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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1976

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Hutchinson County Grand Jury Indicts 29 on Drug Charges

The Hutchinson County Grand Jury indicted 29 persons for sale of marijuana and amphetamines. Eighteen were arrested Wednesday night. warrants issued for 11 others. Investigating agencies included Berger, Fritch, Stinnett police and the county sheriff with Texas DPS agents. Extradition may occur for out of state defendants.

Grand Jury Berger Fritch Stinnett Sheriff's Office Texas Department of Public Safety Anderson Texas Lubbock Amarillo

Talent Day Scholarships Awarded at ENMU

Nineteen Clovis Portales students earned Talent Day scholarships for Fall 1976 at Eastern New Mexico University totaling 16000 dollars for eighty participants. Clovis High winners included Eugenia Aylesworth David Best Julie Hamerdinger Jacki Patterson Loretta Sandoval Linda Swinney Mark Burrell Debra Gendreau Dolly Grandy with alternates George Haynes Elaine Hudspeth Robert Lindsey.

Loretta Sandoval Linda Swinney Mark Burrell Debra Gendreau Dolly Grandy Clovis High School George Haynes Elaine Hudspeth Robert Lindsey Grady Rebecca

Resignations Accepted By Guymon School Board

The Guymon School Board accepted the resignations of two teachers effective at the end of the 1975-76 year. W. Robert Richardson vocational carpentry at Guymon High and Lois Meyer second grade at Northwest Elementary will leave. Nancy Muir junior high English received a leave to pursue graduate work at Central State University.

Guymon Okla Spc W. Robert Richardson Guymon High School Lois Meyer Northwest Nancy Muir Central State University

Guymon Firemen Battle Recurrent Grass Fires

Guymon Oklahoma firemen fought grass fires this week with high winds fanning flames from a burning trash pit. About 20 acres on a Phillips Petroleum oil lease burned in the first blaze. Firemen doused rekindled flames three hours later. Fire outbreaks also struck along the Rock Island right of way west of Guymon and south of the Phillips plant near the Texas border.

Guymon Okla Spc Hitchland Tex Phillips Petroleum Company Rock Island Phillips Texas-Oklahoma

Clovis Personnel Bound for Germany Transfer Planned

Congressional sources say 237 military personnel and seven civilian employees from Cannon Air Force Base will move to Oldendorf West Germany to bolster radar control of European air traffic. The move, completed by end of 1976, reduces Cannon’s 609th Tactical Control Squadron to one flight. Also note Lockney Lions Club auction postponed to April with consignments still sought.

Clovis, N.M Spc Cannon Air Force Base Germany Lockney Lions Lockney Lockney Lions Club 609Th Cannon Department of Defense Cannon Group U.S Oldendorf West Germany

Lockney Hospital To Elect Directors

Prospective candidates for the Lockney Hospital District board positions must file nominating petitions by Monday. Two directors will be chosen in the April 3 election. Terms of Leslie Ferguson and Helmuth Quebe expired and both seek re election. All registered voters in the precinct, matching Commissioner's Precinct 2, may vote. Mrs. Ike Johnson presides as judge from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at City Hall.

Commissioner's Precinct Ike Johnson City Hall

Borger approves water sewer rate hikes and bonds

Borger city council raises water and sewer rates by about 30 percent for residents and 20 percent for sewer. The minimum water bill rises from 3 to 4 dollars and garden rates increase to 8.50 with higher per thousand gallon charges above 10 000. Sewer minimum up from 2 to 2.50 dollars and commercial sewer from 3.25 to 3.50. New tapping and meter fees range 150 to 400 dollars. The council also moves to a 3 0435 million capital program with a future 2 million revenue bond and 750 000 pay as you go improvements.

ECK Spahich GN Borger Spc Don Boatman Southwestern Public Service Company Board of Electrical Examiners Larry Lemon Bob Johnson Motor Company Bob Sanders Motorola Communications Amarillo Police Water and Sewer Construction Fund

Five States Shorthorn Show and Sale in Guymon

The Five States Shorthorn Association will hold its annual show and sale in Guymon at the Texas County Fairgrounds on March 13 with show at 9 30 a m and sale at 12 30 p m Judge F A Heckendorf Castle Rock Colo will judge the show and Dick Kane Wisner Neb will serve as auctioneer The association banquet and meeting will be at 7 p m March 12 at the Pancake House.

Guymon, Okla Spe Five States Shorthorn Association Guymon Texas County Fairgrounds F. A. Heckendorf Castle Rock Colo Dick Kane Wisner Neb

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