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Jack Circulation Manager Paul Foreman MEMBER TEXAS PRESS ASSOCI AT I INI Any erroneous reflection upon the character, reputation, or standing of any firm, individual or corporation will be gladly corrected upon it being called to the attention of the publishers United Press International is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited to the paper and also the news published herin SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Delivery in Bonham 12 00 Month By Mail in Fannin and Adjoining Counties 112 00 Yeai Bv Mail Elsewhere ..................................................................................115 00 Year Advertising Representative Texas Daily Press League Reminiscence Ly Casey Grimes Hamburgers Tlie first hamburgers to come to town that I knew of were in a little in the down on the south end of Panther Row run by Shorty Roberts, who was so pigeon-toed you could almost hear one foot say to the other you let me pass this time. let you pass next But he was a good cook and spread it on thick big meat patty, mustard, lettuce, tomatoes pickles and onions sop them big buns in some kind of the most lucious sop and serve em hot off the griddle That was the only way he could do it they didn't have time to get cold. You had to stand in line to get one. They were finger-licking good and one of them would make a square meal for your round stomach And they were a nickel each think of that. And you could get one of them Red Strawberry soda pops with a loop wire cork in the bottle and enough soda pressure as a small pressure cooker get mine and go on home chomping with voicing ringing in my ears as he chanted in the middle and a pickle on top.

Get while hot, boys, get 'em while hot. Cold soda pop five Montoya Trial. Attorneys Seek Further Delays AUSTIN. Tex (UPI) Although attorneys for Rep Greg Montoya, D-Elsa, insist they want to get the South Texas legislator's theft trial started quickly, they still plan to file a series of motions to delay the case and say there is national emergency that compels this case to be tned A pretnal hearing in the case was scheduled for Wednesday, but had to be delayed because Montoya's attorneys failed to get their defense motions filed before the start of the session think you ought to comply with the law and file your motions ahead of District Judge Mace B. Thurman told the defense lawyers Wednesday.

Rep. Craig Washington, D- Houston, one of three attorneys, said he mailed motions to the judge Monday challenging the right of the Travis County grand jury to indict Montoya for employing individuals in South Texas there was an offense committed it was committed somewhere Washington said. Conservatives Are Dismayed By Big Deficit WASHINGTON (UPI) The man in the White House went there as a conservative Republican, but conservative Republicans in Congress can't conceal their dismay at the deficit he has recommended. In speeches made on the House floor or inserted in the Congressional Record Wednesday, two dozen House Republicans expressed their concern about a $52 billion deficit budget for fiscal 1976 President Ford has proposed In the Senate, Barry M. Goldwater, R-Anz, issued a statement in which he said, must join those millions of Americans in both parties who see complete disaster in the budget Goldwater was absent Wednesday and missed a chance to vote against adding millions to the deficit.

By a 74-8 vote, the Senate rejected plan to raise the price of food stamps Rep Matt Garcia, D-San Antonio, another one of Montoya's attorneys, said he plans to challenge the makeup of the grand jury that charged the South Texas legislator with theft Garcia said he will file a motion by Fnday questioning the legality of the manner in which the 12 grand jurors were selected. Garcia declined to go into details, but the issue apparently will be whether members of the five-member committee appointed to select a grand jury can serve as grand jurors themselves DEATHS Mrs. Cora Hyatt Services Friday Services for Mrs Cora Ross Hyatt, 91, of 802 West Fifth Street will be held at Wise Funeral chapel at 2:30 Friday with the Rev. W.C. Beasley officiating Burial will be in Willow Wild Mrs Hyatt, a native of Arkansas.

died in Seven Oaks Nursing Home Wednesday. Survivors are a son, two daughters, one foster daughter, five grandchildren, one foster grandson and four grandchildren Active pallbearers will be Robert D. Reece, Charles Tarpley. Dan Collier, Larry Ford, L.C. Shuler and Eddie Clayton.

Charley Hayton Services Held Services were held Sunday afternoon at Pecos Funeral home for Charley Hayton, a native of Bonham whose death occurred, Friday, Jan 31. His home was at Mentone, where he had lived the last 32 years Burial was in Pecos cemetery with graveside Masonic services Survivors include his wife. Estelle, and a sister. Miss Eula Mae Hayton of Dallas, also a native of Bonham. Mr Hayton was the son of the late Mr and Mrs John Hayton Mrs.

Joe Denton. and Charley Jones of Bonham are cousins Ask Location Of Parks Near Large Cities AUSTIN. Tex (UPI) Reps Kay Bailey and Don Henderson, both Houston Republicans, believe the state's recreation areas should be located where the most people can use them The two introduced bill Wednesday requiring the Parks and Wildlife Department to use two-thirds of its park development funds on sites near major cities Under the legislation, $50 million would have to be spent on acquisition, development, beautification and equipping of state parks located within 50 miles of cities of 300,000 or more population. The cities in that category are Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth. San Antonio and El Paso.

Large tracts of land are becoming scarce in our large population centers and hopefully this bill will allow the parks department to purchase and develop recreational facilities where they are vitally the legislators said Generally Speaking Though the Battle of Bull Run was a Union fiasco, no fewer than 63 Northern officers who saw action there were or would become generals. They included an infantry colonel named William Tecumseh Sherman and a 21-y a r-old cavalryman named George Armstrong Custer Amendment Would Hike Per Diem Pushing Tax Cut Bill. Car Company A I Officials To Committee Defeats Face charges One Tax Break WASHINGTON The House Ways and Means Committee. pushing toward completion of a multibillion tax reduction bill, today narrowly defeated a $1 billion tax break for financially troubled companies such as Chrysler, Lockheed and Pan American The committee voted 17 to 16 agaiast the measure, which also would have helped New England shoe companies and West Coast electronic firms among others Committee Chairman A1 Ullman. voiced concern NOT INTERESTED IN FIRE While firemen work to put out a fire in a building on New York's upper side, boys in a nearby playground continue playing basketball.

(UPI Photo) AUSTIN, Tex (UPI) The House considers a proposed constitutional amendment today to boost daily living expenses for lawmakers from $12 to $30, a pay measure that is moderately less expensive than one being considered in the Senate. The Senate Committee on Revision of the Texas Constitution approved a proposed constitutional amendment Wednesday raising the daily expenses to $36 and increasing travel allowances from 10 to 16 cents per mile. The House measure did not include the travel allowance increase Two-thirds of both houses mast agree on a measure next week in order for the amendment to go before voters in a special election ballot scheduled April 22. Attempts are expected to be made in both Houses to raise pay from the current $400 per month and Judge Fines Self $17 For Driving Too Fast SULPHUR, La. (UPI) The case on the docket was that ot a man stopped for going 42 miles an hour in a 35 zone.

When Judge E.W Thompson asked how the defendant pleaded, Thompson got out of his chair, moved around to the other side of the bench and said your Thompson returned to his chair and fined himself $17.50. felt I needed to be slowed Thompson said Wednesday For 90 Days. House Votes Block Oil Fee to Regional Group Meet Cancelled A Thursday night meeting in Denison of the juvenile justice committee of the Texoma Regional Planning commission has been postponed, it was announced in early afternoon The announcement said the meeting would be rescheduled for later in the month. Several from the Bonham area are members of the committee send the pay raise proposal to the voters in the same constitutional amendment. Texas AFL-CIO President Harry Hubbard told the Senate committee pay should be raised because a legislator in Texas has become a fulltime job.

Adequate compensation and pay for state legislators is an absolute keystone in any ethics Sen A.M. Aikin D-Paris, chairman of the committee, cast the only negative vote, saying he opposed placing a pay raise or expense allowance raise amendment on the April 22 election ballot. The election is being called primarily to get voter approval of an amendment to raise the amount the state can contribute to the teacher retirement fund so the legislature can increase retirement pay for public school teachers. WASHINGTON (UPI) The House has voted to block for 90 days President Ford $3 per barrel fee on imported oil, the first step in his plan to deal with the nation's energy problems The delaying legislation now goes to the Senate, which appears likely to agree with the House The Ford administration is campaigning for votes to try to restore the import fee in a veto showdown The House vote Wednesday was 309 to 114. 27 votes more than would be needed to override a presidential veto But White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford believes the vote shows he is making progress from an earlier even higher level of skepticism.

"The President is encouraged. He thinks he has come a long way by the size of the vote and will contnue his talks with members of Congress." Nessen said The import fee was the first of a senes of steps Ford outlined in his State of the Union message Jan. 15 to cut consumption of foreign oil by raising the price to consumers It was one of the few steps in the speech he could take without first getting approval of Congress The first $1 per barrel of the fee went into effect Saturday but could be revoked by Congress The rest is scheduled in increments March 1 and April 1 The administration says the fee will raise retail gasoline prices several cents a gallon and will probably add two percentage points to the rate of inflation, now about 12 per cent. Ford says all that is necessary to cut fuel consumption. Many Democrats, favoring gasoline rationing instead of manipulation of prices, say the effects of the higher prices on 2.5 Million Seek Jobless Benefits WASHINGTON (UPI) The Labor Departmegt said today that during a three-week period patient clinics in Texas and New million Americans sought unemployment insurance benefits for the first time.

During the week ending Jan. 18 about 4,773,000 persons received unemployment insurance payments, up 169,400 from the previous week At the end of 1974, 65 million of the 91 million work force were covered by the insurance Of those covered by the insurance, 72 per cent were jobless during at least a portion of last month, the department said It was the highest rate since January, 1961 when it was 7.6 per cent The Labor Department Friday will issue new national unemployment figures for January and the rate is expected to be close to 8 per cent. The rate in December was 7 2 per meaning that 6 6 million Americans were out of work the ecopomy will be too severe Except for some oil-state members. House Docrats gen erally supported the delay, while most Republicans opposed it. Rep A1 I'liman, D-Ore chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, who tried unsuccessfully to reach a compromise with Ford, said Congress needs the 90-day delay to work out its own energy program House Approves Amendment AUSTIN, Tex, (UPI) The House approved 133-1 today a proposed constitutional amendment permitting the state to pay a bigger share of the cost of pensions for retired teachers and state employes The amendment, to be submitted to Texas voters in a special election April 22, is needed to permit pension increases to up to 18 per cent proposed by Gov Dolph Brisco- about approving legislation to help particular companies and a Treasury Department spokesman also opposed the tax break as private relief at this Ullman is pushing the com- mitte to complete a tax bill by the end of this week, combining more than $15 billion in tax cuts and rebates for individuals with $3 6 billion or more in tax incentives for industrial investment The amendment defeated by the committee by Rep Richard F.

Vander Veen. have allowed corporations to average losses since 1970 backward for eight years for each taxable year This would help any company which was profitable during the 1960 but which now is suffering large losses. These losses could be taken as deductions against profits in these highly profitable prior years, resulting in large refunds According to some estimates. Chrysler would receive about $250 illion Lockheed $65 million and Pan Am $40 million Under present law. losses may be carried forward for five future years or backward for three years DALLAS (UPI) The District Attorney's office Wednesday charged 10 persons with conspiring to commit theft by promoting a car they said would get 70 miles per gallon of gasoline.

Twentieth Century Motor Car Corp last week widely publicized it would begin manufacturing the a small, two-cylinder car. A temporary restraining order Tuesday was issued against the company and three of its officers to prohibit them from making allegedly deceptive claims about their opera tions. The defendants in the suit are the corporation, its president, Mrs G. Elizabeth Carmichael, and two of its officers, Samuel Schlisman and Leonard Katz District Judge Dee Brown Walker Wednesday denied a request by an attorney for the company to dissolve the suit. The three company officers and seven other persons were charged with conspiracy to commit theft over $10,000.

and a $25 000 bond was set for each suspect Mrs. Jimmy Barr Has Surgery Mrs Jimmy Barr of 111 Leslie street is a patient in Memorial hospital, Denison, where she is recovering from recent surgery. Mrs Barr is in Room 117 at Memorial, where cards or letters may be addressed Also, she is permitted visitors. Hunt Will be Speaker For Honey Grove Fete HONEY GROVE Dr Harold E. Hunt of Pans will be the speaker for the Honey Grove Chamber of Commerce banquet Monday night The banquet will be held at 7 pm in the Exhibit Building of the Civic Center Dr Hunt, a community leader in Pans, is also president of the board of regents of Pans Junior college Ticket sales for the banquet will end at 5 Fnday.