Forty four motor vehicles registered in Brewster County
Forty four new motor vehicles were registered in Brewster County in July. The list includes a Plymouth Satellite hardtop, a Pontiac Tempest sedan, a Chevrolet Impala sport coupe, a Cadillac hardtop sedan, a Ford 500 sedan, a Volvo sedan, a Buick La Sabre, and several other makes and models. Registrants include residents from Alpine, Fort Davis, Balmorhea, Shallowater, Presidio, Big Bend National Park, Sul Ross, and Balmorhea, with entries listing names such as Ted Gates, A Eugenia Sproul, Mary A Lane, Kenneth Polk, Eva Jones, Harold Bacon, Maudie Colwell, Susie Colwell, Sharon Smith, and many more.
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Brewster County
A RD
Bryan
Plymouth
Big Bend National Park
Ted Gates
Presidio
A. Eugenia
Mary A. Lane
Claude R. Burkett
Kenneth A. Polk
Buick
Lubbock
Charlotte Anne Taylor
Sul Ross
David A. Caudle
Eva Virginia Jones
Volvo
Gerald Stockton
Jose Villareal
Wilson Justice
Chevrolet
Harold Bacon
Big Bend Fleet Co
James L. Ward
Maudie
Eva Colwell
Susie D. Colwell
Stephen W. Kent
Gunther H. Muller
Sharon Smith
Vesta
B. French
William ©. Hayslip Jr
R.D. McCready
Max E. Smith
Joel Rance Smith
Billy J. Adair
Fort Davis
Sara W. Pugh
Forrest C. Walker
S.W. Casner Jr
Nina Smalley
Ray Morrison
Ruben Mendoza
Leon E. Dyer
West Texas Innovative Center Proposal Led By Alpine Officials
West Texas officials led by WTIC director Dr. Robert Miller Supt. Jack Brock and board president Neville Haynes traveled to Washington DC to formally present the center’s application. The plan would serve 28 West Texas school districts with support from Sul Ross State College and Alpine officials. They expect to return Friday.
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Washington, D.C
West Texas Innovative Center
Robert Miller
WTIC
Jack Brock
Alpine Public
Neville Haynes
Alpine School Board
Miller
L. Harlan Ford
Sul Ross State College
Alpine School
Texas
Washington
GSA Sets 17 Safety Rules for 1967 Government Cars
The General Services Administration establishes 17 basic safety requirements for 1967 government vehicles, applying to 67 and newer models. American Motors offers most features in 1966 models, and buyers share the Double-Safety orake system as standard equipment this year alongside Cadillac.
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General Services Administration
GSA
American Motors
Cadillac
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