Road Study Cost Shared by Potter Randall Counties and Amarillo
Governing bodies of Potter and Randall counties and the City of Amarillo agreed to share the 175,600 urban transportation study cost. The State Highway Department covers 80 percent, local governments 15 percent, with Amarillo paying 13,125, Potter 8,125, and Randall 5,000. The study aims to safeguard future transportation needs over about 20 years.
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Potter and Randall Counties
Amarillo
State of
Texas
U. S. Bureau of Roads
Bureau of Roads
State Highway Department
Potter-Randall
Randall County
Potter County
Sergeant To Stay Cheyenne Longest National Guard Extension
John A. Brutlay 23 extends enlistment in the Army National Guard for 37 years, the longest Wyoming extension, keeping him in the guard until 2000.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
UPI
John A. Brutlay
Army National Guard
Wyoming
Guard
Cheerleader Convention Scheduled in Tucumcari
More than 250 New Mexico high school cheerleaders and sponsors will attend a one day convention at Tucumcari High School gym Saturday. Registration starts at 8 p.m. Robert Shields of the National Cheerleading Association will lead a clinic, with teams seeking spots in the North South football and basketball games next August. State president Michael Nieves of Clovis will preside as new officers are elected. Tucumcari hosts list Donna Kinkead Janice Benson Linda Bowen Nancy Browning and Tommye Jane Strong.
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New Mexico
Tucumcari
N.M
Robert Shields
National Cheerleading Association
Michael Nieves
Clovis
Donna Kinkead
Janice Benson
Linda Bowen
Nancy Browning
Tommye Jane Strong
Thirteen Fined or Sentenced in Potter County Court
Thirteen people pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges in Potter County Court at Law. Judge S. F. Rose sentenced or fined them for offenses including aggravated assault, driving while intoxicated, passing worthless checks, failure to provide for a child, and other infractions with fines and jail terms ranging from two to sixty days.
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Potter County
S. F. Rose
Leroy Mims
N. Jefferson
Gentry Melvin Austin
Madison
William H. McManus
S. Lincoln
Arthur ©. LaGrone
San Antonio
Violet Jean Smith
Lamar
Ralph Lucas Bennett
Carolina
John Weston
Lincoln
E. J. Sides
Masterson
Ll. B. Murrin
Cimarron
Ida Mae McBride
Washington
Jesse Atkins
NW 7Th
James M. Gollihugh
N. Hayes
Don EF. Vannerson
Pampa
Vernon Stockyards Hosts Unique One-Consignor Calf Sale
Vernon Stockyards presents a rare single consignor sale by Green Belt Cattle Co with 2,500 steer and heifer calves from West South Texas to wheat pastures in North Texas and Oklahoma. Predominantly Herefords 250 to 450 lbs, 15 percent Angus and whiteface, 65 Charolais heifers 450 lbs, 200 crossbreds. Calves vaccinated for red nose, blackleg, septicaemia and vitamin A, in wheat pasture condition.
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Vernon
Vernon Stockyards
Green Belt Cattle Co
Cris Reynolds
Texas Livestock Auction Association
Texas
Oklahoma
Comedienne Martha Raye Recovers From Accidental Overdose
Police said Martha Raye was recuperating Friday after an accidental overdose of sleeping pills. The incident prompted a welfare check at her home and a medical evaluation to ensure her recovery.
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Comedienne
Martha Raye
Water meters bought and police car fitted in Houts council decision
The Houts Oklahoma city council approved buying 109 water meters along with a siren and a warning light for the police car. The meters will replace old units as part of city utility upgrades.
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Houts
Okla
New Minister Schedules First Sermon in City
Owen Miller new minister of the San Jacinto Church of Christ will preach his first sermon Sunday in Amarillo. He arrives from Odessa where he led the 21st and Eisenhower Church and previously served Seminole and Kermit. The Millers plan to live at 917 Louisiana with their three children. A church school attendance drive and a noon dinner at the Community Center 609 Carolina are on the schedule. A 42000 ton fully loaded vessel is noted as among the largest to pass the Suez Canal.
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Owen Miller
San Jacinto
Amarillo
Odessa
21St and Eisenhower
Seminole
Kermit
Glen Walton
North Amarillo
Plan Adds Rooms at Hollis School
Hollis Oklahoma December 6 The board of education drafts plans for three more classrooms and a cafetorium at the elementary school due to rising enrollment. Superintendent Joe Metcalf says no bond is needed and the $50 000 project will be paid from the building fund. The report also notes an unrelated item about fluoridation in public water supplies.
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Hollis Board of Education
Joe B. Metcalf
Metcalf
Santa Claus Due In Hollis Dec. 13
Hollis Oklahoma reports Santa Claus will visit at 2 p.m. Friday December 13. A chamber of commerce committee arranged the stop and invites county schools to release students to greet the jolly figure.
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Santa Claus
Hollis
Okla
Bond Refund Plan Considered for Tucumcari Electric Bonds
Tucumcari city officials asked the Public Service Commission for authority to bond refunding of 290000 in outstanding electric bonds and to issue 500000 in new bonds for expansion. The 1945 issue of 70000 and 1959 issue of 220000 would be refinanced at lower rates.
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Santa FE
Tucumcari
Public Service Commission
PSC
Suddenly Slim girdle promises painless Christmas figure
A new 40z girdle named Suddenly Slim uses science fibers to slim without diet or exercise. It features a nylon front panel, contouring side panels, and a Lycra spandex blend for comfort and strong shaping. Available at Blackburn Brothers Lingerie Department, contact DR6-6291.
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Eak
Caliornia
Olga
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