A pessimist is a woman driver quote
The saying contrasts a pessimist as a woman driver who fears tight parking with an optimist as a man who believes she won’t attempt it.
07 Aug 1969
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1969
Page
1
The saying contrasts a pessimist as a woman driver who fears tight parking with an optimist as a man who believes she won’t attempt it.
In a rare production error pictures swapped with names for two candidates in Randy Pendleton's vacated seat. The paper apologizes to Short and Clack as readers see the misprint. local figures Bronco Bristol and Uncle Bob Means face health concerns, while a Lions Club talk warns on Texas depletion allowances and a $326 million tax bill in Austin.
Nine Andrews high school coaches are in Dallas for the 39th annual Texas High School Coaches Association clinic, with more than 5 300 mentors expected from across Texas. Highlights include North South basketball and the Cotton Bowl all-star football clash, plus lectures from notable college coaches.
At the noon meeting Downtown Lions Club heard John M. Shimer Jr. of Sun Oil discuss the impact of a 27 1/2 percent depletion allowance cut on Texas. He warned it would cause an economic upheaval for about one million residents and noted the industry funds 40 percent of Texas taxes. The talk was arranged by George B. Holman Jr. of the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association.
E L Short, longtime local businessman, won the 73rd Legislative District seat with 3 799 votes to 2 058 for Jim Clack in a multi county count. Short carried his home county and Dawson Gaines Martin Yoakum and Andrews counties while Andrews residents rejected constitutional amendments 3 4 6 and 9. The new representative will attend the ongoing Texas legislature special session in Austin.
All sophomore junior and senior Andrews High School choir members may attend a summer music camp in Odessa next week. Contact Tom Adams, choir director, immediately. Camp runs Monday through Friday and all preliminary information must be at Odessa College by Sunday.
Pete Smith resigns as head baseball coach at Andrews High School to accept the job of assistant dean of men at Stephen F. Austin State College in Nacogdoches. The official written resignation had not been tendered to the Andrews school office when the information was released by Smith’s wife. Superintendent E A Brenholtz confirmed the oral resignation and noted no written notice had been received yet.
Applications are now open for a 12 month state approved nurse training program at Permian General Hospital starting Sept. 8. Administrator F Solomon says to apply in person at the hospital office. eligibility is ages 18 to 55 with two years of high school or equivalent.
The Texas Teen Age Baseball Freshman Open begins at 6 30 p m tonight at National League Park with Tri Club La marque versus North Bronco Mesquite. New Boston faces Andrews at 8 30 with Mc Camey and the Little O s Dallas at 6 30 Friday and Conroey against Bloomington at 8 30. Playoffs start Saturday at 10 with a 12 30 final.
Lance Cpl. Robert V. Matthews of 704 NW 13th St. loses his billfold on a mine sweep July 16. On July 18 a fellow Marine in Company A, Hiram Hubert of Andrews, discovers the wallet with photos confirming Matthews as its owner. Officers grant a three hour visit for reunion. Matthews serves with 1st Battalion 4th Marine Regiment, 4th Division.
Sp4 Robert F. Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.D. Roberts of 906 NW 13th St., was wounded July 31 by fragments from a booby trap during a combat operation in Vietnam. He has been there since February and was moved from very seriously ill to seriously ill with wounds to the chest abdomen and heart ventricle. A traumatic amputation of the right foot occurred. evacuation is not planned. Mailing address listed at RA 15776463, Hospital Mail Section APO San Francisco 96381.
R M Means, 91, of Andrews, is reported critically ill at Hendrick Memorial Hospital in Abilene. He celebrated his birthday on July 25. He is the brother in law of Mrs Carl Sealy.
R L Brinkley of 1201 NW 12th Place won first place in restoration for his 1931 Model A Ford deluxe roadster at the 7th Grand Ole Tour of the Antique Car Club of America in Lubbock. Sixty three cars, 1902 to 1941 models, competed in four regions over the weekend. Brinkley spent over two years restoring the car which he bought from a pumper in Iraan.
Andrews High School band begins Monday at 10 a.m. in the Band Hall under director Gary Ivy. Junior high rehearsals start on August 18 at 8:30 a.m. led by director Bill Shipp.
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