The Other Fellow's Pasture Greener On a Loan
A brief quip suggests envy from a debtor toward a lender with the joke that the rival's pasture looks greener when debt is involved.
06 Apr 1975
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1975
Page
1
A brief quip suggests envy from a debtor toward a lender with the joke that the rival's pasture looks greener when debt is involved.
The county auditor Charlie Burkett prints the annual accounting detailing receipts and disbursements for 1974. It notes royalty income of 560.24, cemetery expenses of 14 000 plus, charity donations of 6095 18, and salaries totaling 232 761 at the hospital. Top fee earner Floyd Peacock with over 82 000, followed by Jay Williams 19 236 and James Craddock 15 189 01.
Andrews city officials agreed to send representatives to the Texas state utilities commission hearing in Austin next week. Midland leads West Texas in support of home rule for utilities with speakers from both cities expected to present views. Rep. Short and Sen. Hance planned to meet Andrews delegates as part of the hearing process.
Thieves raided three Bakke field well sites west of Andrews taking about 4000 in rig equipment and tools. Two Andrews men were jailed in Odessa on separate charges, with bonds set at 15000 and 500. Investigators tied the thefts to same tire tracks found at all three rigs as deputies searched for suspects.
The Permian Basin Council of the International Reading Association will hold its Spring Workshop April 12 at San Andres Elementary School. Attendees include area teachers and administrators from Brewster, Crane, Culberson, Glasscock, Howard, Jeff Davis, Loving, Martin, Midland, Pecos, Presidio, Reeves, Terrell, Upton, Ward and Winkler counties. The theme is Individualized Reading Programs Utilizing Objective-Based Skills Management Systems.
The Downtown Lions Club launches its annual broom sale to fund Crippled Children's Home and Lighthouse for the Blind. Donnell Hitch chairs, Maurice Crouse treasurer, Steve Smith sales head, Chet LaRue door to door lead. Post office sales run 9 to 5 Monday and Tuesday with a 4:30 p.m. doors-to-door sweep slated for Tuesday.
An Andrews High School career fair is planned for next Thursday from 9 to 11 45 a m with Mona Tinsley and J F Richardson saying speakers will cover many career topics for about 50 minutes followed by Q and A sessions Representatives from various colleges and universities will attend as career representatives rather than school spokespeople to provide students with information on future options.
Mustang golf team hosts the district 2-3A final at Andrews County Country Club this weekend. Coach Dub Warden expects tough competition from Fort Stockton and Panthers while Monahans and the Mustangs eye strong home-course scoring after a 959 total in the prior meet.
About 40 Andrews High School students will compete in the District 2-3A UIL Literary Meet held in Kermit and Fort Stockton. The one act play, The Diary of Adam and Eve, stars John P Bremerman Adam Debbi O Dell Eve and other students in Fort Stockton.
A county re opener was found last week in Gulf Oil Corp N 5 BM State near 99.9 University, surrounded by Pennsylvanian production, about 10 miles southwest of the city. It reports assured production in an unidentified zone, likely San Andres, yielding 122 barrels of oil and 86 barrels of water per day.
Andrews youth Mark Atkins, a high school junior, won first place in the junior division of the $10,000 West Texas Motocross at Midland Westside Optimist Park. He rode a 250 CC Yamaha among 40 plus entrants from the United States and local area, earning 1st on Saturday and 6th on Sunday for a 3rd overall junior division score.
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