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02 Feb 1969
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1969
Page
1
A brief anecdote notes that inviting the key person involved can shorten a lengthy narrative. The idea emphasizes direct input from the subject to streamline explanation and understanding.
In Washington and Austin, House Speaker Gus Mutscher assigns the 45 committees and with few exceptions excludes Randy Pendleton from chairmanships. Pendleton, once a top Barnes ally and leading opponent, is kept on minor panels while Richard Slack gains influence on Commerce and Appropriations. The maneuver preserves Mutscher's control for a second term amid Pendleton's lingering challenge.
Forty percent of Texas school children attend four counties Dallas Harris Bexar and Warrant while 65 counties house under 1,500 pupils each. Districts dropped from 2 748 in to 1 263 in 168 amid a push to consolidate. Legislators face a headache as voluntary mergers fail like Baptists leaving churches, forcing action.
The A Cappella Choir of 47 singers and the Texas Christian University Chamber Orchestra tour Texas and Oklahoma. They perform Monday at 7 30 p m in Andrews old high school auditorium with no admission charge. The program runs 11 days across ten appearances beginning January 29 and ending February 9. led by B R Henson and Kenneth Schanewerk.
Mrs. LaVada Weis of 308 SW 9th was taken to Permian General Hospital with minor injuries after a 1967 car driven by Mrs. Weis collided with a 1966 car driven by Jimmy Wayne McNew at NEB and 5th. McNew received a citation for failure to yield right of way. Damages were about $75 to McNew's car and $200 to the Weis vehicle.
Bristol, a local civic leader, was operated on Thursday at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock for removal of a brain tumor at the left base of the skull.
Reporter Mary Carpenter describes the Andrews wreck involving two large trucks on the Odessa highway. The scene drew police and hospital responses, with passenger Samuel Ray Beverage, 28, hospitalized at Andrews Hospital.
In a Wednesday school board meeting, trustees approved Nancy Rae Ruff as junior high speech English teacher succeeding Portia Sikes who resigned mid term. They authorized a study for a possible high school ROTC unit and approved an internship for Eston Blackman toward an elementary principal's certificate. A policy for free lunch eligibility was adopted and the east building near the highway was authorized as a school warehouse.
Gerald McCaskill was named president at the Commercial State Bank in the board organizational meeting after the annual stockholders barbecue. Johnny E. Smith was elected chairman, Harold Cox remained secretary treasurer, with Paul Crosthwait cashier and L P Alexander assistant cashier. Directors include Caruth, Farmer, Ham, Hutcheson, Morgan, Nix, Sewell, Tom Jr., Tripplehorn, Smith, McCaskill, and Cox.
Andrews Mustang cagers upset undefeated Monahans 60 53 in Loboland to end the first round in a three way tie with Fort Stockton and Andrews. Mark Bader led Andrews with 19 points followed by Johnny Horton 14 Rocky Raburn 12 while Eddie Smith paced Monahans with 26. JV Eagles also won 46 33.
Reported vandalism and a school break in are under investigation with lie detector tests pending Sheriff J. A. Gregory said. A Drilco vehicle had mirrors and an antenna broken near the Steak House around 7 p.m. Thursday.
County chairman Mrs. Jimmy Huckabee reports total donations of $1019.44 from the March of Dimes drive. The Mother's March contributed $848.59, downtown business men $106, cannisters yielded $14.85, and about $50 came from professional men. Further gifts are anticipated as cleanup continues.
Voter registration surged on the final day with a long line at the county tax assessor's office. By 2 p.m. the tally stood at 3 396 after a slower month under 2 000. Eligible voters may cast ballots in city county and school elections as well as any referendums or bond issues and potential state constitutional amendments.
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