The Tyler Leader (Tyler, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1976 Page: 4 of 8

                                
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THE TYLER LEADER. Tyler. Texas
THURSDAY, MAY -27, 1976 - THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1976
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uA man's dying is more the survivors' affair than his own.
Thomas Mann
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Life insurance is used for a variety of purposes, but the main one is that of
providing financial protection for the family in the event that the wage earner,
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at a very low cost to you - a premium to fit your monthly budget. Give the Tyler
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family a chance to serve you.
Contact- our "Agent of the Month"
Mrs. Ullie Bell Kemp
at our Branch office at 203 North Ross or phone 592-0886.
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TEU Summer Registration May 31
TYiLER — Registration for
the first summer session at Tex-
as Eastern University will be
held iMay 31 from 9 am. to
7 p.m. at 100 E. Berta. Classes
will begin June i.
-The first summer session ends
with final examinations on July
2.
'A total of -120 courses will be
taught during the first summer
term with 100 of those day
classes and 20 at night. 'Grad-
uate courses are offered in each
of the six academic schools
within the university with a to-
tal of 51.
The School of Education and
Psychology is offering 33 grad-
uate courses and 10 undergrad-
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uate courses. The School of Bus-
iness Administration is offering
the most night courses, eight.
The summer academic calen-
dar at Texas Eastern is divided
into two sessions with registrat-
ion for the second set> July 6
and final examinations on Au-
gust 6.
TEU offers junior, senior and
graduate level cpurses. Under-
graduate admission may include
students from accredited com-
munity/junior colleges who
have earned an associate’s de-
gree or persons who have ac-
cumulated 60 semester hours of
credit with a minimum grade
point average of 2.0 but who
have not earned an associate
degree, students from accredit-
ed colleges and universities who
have attained junior standing.
Concurrent enrollment is also
possible.
DRIVE TO SAVE A 'LIFE!
Congratulations 76 Graduates!
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We’re diversif ying
our “mix” of
generating plant fuels...
dependable
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our electric service
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For more than 30 years, natural gas
was the only fuel used in Texas Power &
Light Company generating plants. It was
economical in cost and there was an
abundant supply available.
However, in rece/it years, the cost of
gas has. risen enormously and the supply is
becoming increasingly uncertain.
During periods of cold weather in the
last several years, and again this year,
supplies of gas wdre curtailed drastically.
TP&L used large quantities of oil to keep its
plants operating.
Since 1971, TP&L has been steadily
reducing its dependency on gas and oil
with plants which use lignite coal as fuel.
Lignite is a more economical fuel and it’s
readily available from huge deposits right
here in Texas. Electricity is now being
produced by two lignite-fueled plants in the
TP&L area, one other is under construction
and others are being planned.
TP&L and two other North Texas
electric companies have a nuclear-fueled
plant under construction. The first of two
generating units is scheduled to be placed
in operation in 1980 and the second
in 1982.
It’s, essential that TP&L continue
planning and building new generating
plants to make possible use of lower cost
and more readily available fuels and, at the
same time, keep your electric service
dependable. ,
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
’ A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility
John F. Prickette, District Manager
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A $40,000 SMILE — Houston:
Lee Elder, the first black man
to play at the Masters, won a
second ticket to the prestigious
southern tournament by storm-
ing from the pack this week to
make up six strokes on the fal-
tering leaders and win the
$200,000 Houston Open with
a 10-under par 278. First place
prize money brought Elder
$40,000.
Rep. Head Urges
Estate Tax Ease
For Family Farms
AUSTIN — State Represent-
ative Fred (Head today urged
all rural landowners to write
their Texas (Senators and Con-
gressmen and express support
for current legislation to ease
the federal estate tax burden
on family farms.
Head noted that the current
federal estate tax exemption
has not been changed since
1942 while land values have
increased more than 200 per
cent in many instances.
“It is rapidly becoming im-
possible to pass from one gen-
eration to the next a going farm
or ranch,” Head said. “Cur-
rent legislation, including HiR-
11770 by Texas Congressman
Omar OBurleson makes it pos-
sible for the value of land at
death to be based on its produc-
tive capacity for agriculture
purposes, “ Head continued.
Currently, (IRS use “fair mar-
ket value” in determining estate
taxes. This “value” is often
based on land sales in the
same general area sold for
housing, industrial, recreational
or other nonfarm speculative
uses.
“In addition,” Head continued
“we must urge Congress to
raise the current federal estate
tax exemption to $200,000 and
provide for a minimum de-
duction of $100,000 for property
passing to a surviving husband
or wife.”
Head recommended writing
Senators (John Tower and Uoyd
Bentsen, and Congressmen Ch-
arles Wilson, Ray Roberts, and
the office of the late Congress-
man Wright (Patman.
SBA Official Set
For Tyler June 1st
A SCORE person represent-
ing the U. S. Small Business
Administration will be available
to counsel and interview small
businessmen in the Tyler Cham-
ber of Commerce at 407 North
Broadway on June 1, 1976 from
9 a.m. to 12 noon.
Any small businessman in-
terested in management assist-
ance or obtaining information
on the proper proceduce to
follow in applying for an SBA
loan may call 214 592-1661 for
an appointment to visit the
SCORE person at the Chamber
of Commerce Office.
Drive Friendly
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AND '
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Financing Available
Where Credit Is
Approved.
Creek Galloway, Owner
Phone: 597-0947 or 882-6421
1221 N. Palace Tyler, Texas