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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
1
Grady Goodpasture Dies, Shaping Plains Agriculture
Grady Goodpasture, longtime Plains area businessman, died in Brownfield. He influenced local agriculture through pioneering deep breaking that transformed sandy fields between Seagraves and Brownfield. He supported the Permian Basin Railroad project and contributed time and money to its progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Grady Goodpasture
Brownfield
Seagraves
Permian Basin
Grady
Houston
Atlantic Richfield
Galena Park
Plains
Farmers fight back against federal rules and pickle jokes
A humorous column from Bob Hamilton at Iowa Park contrasts federal controls on chemicals and tobacco with a Kentucky farmer magazine satire. It jokes that pickles cure cancer, cause wars, and age people, then ends with a playful tally of absurd health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Park
Bob Hamilton
Kentucky Farmer Magazine Now
Two Administrators Resign and Dress Policy Adopted
The article notes resignations of six faculty members and four new teachers hired as part of a broader policy update. It highlights changes in administration and a new dress code, reflecting shifts in school leadership and student guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Harding
Dick Parker
Lenner
Ann McCurdy
Devonian Kinder
Barbe to Keynote Andrews faculty workshop
Dr Walter B Barbe editor of Highlights for Children will keynote the Andrews faculty in service workshop launching the 1972 73 school year. The event runs Monday through Friday focusing on gifted and exceptional children and features his leadership as adjoint professor at the University of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Barbe
Andrews
Doctor Barbe
University of Pittsburgh
Baylor
University of Chattanooga
Northwestern University
Kent State
Ohio
Barbe
Andrews Schools Enact New Dress Policy For Juniors And Seniors
The dress code adopted Tuesday night applies to both junior and senior high students and replaces the 1961 policy. It bans strapless outfits without jackets, see through blouses, bare midriffs, halters, and vulgar slogans. Pants are allowed if they meet safety provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees of
The
Andrews Schools
Roy Ayers Dies Monday in Dallas
Roy Leroy Ayers 66 formerly of Andrews died at 2 30 a m Monday August 7 1972 in Morton Hospital Dallas after an extended illness He lived in Andrews 26 years and moved to Eastland in spring Survived by wife Hattie Rogers Ayers a mother Mrs W B Ayers of Big Spring a sister Mrs M Cross of Big Spring and a grandson Tod Ayers Armstrong of Urbana Ill Burial was at Murray Cemetery Carbon Funeral services were in Eastland First Baptist Church with Rev Carl Grissom and Rev Haston Brewer officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Leroy
Roy” Ayers
Andrews
Eastland
Morton Hospital
Dallas
Ayers
Hattie Rogers
Desdemona
Mobil Oil Pipe Line
First Baptist Church
Carl Grissom
Haston Brewer
Bakker
Murray Cemetery
Carbon
W. B. Ayers
Big Spring
M., Cross
Tod Ayers Armstrong
Urbana
Tome Rehders
Jimmy Nelson
A. B. Tochterman
O. C
Eye Bruised By BB Gun Incident
A 12 year old using a BB gun shot through a crack in a fence and struck Jeff McCoy in the eye. He was treated at Permian General and Medical Center Odessa and released after regaining sight by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff McCoy
Clint McCoys
Crescent Drive
McCoy
Jeff
Permian General Hospital
Medical Center Hospital
Odessa
County adjusts precinct lines to consolidate voting at courthouse
Commissioners authorize moving precinct two votes to the courthouse eliminating a second polling site at Lutheran Church Northwest Andrews. Four to five families in precinct two will be affected. Road seal coating and pavement work near Fuhrman field costs 13 956.52. Funds redistributed among general, jury, officers, road and bridge, and precinct funds. Temporary hires announced in county attorney and county judge offices. Commodity Center staff changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
Lutheran Church
Northwest
Andrews
Roy Bennett
Fuhrman Field
Wes Barnes
Jury
General
Betty Williams
Sandra Gaston
Marie Crabtree
Andrews County
Mustangs Prepare for 1972 Grid Season Quick Look
Andrews Mustangs, under Coach Tommy Watkins, ready for the 1972-73 football season with two a day workouts, midweek physicals, and early shoes for varsity. First home game is September 8 against Levelland. Non district slate includes Odessa High, Sweetwater, and Snyder, with conference opener at Monahans October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Mustangs
Tommy Watkins
Houston
Watkins
Levelland
Mustangs
Monahans
Pecos
Andrews
Odessa Hi
Sweetwater
Snyder
City Patrolman Injured By Rock
Patrolman James Atwood was struck in the face by a rock thrown from behind a fence in an alley near Northeast Avenue E and F early Sunday. Five stitches were needed. he returned to duty the next night after being treated at Permian General. Two men were arrested for fighting during the incident. Officers Morris Brown and Atwood later stopped a parked car near the school ground where they chatted with several teenagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Atwood
Morris Brown
Atwood
Officer Atwood
Permian General
Hospital Board Delays Survey Director Appointment
Permian General Hospital convened interviews for a new director to oversee the area survey of medical facilities and health care needs. The out-of-state candidate, currently employed by a medical school, requires Texas Tech University School of Medicine staff approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Board of
Permian General Hospital
Texas Tech University School of Medicine
J. P. Roach
Everett Solomon
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Austin
Andrews
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter B, Barbe
Dr. Barbe
Wheeler
Norman Hall
Hall
Parker Street
Avenue F
North Andrews
Roy Lee Coleman
Board
Roy Ayers
Mustang
John Allbright
Z Wn. Hutcheson
Rock
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