Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 134, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 5, 1980 Page: 6 of 20
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♦—THE NEWS-TELEGRAA*
Aid for battered teens
Dear Aim Uatfm. Bow old
do you hive to be before year
parents stop hitting y«T
I am 15, a girl and yesterday
I was beaten up again by nr?
father. I won't go into detail
because it is too humiliating -
but I have bruises on my face
and a tembie-locking black
eye. He knocked me around
because I answered him at
what he called “a fresh tone of
voice”
I’m sure I am not the asiy kid
who gets pushed around tike
this. I need to know if this a a
right of parenthood. My father
seems to think it a Am I being
overly sensitive’ Please ex-
press your ideas on tiaa sub-
ject My father shoves your
column under my nose a lot sc I
know he reads you every day I
really need some help — Black
and Blue In long Island
Dear B i B f am opposed to
hitting children of any age -
with the exception of an oc-
casional swat on the seat when
a preschooler does something
that might endanger ha life,
such as running into the street
Surely a teenager should sot
be knocked around — and the
thought that a father would do
this to ha daughter makes me
sick. Your dad needs help ami
he probably knows it I hope Se
will' write to Parents
Anonymous, PO Box 3+4.
forrance, Cahf 90601 Please
see that he sends a self-
addressed, stamped envelope
If he refuses to do so. YOl
write This organization does a
wonderful job for families wttfc
the problems y ou describe
Dear Ann Landers As you
can see. I am an inmate at the
central prison m Raleigh. S C.
I base met smm vein Topic
son lam* mrt a 5r* nunc*
ago. :ut tat me I am v-taaf
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1 Accountant
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4 Feet (»l)
8 Venetian
official
12 Animat
garden
13 Author
Turgenev
14 Normandy
invasion day
15 Massachu
setts cape
16 Tibetan monk
17 Ouration
18 Songstress
Della
20 Esclamahon
of disgust
22 Current style
23 Discharge
25 Enpert
27 Rotating
machine
30 Makes look
small
33 Gallic
affirmative
34 Singer
Williams
36 Disperse in
defeat
37 Woman s
name
39 Flag flower
41 Entertainment
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42 Canadian
capital
44 Qualm
46 Cooling
beverage
47 Companion
for ham
48 Clothing
substance
50 Light meal
52 Atoll
56 Of India
(prefia)
58 Short jackal
60 Type of poem
61 Check
62 Com of Italy
63 Vote sg^nsr
64 Eye nfecocn
65 Flaky storm
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bread
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comp wdi
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5 Eggs
6 Enbre rang*
7 Stocking
mishap
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9 Musky
10 EtP'Crer
Vasco da
11 Ogled
19 Mediter-snean
21 To the i*ft
24 Greek colony
26 Coacn
27 Bunding
entrance
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Oh Yes, Mr. Gilley,
You Missed 'em...
22 of the MOST IMPORTANT VOTES
OF THE SESSION!
JUST AS WE REPORTED!
No amount of squirming and explaining is going to
change THE OFFICIAL HOUSE VOTING RECORD!
THE OFFICIAL HOUSE VOTING RECORD
STILL SAYS
You did not vote on putting every home, farm and business on the
tax roll at 100% of value, although records show you voted on
other bills that day. (Record Vote If 3,5:34 P.M., May 24, 1979)
You did not vote to prohibit a state income tax, which failed by one
vote! (Record Vote#15,3:13 P.M., April 25, 1979)
You did not vote to require those seeking unemployment compen-
sation to take temporary jobs as they look for a permanent one.
(Record Vote # 17,6:12 P.M., April 11, 1979)
...And all the others reproduced below to |og your memory.
QUESTION FOR VOTERS
is a Legislative District properly
represented when its Representative
doesn't vote?
Just about everybody sometimes has
sickness, business, or other conflict.
But missing 22 of the 62 House votes
selected as most important of the 1979
Session does seem a little much.
That was Smith Gilley's official record
lost yew in representing Hopkins, Hunt,
and Rains Counties.
Were the missed votes important to the
people of the district? Read the following
and judge for yourself!
1. Last May in Austin, when the State
Legislature passed, by two votes, the most im-
portant and controversial tax bill in history (re-
quiring every home, business It farm in Texas to
be put on tax rolls at 100%of value!) Smith Gilley
didn’t vote!
(Record Vote # 3,5:34 p.m., May 24,1979)
2. Nor did he vote on a proposal to prohibit a
state income tax (which failed by one vote!)
(Record Vote 115,2:13p.m., April 25,1979)
S. Nor did he vote on a bill requiring deposit of
certain ‘surplus’’ State Funds to add $27 million
to the State Treasury!
(Record Vote# 25,5:52p.m., April 30,1979)
4. Nor the proposal to exempt livestock from
property taxation (this failed by a tie vote;
GiDey’i vote could have been the deciding one!)
(Record Vote I IS, 2:*7 p.m. March 15,1979)
5. Nor did he vote or the bill to modify the Ccn-
aner Protection Act, (the most important bill
to the session to both small business and con-
II
I Vole f 19,4:5tp.m., May 11,1979)
(. Nor a bill to prevent discrimination against
mtaorttiei in the job 6 housing market.
(Record Vela 127,5: to p.m., AAay 11,1979)
7. Nor the bill to require auto insurance for
iiuWtof (including the fellow who may hit
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(•ecard Veto #12.4:45 p.m., April 24,1979)
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8. Nor the bill allowing auto dealers to transfer
a documentary fee of about $25.00 per car to
buyers.
(Record Vote I 34,9:02 p.m., AAay 23,1979)
9. Nor a bill to let timber companies qualify for
special farm and ranch tax treatment.
(Record Vote* 112 A #13,
1:27-1:30 p.m., AAarch 15, 1979)
10. Nor a bill allowing citizens to “roll back”
any local tax that is increased too rapidly.
(Record Vote# 12,3:15p.m., April 30, 1979)
11. Nor a bill to permit those attacked and
harmed by criminals to seek monetary
damages.
(Record Vote # *, 11:44 a. m., Apri 124, 1979)
12. Nor a bill allowing truck owners to joint-
ly recommend freight rates without fear of
prosecution for anit-trust.
(Record Vote # 10.12:05 p.m., AAarch 29, 1979)
13. Nor a bill requiring those seeking
Unemployment Compensation to take tem-
porary jobs as they look for a permanent one.
. (Record Vote 117,4:12 p.m., April 11, 1979)
14. Nor a bill to require gravel trucks to use
a tarp (this was another of those bills failing
by one vote!)
(Record Vote# 4,12:12 p.m., May 14, 1979)
15. Nor a bill to repeal existing laws requir-
ing contractors and builders to pay “prevail-
ing wages.”
(Record Vote # 1,3 :<M p.m., April 9,1979)
16. Nor a bill to increase interest rates on in-
stallment loans (such as cars and appliances)
by 24%.
(Record Vote # 11,12:44 p.m., May 19,1979)
17. Nor a bill to provide tuition grants for
students in non-public colleges.
(Record Vote # 14,12:21 p.m., April 3,1979)
18. Nor a bill to permit foster children to
participate in varsity athletics at their new
school.
(Record Vote # 20,3:25 p.m., May 24,1979)
19. Nor a bill to increase teacher pay by 7.
rather than 5.1. proposed by the Governor.
(Record Votof 13,4:07 p.m., April 20,1979)
20. Nor an amendment to reduce funding for
the state’s educational service centers by ap-
proximately $9 million.
(Record Voto 115,2:24 p.m., April 20,1979)
21. Nor a proposal to let the Governor exer-
cise additional budget execution authority.
(Rocord Voto 14,12:07 p.m., AAay 7,1979)
22. Nor a proposal to exempt Evangelist
Leader Roloffs child care homes from state
licensing.
(Record Voto 134,5:44 p.m., AAay 14,1979)
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An Effective Voice for fho 80's
JSS2K2 "HE'LL STAY ON THE JOB’
tool. AO*. Pd. For By cn*d CaM*. Star Rout*. Sulphur Springs, Taxas 75482
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Keys, Clarke. Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 134, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 5, 1980, newspaper, June 5, 1980; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth823855/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.