the border into Thai- neighbors, finally answered
urged Americans to remain land. back. Defense Minister Dia- PIRST Alack woman elected
calm. A Cambodian broadcast Reporting in a delayed dis- mam Adireksarn accused the Ehairman of "he NAACP to
said the new rulers there want- patch from Saigon, Associated Saigon regime of playing "po- its 65-year history is
ed no foreigners in the country Press corrrespondent George litical games," and Prime Min- Margaret Bask Wils**, a St.
he.-w.-e they are "too busy re- Esper said the fear of in- ister Kukrit Pramoj said. "We Louis attorney specializing
building a new and clean discriminate killing and repris- don’t like threats.” to teasing and real eiute
In Vietnam. the Hanoi news- the country in panic had proved nThellandunaggnsepkdhenflBloodmobile due
paper Nhan Dan said American unfounded so far He said high- recognize the Revolutionary
predictions of a bloodbath after ranking officiate of the former Government after the fall of stop in G’waite
the Communist takeover in Saigon government were or- Saigon. Hsinhua news EMnINwAIE Thi
South Vietnam had proved deredtoregisterwithttheRevo agency reported 12 have recog- set hi
wrong lubonary Government and then nzed the new regime so far and Wsonmsoax.niniDeh. in dnid
An officer of the revolution- were set free for the time being listed them as Sweden, Finland, hloodmnohlepunittoheinmoid
ary force in Saigon was quoted Communications with Saigon Thailand, India, Denmark, thaiteathepeV.Danconniny,
by Japans Kyodo news service remained erratic and corre Pakistan, Cyprus, Jamaica, the Ehairmanpfthe.n s-Soun
as saying the country's most spondents’ dispatchesssentvia Netheralnds, Niger, Australia blodnreplacement program,
urgent task was the anti-US. Hanoi often arrived with a delay . 9 has announced.
the South Viet- of a day or two. Much news of and Japan. He said the day will give all
namese people current developments in The Cambodian broadcast Mills County residents an op-
In Laos,,regarded as a target Cambodia and South Vietnam said the new Khmer Rouge portunity to replace blood used
for Communist takeover since comes from broadcasts mom- government eventually will aL ay county citizens. So far this
the fall of Cambodia and Viet- tored outside the country, low foreigners back into the year about 100 units of blood —
nsm a U.S. Embassy spokes- Hanoi radio continued to crit- country but right now it wanted an average of about 1 per day —
man' denied a rumor that em- icize Thailand for having let the no outside interference in its has been used by Mills County
bassy personnel were being United States get away with the rebuilding program, residents with no replacements
evacuated after Friday's rock- most valuable of the some 100 donated so far.
throwing attack by students. South Vietnamese military “Our policy was not to allow Last year Mills County used
svoradic military clashes planes that refugees flew to a foreigners to stay in our coun- 234 pints of blood and replaced
around the country and the re- U.S. air base in Thailand. The try, but this is only a temporary 107. The Rev Connally urged
r»«.gn»hnn of right-wing North Vietnamese also recalled measure," the Radio Phnom Mills County residents to
Eabinetministers. Thai help for the U.S. war effort Penh broadcast monitored in participate in the bloodmobile
However, wealthy Laotians in Vietnam and said the planes Bangkok added. program.
destroying some homes and
causing damage to a
hospital. No deaths or
serious injuries were
reported immediately
The quake, which reached
a peak of I on the 12-point
Mercalli scale, was felt
along a 600-mile stretch of
this thin and narrow South
American nation.
The epicenter of the earth-
quake was in Lebu, a small
farming community some
375 miles south of the capital
Concepcion, the third-
largest city in Chile with
more than half a milion
inhabitants and an im-
portant industrial commu-
nity, was shaken by the
quake. r
Panic-stricken residents
ran screaming into the
streets when it struck, the
newspaper Diario Color of
Concepcion told The
Associated Press But the
newspaper said damage was
at a minimum.
Chile is an earthquake-
prone country and all
modem buildings are built to
withstand strong quakes.
I want to work with you to build
a better community. By making me
your city councilman, you will place a
man in office that will maintain close
contact with the people and
therefore will be able to best express
your views.
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namer HI, Kenneth R. Lawler, SAYGON (AP) _ Tan Son earlier had demolished most
Misael Enrique Mendez, Donna Nhut airport outside Saigon was aircraft and broken most win-
Louise Mihura, James Jef- once regarded as the busiest air dows in air base buildings,
ferson Miller, Samuel Salas terminal in world. Now it’s an The most spectacular de-
Molina. Trinidad Palma, aircraft graveyard. struction was to the former
Samilee Quarles, Sharon Millions of American soldiers headquarters at the U.S. Mili-
Knighten Reynolds, eAmy came and left Vietnam via Tan tary Command in Vietnam. The
Elizabeth Rosta, Ralph Edward Son Nhut, and big jet transports large sprawling aluminum
Schumacher, Ada Laura were lined up on the tarmac by building at the edge of Tan Son
Sevilla, L Dean Shepard, Jerry the score at the height of the Nhut, once known as “Pentagon
Dean Smith, Vemaspates, Je war. East, ” has been destroyed and
Weldon Stansell, Charles Ed- Today Tan Son Nhut is lit- looks like a giant beer can
ward, Swan Robin Gay e tered with the debris of military buckled and blackened in fire.
Troutman, Ronald Orville aircraft, including at least 23 The extent of damage in-
Tyson, Larry Pau Venahle, C1Ms' 11 H47 helicopters, 15 dicates the last Americans to
Timothy Glen Wade -Brenda C19s and assorted smaller leave deliberately destroyed the
wazeorWaparaRanwson, planes.mclsos and 0198 are large gray structure.
Donnie„Whiltshire, John Chevis Some aircraft are intact, in- Only one foreign aircraft has
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS cludtng.sm.--suteFsout the war. A Polish jetliner
ADMINISTRATION-ohnD “ese air force and a doz carried away Polish and Hun-
Adams, Mary Lou Hancock transvort helicopters. garian members of the truce
Beam, Jimmie F. Blanton, The test battle of the war was commission last Thursday. The
Timothy Clive Brooks, Danny fo ughtatTanson Nhut on the pilot told reporters Tan Son
C. Conner, Gene Ann Cozart, of Alril 30 when forces Nhut control tower was not op-
Gayion Leigh ororth°provisionasnkevo- erating and he landed without
Mmthyobutt,marqutazs lutionary Goveriiment (PRG) guidance.
Pyburn, Roger Carl Roecker,----
Peggy Sue Rose, Noah Frank m m.
Smith Jr., Theo M. Smith, T erehe pe ceeleineg
Benjamin Kenzie Stone Jr., | UUCIIUI3 3 UKIII
Thomas Alan Turner, Kent J. -
Van Houten, Terry Lynn Vance, '
^z^^.unemploymenf pay
Christine Clement, Gary L
Elmore, Edward John Haffner AUSTIN, Tez. (AP) — Tezas mer months. Teacher Agree-
III, Patrick Vernon Monk, teachers should be able to re- ments run for 10 months.
Edward Charles Roberts, ceive jobless benefit* during “We hope to have an opinion
Ronald Gene Skaggs, David their summer vacation, says as soon as possible,” Heath
Allen Smith, Judith Ann the executive director of the said, “but Congress may move
Strickland, Vernon Ariis Webb. Austin Association of Teachers, before we do because there is a
BACHELOR OF MUSIC— Annette Steele said her or- movement in Washington to ex-
Don Edward Bolin, Thomas ganization will file a brief to elude teachers from the law.”
Raney Collins, Mark Steven accompany a request from the Henry Rothell, the TEC ad-
Crocker, Irma Vickers Texas Employment Commis- ministrator, who requested the
Greever. sion for a state attorney general opinion, said the House of Rep-
BACHELOR OF MUSIC opinion on whether teachers can resentatives has already
EDUCATION—Jeanne Dobkins qualify for money under a new amended the law to take out
Bolin, Edith Ruth Browning, federal unemployment law. teachers.
Bernard E. Gallagher, Phyllis The law, which went into ef- "If just half of the teachers in
Kay Gandy, Catherine Ann feet last December, covers Texas were found eligible for
Hecht, Peggy Hodges, Craig workers not included in state compensaton, it would cost $75-
Myrick Hughes, Lisa Ann unemployment programs. The 80 million in federal funds,”
Johnston, Pamela Sue Lum- estimated 200,000 public school Rothell said. “It wouldn’t cost
pkin, Linda Jean Ray Miller, employes in Texas are exempt the state anything although it
Rene Alan Monette, Janice from state coverage because would be an administrative
Karen Nettles Smith, Donna they work for political subdivi- headache ”
Karen Sowell, Rebecca Evelyn sion of the state. Mrs. Steele said a bleak sum-
Trotter, David Marc Wilson, Texas teachers are eligible mer job picture is facing Austin
Richard.w. .Wood, c.e for the federal money because teachers, 87 per cent of whom,
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE— they meet the definition of sea- she said, hold second jobs dur-
la Ann Carlisle Ash, Linda L. sonal employes, said Ms. Steele, ing the school year.
Autry, Darios DeLane ..Bach- who prefers that designation. "Many of our teachers work
man, James Lynn Bilberry, Robert Heath, chairman of on graduate degrees during the
Cedi David Bosley, William the attorney general’s opinion summer and most of those who
LeRoy Braxdale, Jan Elizabeth committee, said his group will don’t end up competing with
Brewer, Janet Ann Brooks, focus on deciding whether the college students for jobs as con-
Rebecca Lynn Brown Jackie D. teachers are "unemployed" un- struction workers or waiters,"
Burk*, Bonnie Schroeder der state law during two sum- Ms. Steel said
Quake
rattles
Chile
SANTIAGO, Clute (AP) -
A sharp earthquake rumbled
through a section of southern
Chile on Saturday.
■ J
Officials promise safety
to U. S. Embassy in Laos
By The Assoctated Pm» and Chinese and Vietnamese incident was “a debt to be
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