Buffalo bull Lo ends roaming saga near Andrews
A feral three year old buffalo named Lo roamed across Andrews county causing damage to fences and gates. Bud Gregory the high sheriff shot Lo after a long pursuit that included a Holstein distraction and a low altitude airplane spotter. The incident ends with Lo killed and the Doom family tensions over his behavior continuing.
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Goodfellows Toy and Food Drive Seeks Help for Christmas
Volunteers gather toys and canned goods to aid about 40 needy Andrews families. Donations support 20 30 boxes of gifts with food items matching family size. The Cromitelions and local groups organize delivery and sorting at 204 SW. Stur, McGill credited, with students and drivers assisting.
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McGill Tits Valun
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Trustees Seek to Meet Hike In Kindergarten Enrollment
Andrews school board meets to add a bilingual kindergarten teacher as all day classes rise 12 percent with many new students non English speaking. Dr Norman Hall cites need. Mrs Tonetta Wetzel resigns due to husband’s transfer. Brannan Cummins & Co. hired for 1974 audit.
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Two Named To All Region In Midland Band Selections
Andrews High School bandsmen Mark Grissom and Retnald Flandry earned spots in the All Region Band after Saturday competitions in Midland. Grissom was chosen as one of three in the upper wind section, while Flandry made the trombone group. Flandry advances to the All-Area tryouts.
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Mustangs Claim 3A Tourney Title Over Lobos
Andrews Mustangs win the 3A Basketball Tournament title with a 48-46 victory over the Lobos. John Turadee earned Most Valuable Player honors as Morris Heberis and another standout contributed double digits. Kerrville Tivy took consolation, while coach Parmer praised the team’s late defense and prep for the upcoming league open.
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John Purnade
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Parke
Andrews Speech Team Dominates Hobbs Tournament
Andrews High School speech and debate teams won six trophies and four plaques at the New Mexico Jr College Tournament in Hobbs, finishing second in sweepstakes behind Los Alamos. Varsity debate crowned champions as Bobby Rigdon and Susan McDonald led the first place team, with Joe Carroll and Richard Edgell second and Red Bremerman and Mark Slack third. Novices feature Mark Hooper and Arthur Lee.
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New Mexice Jr College
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Joe Carroll
Richard Edgell
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Arthur Lee
New Mexico Junior College
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Richard Adag@ll
Bremern
Friday’s Last Day For Citizen Naming
Friday marks the final deadline for naming a citizen in the ongoing local registry. Officials urged residents to submit eligible names before the closing hour.
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