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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1963
Page
8
An editorial praises community efforts to build Tigard Oregon's library without government aid. Volunteers, civic clubs, bookstores and individual donors fund and stock two rooms, creating a homegrown project that may become a model for small towns.
Bert C. Goss urges fewer laws and regulations, warning that endless rules burden business and government. He notes IRS staffing and proposes a simple gross-income tax, but cautions Congress resists reform and may keep producing laws. A bounty on repeals is suggested.
The Andrews Rotary Club starts a countywide charity drive running through Friday with mail campaigns urging citizens to donate. A near capacity crowd watched downtown Lions face the Sheriff's Posse in a donkey basketball game ending 6-6, featuring a burro named Elvis.
The Andrews High School cagers prepare for a Friday night tilt after football season winds down. The Andrews Mustangs meet the Levelland Lobos in a bi district playoff at Levelland Thursday at 2 30 pm, with the curtain at 8 pm for the junior class production at the high school auditorium.
The article notes the 19 football season nearing its end and discusses how thousands of young athletes face post season training decisions. It highlights concerns about maintaining conditioning through winter and the risk of returning to sedentary habits, urging deliberate daily routines.
A columnist argues for year round conditioning in athletics emphasizing strength endurance and agility. He links proper training to injury prevention weight control and a broad health education approach. The piece blends sports health notes with rural attitudes and political talk from Uncle Flud.
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