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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
6
The Charge d' Affaires describes a rifle display as they travel toward the governor's palace. They follow a narrow river bank past three stone bridges and gardens of wild fig and pomegranate trees. The path climbs between houses to the palace atop the mountainside.
A fragment notes a Texas nulling of future worries with a nod to early steps in the sixties. The brief mentions concerns extending beyond 1990 and 2020, reflecting a retrospective on prior efforts.
The board approved a reduced budget with estimated receipts at 2,965,469.37 and expenditures at 2,955,247.35, reflecting lower totals from the prior year and a projected 3,011,491.60 for this year. Dr. R A Montgomery warned that a cut back budget can lead to a built in increase next year as the Devonian Elementary transfer from the contractor remains unofficial.
A list of child and adult emergencies at Permian General Hospital in Odessa recounts several incidents. 17 month old Richard West inhaled gasoline. 18 month old Leslie Gill took adult pills and was released. Sharla Bryan fell from a merry go round. Trey Cup injured a thumb riding a bicycle. John Wake cut his foot on glass. adults included Tim Perry with a ring finger injury, Ronnie Reynolds after a car crash, Aubie Tyra with a leg injury, Kenneth Sheldon with a wrist cut, Ronny Gene Sisco with an ankle injury, Howard Smith with a back injury.
U S Geological Survey warned of volcanic activity as rising temperatures and increasing earthquake tremors at Taal preceded eruptions in the Philippines. Scientists tracked indicators suggesting an imminent event before the mountain unleashed ash and ash plumes.
The board approved moving core classes into Devonian and repurposing Bo-Peep for a new Laguagne handicapped preschool starting November. A self evaluation program led by Dr. Morris S. Walace was approved, with workshops and a visitation team planned for spring.
The board accepted resignations of several teachers and staff including Miss Louise North secretary in the tax office and Mrs Thelma Barnes Mrs Mary Mel Bartlett Mrs Emma Dean Chenoweth and Mr and Mrs Jimmie Holbrook Others assisting include Low ell McGee Forrest Scott and Betty Gordon Principals Brodie Hutchinson Forrest Scott Vernon Payne J B Youngwood J Lee Smith and Fred Nelson will assist at respective campuses.
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