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A reflective line about people who feel innocent yet fail to act decisively, suggesting misplaced certainty leads to poor results.
16 Aug 1970
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1970
Page
1
A reflective line about people who feel innocent yet fail to act decisively, suggesting misplaced certainty leads to poor results.
A hospital board briefing led by Dr. Bill Luper warned West Texas faces scarce doctors and deteriorating facilities. Medicare rules have closed many small hospitals, increasing local patient loads at Permian General Hospital, which handles about 40 percent out-of-town cases and may rise with a new pediatrician arriving September 1. The question: expand with more specialists or stay as is.
The piece argues that Medicare rules push Andrews toward area medical care centers with full facilities and specialists. It warns the status quo cannot hold and stresses adding local facilities and personnel improves care for residents and attracts out of town patients.
City manager Len Wilson told the council that Andrews operates four signals without highway department approval for years. The department will not approve unlisted lights, but may take over upkeep. A survey flags N Main at B D and G and Broadway Bu tane Route as insufficiently loaded for approval. They may swap an East and West end light to keep Main and G if possible.
Area elementary principals urge any student who failed to register to do so this week at their zone school from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. New movers to Andrews with junior high or high school students should report to their schools to re register. School starts Monday August 24 at 8 45 a.m. and ends 2 30 p.m. Labor Day holiday follows on September 7.
Andrews faculty returns Monday for a weeklong workshop at the high school Little Theatre with 8:00 to 8:45 a.m. breakfast and 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. general meeting led by Supt. Brenholtz.
The Andrews Mustangs start two a day workouts Monday under Head Coach Jimmie Keeling with separate times for sophomores juniors seniors and freshmen. Varsity opens at Lamesa Sept 11 with early scrimmages planned against Lubbock High and Permian Odessa. JV starts Sept 12 at Permian while freshmen host Pecos in the morning.
Leroy Ward an Atlantic Richfield employee was overcome by gas fumes Friday morning and fell from a battery seven miles west of Andrews on the Kermit highway. He reached his car, radioed for help, and was rushed to Permian General Hospital at 6 18 a m with bruises and a possible fractured ankle.
Dan Sullivan attorney for Norvell Moss of Andrews filed in 109th District Court against Betty Dotson widow of Jim Dotson alleging breach of contract to sell Corner Drug for 50000. The suit seeks 91050 damages or 10000 plus costs, claiming a higher sale price and moving costs. Filed early this week in the Andrews district clerk office.
A bread truck from Mrs. Baird's Bread collided with a guy line, breaking a pole carrying a 12 000 volt line and leaving Andrews southeast area without power for about 45 minutes. Driver Larry Dean Harper remained inside the truck as electric workers cut power. damage estimated at 75 to the truck and 150 to the pole.
The Andrews Rotary Club holds the annual Junior Fishing Rodeo at City Lake on Saturday August 22 from 8 am to 2 pm for children 12 and under. Participants must register on arrival and receive a number for prizes. Prizes go to the top boy and girl by biggest fish and by most fish.
Williams Brothers of Tulsa Oklahoma require furnished rooms apartments or houses for 50 to 100 workers in this area. The crew will be here until January while working on a gathering plant and a pipeline in the Andrews area. Call the chamber office to arrange availability.
The Andrews Chamber of Commerce board met in a called session to discuss upcoming projects and next year’s banquet on January 23. A report listed five possible speakers, and the Ambassadors plan a September meeting to discuss involvement in the oil show. The Women's Division donated $75 from Fourth of July concessions and used the balance for chamber expenses.
An assault with deadly weapon charge was filed in JP court Thursday against 18 year old Hector Martinez. He was arrested after Don Trumpkey reported a pistol threat at a southeast city residence. Martinez posted $1000 bond. Officers Mack West and Weldon Monroe recovered a Derringer .22 pistol.
Woody Pyeatt district Rotary Governor spoke to the Sweetwater club and wives at a luncheon. He noted the international theme Bridging the Gap addressing racial integration generation gap and pollution among other issues. He urged more district participation and praised past projects.
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