Panola County Post (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 27, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 9, 1988 Page: 3 of 20
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State Senate, is scheduled for Mon-
day evening at 6:30 p.m. at the
Panola County Exposition Center.
Ratliff, from Mt. Pleasant, is chal-
lenging incumbent State Sen.
Richard Anderson, a Democrat from
Marshall, in the Nov. 8 election.
Hosts for the fundraiser are: Elsie
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Weekday Services 7:00 p.m.
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£ Brady, Carthage's State Farm In- Brady was out of surgery before
turanfurspayssntin"hwgnutinrod well. Brady is stayfog in room 123 at continued from Pa^lA pstencguandaintegrtyisosomething breakthroughs to recover somenaddi- graduation. He also said he was
p’uoy Cariker, secretary al Stat. tensive Car Unn. 9.. R R1 “7* Energy pollcy,
mm —n mm l . The Austin-Boston Axis Dukakis said one of Bentsen s course, with cutting down on foreign teaching and learning so veteran
BUSH--------------------------------------------- "Before Mike Dukakis asked me to main jobs as vice president would be imports. it helps us on our trade teachers might occasionally Take a
• - WB ■ go on the ticket. Bentsen said, "I the administration of a national ener balance. and. in turn, I think it brings semester off and do research
decided I wanted to do some inves- gy policy That brings the country a lot of jobs." revive, refresh and come back to the
-p-A---------- of students. Bush expanded on his tigating on my own, just in case he together.* Later, with Dukakis out of the classroom *
-------------------------- remarks. explaining he had men might ask me. And I did that, and I . had altogether too much room, Bentsen was asked about Other education goals of a
borhood." Bush said. “Well, 81 of tioned the increasing role of women found him to be a man of great in- division in this country." Dukakis short-term solutions to the economic Dukakis/Bentsen administration
them never came back from vaca- in the workplace, “not to be patroniz- tegrity: Intellect. Good judgment. I al- said. “You all remember the '70s and problems of East Texas. would be college for every qualified
Son." ing, but to illustrate that the job so found him to be a fiscal conserva- the kind of regional rivalries. Natural “ favor an oil import fee but I can't student regardless of ability to pay.
- Bush then repeated the oft-told market has shifted dramatically in tive. Now you saw that 25-year-old gas for one. You (in Texas) have convince him," Bentsen said. “But I as well as beefed-up adult literacy
story of Willie Horton, a convicted recent years." snow-blower of .his on TV Now I abundant quantities of natural gas. can't convince George Bush either, programs.
murderer sentenced to life in prison In that changing marketplace, wouldn ’ say Michael Dukakis is We (in Massachusetts) need it .... So it‘s a non-issue.’ On gun control
by a Massachusetts jury, who, while Bush continued, his father was the tight, but he sure is snug. What's the problem? A bureaucratic Education As a parting shot, Dukakis denied
in furlough, broke into a Maryland candidate "more likely to provide Bentsen said Dukakis fiscal log jam in Washington that has tied Dukakis also touched on the assertions by the Bush campaign
-couple’s home and brutalized them jobs in the private sector." POlicies-had returned money to.tax- up pipeline approvals for years. education issue, saying that white he and the National Rifle Association
2 hours. Also while speaking with students, payers .PoCkets .and that 1Mas. Filling up a strategic reserve, in- recognizes the next administration that he intended to disarm
E “The Maryland judge, a good Bush rated his father’s diplomatic in- sachusetts had a $500 million deficit vesting in .oilfield technology, and will “inherit a massive fiscal Americans.
Democrat, refused to return Horton volvement with the deployment of before Dukakis first term, and a putting political pressure on foreign headache and have to deal with it," “Absolutely false,’ Dukakis said,
-to Massachusetts for fear he might American missiles in Europe as the 2° million surplus after that term. oil producers would all be parts of a that incentives must be given to at- "Tve always supported the right of
be released again,’ Bush said. Vice President's biggest achieve- bi-partisan energy policy that would tract college students to the teaching hunters and sportsmen to hold ‘
Bush told the young people at the ment of the past eight years. He ’They used to call that state unite producing and consuming profession. weapons, to use weapons respon-
rally the two themes of his father’s said that despite strong resistance 'Taxachusetts,' and rightly so," states, reduce America's depend- “Half the teachers in America are sibly, | support the right of
campaign were "peace and from some Europeans, the missiles Bentsen said. “But not since Michael ency on foreign energy, and “con- going to retire in the next 10 years," homeowners subject to state law to
prosperity,’ were one of the major factors that Dukakis has been governor.* ceivably involve our Central and Dukakis said, “and we're not seeing protect themselves My concern is
T want to keep the economic pie led to the Intermediate-Range Bentsen said Dukakis' hands-on Latin American nations," Dukakis enough blight young people com- with teen-agers in some of the major
growing,* Bush said. “Over the last Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. management had resulted in a said. mitted to teaching as a career." cities in this country who are running
eight years this (Reagan/Bush) ad- I know I’m prejudiced," Bush lowering of the tax burden in Mas- “We have not had an energy policy Dukakis said he wanted to create around with AK-47s and Uzis Hun-
ministration has created 17 million said. "But you've got an extraordi- sachusetts to one of the lowest in the in the last eight years," Dukakis said, a teaching excellence fund of ters and sportsmen have a perfectly
new jobs, two-thirds of which are oc- nary man running for president. A nation, and that unemployment there “It's been devastating," $250,000 a year to provide scholar- legitimate right to use guns. I’ve al-
cupied by women." war hero, who at the age of 19— has dropped to 3.3 percent, ships and loans to students willing to ways supported that right, in my
He said to “just say 'no' to the big the same age as some of you in this Bentsen said the Reagan/Bush make a commitment to teaching after state and nationally."
spenders’ by voting the room — saw combat. And when he The Reagan adminstration administration has spent about $2
Bush/Quayle ticket and said that his bailed out in the Pacific, when he Dukakis, who some Democratic billion per year on energy research,
father had outlined an economic was clinging to that rubber raft off leaders have criticized for his low- only 3 percent of total is allocated to
program which would ultilize a that Japanese-occupied island, well, key campaign approach, seemed to oil and gas research, while 65 per-
"flexible freeze* that, along with a there were some prayerful moments come out of his rhetoric shell at one cent of the energy produced by this
, line-item veto and fiscal reform for that young guy ... I know that point, citing the number of legal and country comes from oil and gas.
would “allow working men and East Texans will be glad to know ethical breaches committed by "That's skewed priorities," Bentsen
women to keep what they earn" that when they elect George Bush people associated with the Reagan said. adding that government should
while reducing the federal deficit. president, they’ll be a God-fearing administration. supply "seed money" to support oil
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= time Curry will remain in prison. During the six weeks of training, to the 3rd Infantry Honor Guard (old His two older brothers are Mat-
According to Charlie Brown, with the airman studied the Air Force guard) at Fort Meyer Army Base at thew, 8, and Derek, 5. His
the Texas Department of Correc- mission, organization and customs Arlington, Virginia. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
tions Public Information Office, Cur- and received special training in He is the grandson of L.R. and William McGowan of Lake Mur-
E ry will be eligible for parole after human relations. In addition, airmen Margaret Twommey of the Old Cen- vaul, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
i serving one-third of his sentence. A who complete basic training earn ter area in Panola County. Johnson of Mooringsport, La.
e life sentence is considered to be 60 credits toward an associate degree
i years. through the community college of
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r that Curry was making a livelihood Air Force Reserve Airman Adrian Private Christopher B Gilbert, a . ,
of burglaries and by assessing the L. Scott, son of Annie J. Ingram of 1988 graduate of Carthage High S one
maximum punishment, they were 703 Boynton, Carthage has School, has completed a 13 week Adam Wade Johnson, son of
sending a message to others. graduated from Air Force basic basic and advanced infantry training Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Johnson
Normally it takes a year or longer training at Lackland Air Force Base, at Fort Benning, Georgia. of Lake Murvaul, celebrated his
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problems in the current administra- breakthrough that would allow the
tion when it comes to people," recovery of 10 percent more oil
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under a cloud or worse, than in any "If we can put a man on the moon
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again! this year — a special surprise for Journal hobbyist cook and talented
Time for Holiday Happening HL hundreds of county cooks who per- cartoonist (he's had a book pub-
Panola Newspapers' big annual haps have never entered a cooking lished); and Dorothy Neville, Panola
holiday reape contest1 contest before. (We can't give away Newspapers' lifestyle editor
panbisigamontenaloreyonxononin Wu detais in this inWrnipgczarnosdaykappsshshod
loves the fragrance of a holiday newspaper Wednesday, Oct. 12 — cookbook — in time for Thanksgiv-
kitchen and delight in holiday all the information you'll need to en- ing and Christmas feasting,
hospitalitvi Search vour recoe box ter your very best recipes1 There's nothing to cook, nothing
cookbooks, or wherever you to buy. nothing to lose — but a lot to
your treasured holiday recipes Judges will be Jeannette win! We re seeking super recipes.
— they could wm fabulous prizes for Milstead, Panola County home not cooked dishes You can enter al
you economics extension agent; Dave the usual categories: Appetizers and
Snacks; Main Dishes; Vegetables;
Salads and Relishes; Desserts.
Brady undergoes surgery
thought of. You may or may not be
Carthage Independent School Farm, the tests confirmed that Brady able to enter that one, but — Oops,
| District Trustee Dwain Brady under- had suffered from a slight heart at- we almost gave it away. Read about
3went open-heart surgery Friday tack and by-pass surgery was re- it in Wednesday's paper'
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