Printing Shop Struggles with Fickle Machine
In a chaotic week the pressroom fights a temperamental designer, battling jams and injuries while printers mock the automation shift. Leo Lamber ends with a jab about moving to a government job.
24 Aug 1967
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
1
In a chaotic week the pressroom fights a temperamental designer, battling jams and injuries while printers mock the automation shift. Leo Lamber ends with a jab about moving to a government job.
Bishop Oil Company sold recently to C C Dehay of Odessa. Dehay has moved to Andrews and will take over operations next week. The Bishops plan to relocate to Narabri Australia to pursue a water well drilling business.
An escaped mental patient from Big Spring stole five vehicles across West Texas and eastern New Mexico on Monday night. The spree began with a white Rambler, traded for a Ford pickup, then a 1966 blue Chevrolet, left at Sea graves, followed by a Buick taken in Seagraves and found in Lovington with the driver. All cars were returned undamaged and out of gas.
The pre school language development school will register all students with a language handicap who are five on or before September 1. The half day program starts Monday at Bo Peep Primary School with teachers Mrs. Lynn McCurdy and Mrs. Carolyn Cody. Birth certificates and immunization records are required.
An Economic Development Clinic will be held in Andrews on September 27 with top industrial authorities from Texas attending. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, the event includes a morning bus tour and an all day clinic at City Hall with leaders from Texas Electric Service, the Industrial Commission, the Employment Commission, and other state agencies.
The Andrews Independent School District named Lowell McGee acting superintendent while the search for a permanent leader continues. McGee, assistant superintendent, has 12 years in the district. Dr. R A Montgomery leaves this week to become director of the regional education center in Abilene. Montgomery was honored with a farewell coffee and a gift certificate, and teachers awarded him a lifetime Texas State Teachers Association membership.
Funeral services at First Baptist Church honored George Edwin Ford 48 after a heart attack. Ford, active Mason and WWII veteran, led as past district deputy grand master and was a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason. Survivors include wife Helen and daughter in Odessa. burial at Andrews Cemetery with Masonic rites.
The Mustang Club hosts an annual barbecue at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Little League Park. Tickets are 1.50 per person with members of the Mustang team as honor guests. Memberships will be sold at the event per president Bert Griffith. The barbecue follows opening day of schools.
Eighth grade students line up alphabetically at Est Junior High and seventh graders at West Junior High on Monday at 8 45 am. They receive a slip with their name and first period room, then collect their schedule and locker number.
Me nard reports building inspector Woody Latham hospitalized after a Sunday night head-on collision. He suffers a broken hip and other injuries but is listed in satisfactory condition.
Game officials from San Angelo added 800 fingerlings to the City Lake on Monday to boost population. The mix included 500 bass and 300 channel cats. City manager Len Wilson weighed options on lake closure as the winter to next winter period is crucial for growth. James Wilson and Andrews County parks staff assisted with placements, following a prior push to recover rough fish by residents. The Rotary Club postponed its junior fishing rodeo until supplies recover.
Roy Cannon Burdette, 23, was arrested on his first day on the job in the oilfields twelve miles west of Andrews at a Superior crew location. He faced five grand jury indictments in Colorado City and a Snyder warrant. Sheriff A A Gregory, Deputy Williams and Constable Reid handled the capture with highway patrol on standby. Burdette was taken to the Colorado City jail Tuesday night.
Brodie Hutchinson reports summer diploma completions for multiple students. James Richard Peebles earned a diploma before U S Marines enlistment and is stationed in San Diego. Other graduates include Linda Hamilton Day, Judy Woods Wall, Judy Thompson Moore, Brenda Bridges, Leta Fay Thomas, John Edward Woodbury III, and Sherry McGinnis Pike, all finishing requirements this summer.
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