Grandview Tribune (Grandview, Tex.), Vol. 87, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, February 11, 1983 Page: 4 of 12
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aimed at those persons in critical situations when
heating service has been cut off or will be
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Funds have been made available by the Lone
Star Gas Company to pay gas, electrical or.other
heating bills for needy persons. This project is Sir:
East Texas offers visitors a variety of lakes to swim, fish,' boat and play in,
including ( addo Lake near Marshall. ( addo is the state's largest natural lake,
and expands over some 30,000 acres. Steamboats from Sew Orleans and else-
where regularly plied the lake in the mid -1800s. Today, the lake is invaded by
dense forests draped with Spanish moss. Because the mare of channels on the lake
can be confusing the state has marked 42 miles of "boat roads"to ease navigation.
IIDA Photo by Michael Murphy.
This lad and his calf have reached a stand off, of sorts, as the livestock judge patiently waits. It’s all part of the show at the
Houston livestock Show and Rodeo, held in late February. The show features livestock judging, demonstrations,
competitions and, of course, the rodeo. But you do not necessarily have to journey to Houston to see this event, since
Austin, FI Paso, I ort Worth and San Antonio all have major livestock shows and rodeos taking place in February and
March. 1 IDA Photo by Michael Murphy.
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Did my congressman stand up for me? I have,
his voting record. Because of record amounts of
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Visitors to Fort Phantom Hill north of Abilene inspect an old wooden wagon on
the grounds. The Fort, established in 1851 to protect the frontier from Indians,
suffered a series of hardships and was abandoned in IBM. Duty was hard and
desertions were frequent because of monotony and loneliness. Only the stone
commissary, guardhouse,/and power magazine are intact. TTDA Photo by
Michael Murphy. /
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The larger the doors and windows of a home, the greater
the chance of heat loss in winter, or heat gainin summer.
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Brownsville’s Gladys Porter Zoo is
an elaborate zoological park without
bars or cages, and features rare exoic
animals living in natural settings on a
multitude of islands I or a small an-
nuai contribution you tan adopt the
animal of your choice, thereby help-
ing the zoo defray part of its expenses.
I TDA Photo by Michael Murphy.
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“Phil Gramm and the .
Economics he’s worked so
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make things better for us.
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Right now across Texas there are people who, for whatever reason, are. having a
hard time heating their homes But now there’s a program where you canhelp.
What were talking about is the Energy Aid Program. It’s.sponsored by your
.......electfie < empany and this is hew it works Yot’tt get a pledge card in this month's
elecric service bill Make your pledge and send it in with your bill. Your tax de
duclible contribution will be collected by the electric company and sent to us
and other charitable agencies in therarea.
When we get the money, we'll give it to those who need ft most To pay for'
naturat gas, prepane, eleetricity or even a cord of wood if that’s the only means
of heating The funds may even be used to make, emergency minor repairs to
neatingand coolingsystems, ' i ■ '
So you se how much your contribution could do. Pledge today. Someone
needs your.help. And you could probably use the warm feeling it will give you
JOHNSON COUNTY COMMITTEE
ON AGING, INC.
This message sponsored by Texas Power and I ight Company
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There are $1,010 available as Project Hap'n
funds in Johnson County. The payments will be
made directly to the heating company in the
name of eligible households.
To find out if you are eligible for help in
paying heating bills contact Johnson County
Committee on Aging, Inc., Central Office
100 Mansfield Road, Cleburne, or call 641-
7895 or 295-4681 , and ask for Janror Jo, .
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Lou see, Phil Gramm was one of the • The highest rate of farm failures since ■
sponsors-of Reaganomics. Even though the Depression
he was elected to Congress as a Demo- • The biggest budget deficit in the his
crat and appointed to'Committees as a 1 tory of the United States
Democrat, he voted for the Republican -—Further cuts in already underfunded
position 84% of the time. He supported Social Security and Survivor Programs
the Republican position
more than all but 5 Rep-
ublican Congressmen.
He voted-Republican
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■ gram to give it away. My Congressman stood up’
to increase the amount of foreign cheese import-
ed into the United States (HR .4537).
A’few years ago my farm fuel supplier said he
couldn’t get the fuel his customers needed
because of shortages. I had to look elsewhere.
That might happen again. ’My Congressman
stood up against authorizing the President to
allocate petroleum supplies in a severe shortage
.to agricultural and other essential users (S 1503).
My Congressman stood up for the Agricultural
and Food Act of 1981 (S 881). After its,
passage, Sen. David Boren, D-Okla.. said, “It
should be renamed the Farm Liquidation Act.”
Many of my farm neighbors have been sold out
or have gone deeper indebt.
I‘m glad my Congressman finally sat down.
I plan to stand up for Dan Kubiak.
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more than Republican
•Senator John Tower. ,
What has Phil Gramm’s
Economy meant foT us?
, • The highest unemploy-
ment rate in forty years
• The highest rate of
business failure since
the Great Depression
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Magness, Jack, Jr. Grandview Tribune (Grandview, Tex.), Vol. 87, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, February 11, 1983, newspaper, February 11, 1983; Grandview, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1537195/m1/4/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grandview Public Library.