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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1966

Page

10

Alpine Wins Third Straight District Football Crown

Alpine's Fighting Bucks defeated Marfa 22-3 at Jackson Field to capture their third consecutive District 6-AA title. Alpine improved to 7-1 overall, 5-0 in district, as Marfa fell to 3-4, with key scores including a 77-yard opening drive and a 69-yard punt return.

Alpine Fighting Bucks Marfa Jackson Field Bucks McCamey Big Lake Shorthorns Fabens Parkland Crane George Gonzales Richie Leyva Dennis Bryant Gonzalez Mike Dorris Marta Eddie Hernandez Shorthorn J.J. Espinosa Bryant Marshall Kring Glen Jimenez Hernandez

Sul Ross museum to become student union and bookstore complex

Duncan Construction Co of El Paso wins the Sul Ross State College project to convert the old Museum Building into a student union and bookstore. renovations will include air conditioning of the Science Building and repairs to the Library Building. The upper level will house student conveniences and the bookstore with a redesigned ballroom, snack bar, and a new dining hall. A game room with pool and pingpong, a reading room, student officer offices, a meeting room, and a trophy room are planned.

Don Duncan Construction Co el Paso Sul Ross State College

Texas under Governor Connally Expands Education and Industry

The Texas administration highlights four years of progress led by Governor John Connally with doubled higher education funding, a 40 percent rise in faculty salaries, a 44 percent boost in public school support, a $100 million teacher raise, and growth in junior college enrollment. It also cites $100 million in water storage bonds, expansion to $200 million, aging programs, park investments, 855 new plants, 23,000 manufacturing jobs, over 12 million tourists adding $900 million, mental health advances, highway improvements, pollution controls, a new Fine Arts Commission, and plans for HemisFair 68.

John Connally Texas Fine Arts Commission HemisFair Antonio

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