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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1971
Page
1
A Dallas Cowboys fan and an Andrews Mustang supporter faced a scheduling quirk with both teams playing Saturday afternoon. The writer notes possible TV setups at San Angelo stadium and press box as outcomes remain unknown this pre game column.
The editorial argues against a senate bill allowing taxpayers to add a dollar to the tax, funding presidential campaigns. It estimates $40-$50 million but questions feasibility and suggests alternative uses. The piece notes rising campaign costs at all levels and entertains earmarking funds for nonparticipation.
Harold Hudson of Perryton suggests Beecham, Inc. markets a product addressing long hair that may ease domestic conflict and create an economic bonanza for households. More details on page 12.
The Andrews Mustangs were shut out 38 to 0 by the Brownwood Lions in San Angelo during a cold quarter-final playoff Saturday. The Mustangs fell behind early as Brownwood built a decisive lead.
Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church for Terrell Fay Teague 68 of Andrews who died Thursday night in Permian General Hospital after a long illness He was born near Greenville September 27 1903 and moved to Andrews in 1933 Survivors include his wife Della a daughter DelLaine Slough three sisters and a half brother Burial was in Andrews Cemetery.
Lou L. Underwood announces candidacy for constable of Andrews County in the Democratic primary. He has lived in the county since 1938, resides at 211 SW 5th Street with his wife Vera and their three children, and has served eleven years as deputy sheriff after five years as a city policeman.
Thomas Coleman of 705 NE 4th Place sustained cuts in a one vehicle crash early Wednesday at 12 14 a m in the emergency drive of Permian General Hospital when his 1963 car ran off the road and struck a light pole. He was admitted for treatment. The patrolman noted that Coleman’s car tire wear was reduced prior to the collision.
The Mustang cagers defeated Lahoka 80 46 to advance in the Brownfield Invitational. Andrews, after a narrow loss to Levelland in preseason, seeks a high pitch run to the finals against Seminole or Brownfield while Levelland adds football players to the squad.
The State Health Department will end compulsory smallpox vaccination for admission to Texas public schools after January 1, 1972. Dick Parker of the school administration office says Andrews schools will follow the policy. Other immunizations stay required and should be up to date by January 1. A December 14 clinic will cover the second measles shot if needed and any missed make-up shots. The decision follows a U S Public Health Service statement that compulsory smallpox immunization is unnecessary in the United States.
A tank battery fire on the Frank A. lease of Phil lips Oil near Coyote Corners was quickly extinguished Friday. The Andrews volunteer firemen turned around 20 miles out when it was reported the fire was out.
Santa Claus who arrived in Andrews for a cold parade Wednesday will visit Fantasy Land on the courthouse square the week of December 16. The Andrews County News will publish all letters to Santa through Christmas, including a note from Jann requesting a girl’s bike a pool table and gifts for Craig Barry a coat a dress boots and love to Dad and Mom.
COG Director Ernie Crawford spoke at Rotary about the Permian Basin planning council formed after 1965 criteria set by Governor Connally. He cited two Texas regions, long range planning benefits, local needs for water, sewer, and law enforcement, and urged 20 year plans for small cities. He noted training for officers and possible future housing and health studies.
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