Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 225, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 4, 1978 Page: 2 of 14
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Tuesday, July 4, 1978
BROWNW0OD BULLETIN
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
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America" as the 26,000-ton ship cestral pueblo.
The Hueco Tanks State Park, advocating anything more than Ruth Wiley said she plans to
nosed into her berth.
all the property on the tax roll, publishing co., a division o CRACO,
cents.
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poetry and art.
Mr. McCord died Oct 9,1997.
Survivors include a son, J.B.
two sisters, Mrs. Bob (Nona)
Maxwell of Lometa and Mrs.
Mae Clark of Houston; and her
mother, Mrs. Hugh Hamrick of
San Saba.
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and Philip Rogers of San Saba;
a granddaughter, a grandson; a
great-granddaughter and a
great-grandson and several
nieces and nephews.
Her husband preceded her in
death in August 1965.
11 Church with burial to
stlawn Memorial Park.
Thomas Keithly is to
THESE PHILADELPHLA MILITIAMEN march off to
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continuous residential use.
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About N percent of the na-
tion’s roads and streets are
paved today, compared with
1921 when only 14 percent of
the thoroughfares in the United
States had pavement, says the
Motor Vehicle Manufacturers
Association.
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Brownwood, John Richard positions in Christian strong- "
Smith of De Leon, Ray Smith of holds.
Lubbock; a sister, Mrs. Leola 1 That Lebanese army offi-
Keith of De Leon; and eight cers who cooperated with la-
grandchildren. .
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doing — endeavoring to indude and sunday moring by BROWNWOOD,
A handful of the 700 dis- ceremonies of the Tiguas today Adrian Overstreet, an Austin ing “within three or four
embarking passengers ren- differ very little from those at tax expert hired by the Grayson months" from the civil appeals
dered a chorus of “God Bless Ideta, New Mexico, their an- County Taxpayers Association, court in Dallas.
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COLEMAN—Services for
Mrs. (Stella) J.P. McCord were
pending this morning pith
Walker Funeral Home in
Coleman. Mrs. McCord died at
4:40 p.m. Monday in her home
following a lengthy illness.
Born in Coleman, she was the
daughter of the late Dr. and
Mrs. G.B. Beaumont Her
father was an early pioneer doc-
tor in Coleman County.
She married J. Presley Mc-
Cord April 27, 1910, son of the
late Col. J.E. McCord, also a
well-known county pioneer.
Mrs. McCord graduated from
Coleman High School and at-
tended Kidd-Key College in
Sherman, now Southern
Methodist University. She was
an active rancher and gardner.
She was a member of the First
Presbyterian Church.
She was also a member of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution and a charter mem-
ber of the Coleman Garden
Club. She was named in the 1962
edition of “Texas Women of
Distinction” for her work in
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Cruise to nowhere on Grayson tax case
—-TT """" "" — zettledinYsleta del:Sur where SHERMAN Texas (AP) rendered before approximately 50 May
e a • . a they established their mission SHERMAN, Texas (AP) — rendered. Fire Department volunteers
, ./ l A Nlecc+Ae church. Corpus Christi delosAn Austin tax expert says a “People used to take their were abie to extinguish the
TUI I 01 UlSQSTOrS Tihuas de Ysleta, two years judge’s order blocking approval money out of banks back then Mames. "
later. of Grayson County’s 1978 prop- and put it back in after Jan. 1 NO injuries were reported,
the passengers. The Tiguas, over the years, erty tax roll may spawn a when the assessing was done,” and the fire was brought under
The America ended its earlier have resisted absorption into statewide call for what amounts he said. “We began to get away control before it could threaten
cruise at luxury line Pier M on the Mexican culture. The to revamping the form of from that after the war." any buildings
the Hudson River at 48th Street, traditional rituals and personal property taxation. He said he anticipates a nil- ------------------------------
Cemetery. Mrs Pittman died at 11:05
Airs. Moore died Sunday to a m. Sunday in a Houston
Brownwood Community hospital following a long illness.
Hospital following a short She was born July 12, 1920 in
Shewas born Feb. 7, 1901 in Sanyseba tandsoaaisecnadna
Lampasas and married Arnold ministration. A member of St
Lynn Moore in Lometa Novem- John’s Episcopal Church, she
ber, 1919. The daughter of lived in Abilene five years
Daniel Rogers and Sarah Me- moving there from Palestine.
Crea, she was a member of the She was a former longtime
Methodist Church, resident of Brownwood. She
Survivors include a daughter, married William Marian Pitt-
Faye Moore Gage of Brown- man at Fredericksburg April 4,
wood; two sisters, Mrs. C. B. 1942. He died Dec. 26,1974.
Lambert and Mrs. R. J. Powell Survivors include a daughter,
of San Saba; two brothers, Martha Pittman of Abilene; a
Malachi Rogers of Lampasas, son, Robert Pittman of Abilene;
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By EVANS WITT to down two pointe from May. job, down 2 points from the last work excellent or good, while
Assoclated Press Writer r nc... a.,n poll Three percent were not more than three out of four - 78
NEW YORK (AP)-Amer- JX? *^3“° sure. percent- rated him only fair or
cans’ trust in Jimmy Carter to- snterxeweby telephone _ . ___ ah poor.
creased in tone, but their retlM -une and 2 were not sure The changes in the Carter Joo The public gave Carter a 22-72
of his performance as president Trust in Carter stood at its rating are smaller than the percent negative rating on
highest point in February 1977, sampling error marginof J p*- foreign policy, and a 25 69 per-
continued at the lowest levels of days after he took office, ac- cent for a poll of 1,600 inter- cent negative mark on handling
his administration, an cordtag to an NBC News poll. At views. This means that one energy problems.
Associated Press-NBC News that time, 70 percent expressed cannot say the changes arean AS with any sample survey,
pollshows. trust in Carter, whie only 25 actual dedine in Carters Job the results of the AP-NBC News
m.incpenerat percent sald the ‘lacked con- rating.Theycouldsimply.be polls could differ from the
inghsrrevnrsaroralongsude hidencein him. chance variations in the results of interviews with all
that started when Carter first From that poD until the latest sample. Americans with telephones
began work to the Oval Office. survey, his trust rating bad Although not necessarily sta- because of chance variations in
Puumu nrn , 40 dropped steadily, tistically significant, the change the sample.
Forty-five percent of those ____ in Carter’s job rating in June For polls with 1,600 inter-
questioned said they trust Car- Seven out of 10 Americans wassinine with itsdownward views, the results should vas-
ter to do what’s right at least [wiled said Carter to doing a no more than three percentage
“moot of the time.’’ That’s up "poor" or only fair" job as 0 -5 noints either wiy solely because
five points from the 40 percent president. That’s up 1 percent Similarly small declines were |e u there
rating found in the May APNBC fromthefindingoftbeP-NBC founda,inpeople‘saratingec to only one chance out of 20 that
Newspoll. News poll in early May. Carter s performance tn specif- interview* with »ll
But 53 percent said Carter Only 27 percent of those ques- ie areas American adults would vary
can be trusted only “some of the tioned last week said Carter to On the economy, only one in from these results by more than
time" or "almost never." That doing an “excellent" or "good” five Americans rated Carter’s three percentage pointe.
RED FOX CLUB 6
Now Open 5:00 P.M.- 1
Brownwood AS
BUlletin (89
Ezra Winkler, 85
BRADY - Services tor Ezra
Brown Winkler, 86, of Brady
will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in
AEwyorg.cA22-Dote
CM. Wider disdas;. ”
"P.. u‘ ■ ,. gers who signed un for the
Born Nov. 19, 1892, in Llano, Ehi."n.-nu.“P.1 “
he married Ruth Jones Jan. 2, shirsonext voyage have
1910, in Mercury. He lived in cemioun went nuLa.
Brady for 23 years and was a Thtstipwassnotstonowhere,
retired construction worker, but to Nova.scotia, and the
He was a member of the Baptist voxagerspaidaggormorea
person for passage. The Amer-
gidu S, hi. -if- . ica weighed anchor Monday
>urVIVOTS inciude ms wire, a Anct k.-uus 4 - »Am c...
son, Ezra Winkler Jr. of uthoursafteritsreturnfrom
Houstonithrescdaughters, washcrted Srodmanorusnitatron
g r mnan-n AA c p-,a, violations.
.nd OinzeatzryspnmBrad Inspectors said the violations
Melvin; s sister, Ida Eastridge of „hichincudsdafautydisb-
St. Louis; several nieces and wagthing machine andrefrig
arathoninthtmewsnqurtaged
and 13 great-grandchildren. did not endanger the health of
said the group actually isn’t County tax assessor-collector
IS IT A PHANTOM, A DEMON,
OR THE DEVIL HIMSELF? A
registered vessel was infested preserved and have become a “This is nothing new," said And I hope that by Oct. 1 we can Inc., P.O Boz ina, Brownwood, Tezas,
with cockroaches, its dumbing tourist attraction as well as a 20- Overstreet. “What we’re shoot- start taxing as usual.” 76801. Second class postage paidatBrowi-
was Inadequate and such acre archeological site nearby ing for is a return to the uniform wood, Texas.
promised amenities as movies, which contains the ruins of a method of assessing property.” Economists not a
a gym and swimming pools 13th century pueblo. District Judge Will Boyd ’
lit - $ g
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OUVIA NEWTON-JOHN B JOHN TRAVOLTA “3
either were not available or not Apodaca said there are about Monday granted a permanent ciro chnn+ f.r Ire
working. 700 Tiguas at the reservation injunction preventing commis- 9-15 UMWI -T •5
Venture Cruise president today. sioners in this North Texas
Leonard Lansburgh conceded ____________________________ county from approving their tax WASHINGTON (AP) — The
that the company had “goofed” roll until “all" personal spirited economic growth of
to overbooking the ship. Scout's dancers property as described in the spring to slowing down, but ex-
—2---------------------------- state constitution is placed on perts are unsure whether to ex-
■ B _. the roll. pect a return to normal growth ;
weicome enrsen The taxpayers’ group, which or a drastic slowdown that will
consists mostly of farmers mad increase unemployment througn
Among groups appearing at about having their lands re- After a spring that saw build- a.m.Sun
the Coliseum Thursday during evaluated, brought their case to ers, industries, car dealers and
U.S. Senator Loyd Bentsen’s court after raising 825,000 for other retailers report ex- associated PRESS
_ .... ..... ■> «_____. .. ______ .. visit will be a local group of the legal battle. ceptionally strong activity, an The Assoctated Press is entitled ex
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daughter, Mrs. Tom (Mary the Christiann sector ofrthis em- along the Israeli borderhand wastnethirdinthethreedays Browcountdan Brown“County"tazpayer‘s dicators, designed topedict
Velmansealy of Midland; three battledcitytoday,endingan1 themovertoU.N. peacekeeping fmhtingahatwernyriantno"P quahadiisthenameofalocal group, was in this North Central economic trends, showed Mon-
grandchildren; and four great- hour truce between Arab forces. n A.aa mnxtiand irtte andstan tribe of Comanche Indians that Texas town watching the day a decline of 9.1 percent to
grandchildren. ^L^ri±^ili^ ^S^esiX^ P^ted toe Brown Co^ May,thefirstdropsincea1
rightwing Christian militants, andutebanese Preshden Snds area before the arrival of white "We’re up here on a seek and percent decline in January.
A e rIm e_22 The thud of artillery shells sarkis 81 Civilians to the Christian sec- settlers. find mission," said Glass, who
A. E. (Ked) -mim, 00 were heard through the stricken tions last month. They charged tor ventured out of basement Total membership in the added that his group hopes to
eastern sector and residents that the right-wing Christian shelters to take stock of the group to fifteen. Leaders are challenge the method of assess-
DE LEON — Services for A. reported sniper bullets hitting Phalange and National Liberal widespread devastation. Jimmy Wilkins and Skipper ing personalproperty to Brown
E. (Red) Smith, 66, of De Leon windows and cars. The U. S. Brown. County.
are scheduled for 2 p.m. / . parties sand their militias the Smashed apartment houses The Quahadis have per- "What this (Boyd’s ruling)
United J^Xfo^c^to Syrians’ targetsinBeirutfor blocked several streets in the formed from banquets in does is shift the tax burden from
Methodist Church, the Rev purreceptionforAmerisansin toe past three .toys, had been slum quarter of Ein Rumma- Brownwood, Bangs and the property owners,” said
Charles McClure, pastor, of- Berutsbecause of the risks of obstructing the agreement, neh. The Christian Voice of Lampasas and will be leaving Overstreet. “The way it’s done
ficiattog. Burial will follow to “enang Lebanon radio station said this week for a tour of Colorado now, if I had a million dollars in
De Leon Cemetery under the The guns had been silent .Cnristian.spoxesmen repied “tens of thousands of Syrian and New Mexico. land and you had a million
direction of Nowlin Funeral overnight after three days of the that security to Christian areas rockets" hit the district. ________________________________ dollars to jewels. I’d have my
Home. Masonic graveside bloodiest fighting here since the should be maintained by Leha land taxed but you wouldn’t.”
services will be held at the Lebanese civil war ended to nese Christian forces and the Electricity, water and tele- WATER BUFFALO The state constitution pro-
cemetery. November, 1978. phone services were cut. High- WASHINGTON (AP) — Loui- vides that all household proper-
Mr. Smith passed away at 4 . . . Syrians should concentrate on tension wires and broken glass siana and Florida have the dis- ty over $250, stocks, bonds and
p.m. Monday to his home. cRolicereported 132 ,ebanede restricting Palestinian guerrilla Uttered the streets. tinction of hosting the first bank deposits shall be included
He was born Feb. 22, 19U to killedand57woundedsincethe activity elsewhere to the coun- commercial herd fwaterbuf- on the taxrolls. Overstreet said
Bettie to Comanche County and new fighting brokeoutlatelast try. One Syrian rocket hit the fifth falouertotappsartin thecorn- the practice was adhered to
martialolaomgrie wstimatEroperupdardago HO . syane no e JXSXrt canadan in0 “ Stgfphic. griortWorlawarf.oweygr,
there Dec. 1, 1930 • preceued mu- —1 nuw VE —i pug" muE --- The 52 animals were im- he Sald assessors now days
him to death April 2, 1974. Mr mUUon rightists in their grip and are just before the cease-fire was ported from Guam as a poten- make little or no effort to
Johnson was retired from Lone Syrian casualties were not re- not going to let up until the mi- announced, but neither be nor tial new meat source by ranch- determine the monetary worth
Star Gas Company A Mason, he ported. litias agree to bow to their au- his wife and two childen were er-farmer A.P Leonards of taxpayers beyond what is
was a member of Armstrong cyrtjn prcsVW. H*** *11,11,(1 thority," said one veteran harmed. -----------------------
ordered his troop, to “remain to
Methodist Church..___ your present positions ... to
Survivors include two sons, A. si hostile fire." Pro-
E . Smith Jr . of Hurst BID Smith syliannewspapersreportedhe
of De Leonia daughter,, set two conditions for the truce: ,
Roy Dell Morgan of Hurst; M—comma.s,
three brothers, Guy T. Smith of 1. That Syrian troops take up ---
Earlier, 250 fellow passengers located near the reservation, • return to assessing property
had jumped Blip, protesting contains about 2,000 pic- taxes according to con-
that the Panamanian- tographs which have been stitutional guidelines.
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