Prairie dog farming eyed as breakthrough cardiac research crop
A Cleveland doctor reports prairie dogs may mirror human cardiovascular traits and cholesterol shifts, offering rapid study potential. With monkeys scarce at about 1100 dollars each, the doctor proposes local prairie dog farms at about 100 dollars per pair to supply ongoing research demands.
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Cleveland
Andrews High graduate class faces business world terms
The May cohort of 157 Andrews High graduates, many already employed, struggle with everyday business language. From The Modern Secretary, terms are seen as misinterpreted phrases and require clearer channels and memo trails. See SANDS, Page 8.
School Budget Budget Tentatively Approved After Trustees Meeting
The board of trustees tentatively approved the 1976 77 school budget totaling 6 082 156 a net decrease of 192 787 from last year The local maintenance fund drops to 5 765 694 while bonded indebtedness falls to 316 462 The discussion included salary comparisons among district administrators and aides citing Dr Norman Hall and assistants Claude Harcrow Norman Payne and others with cross district figures San Angelo Pecos Monahans Big Springs and Andrews districts referenced in the debate.
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Board of Trustees
Dan Sullivan
Sullivan
Norman Hall
Claude Harcrow
Norman Payne
Alice Hood Sullivan
Hall
Payne
Harcrow
Pecos
Monahans
San Angelo
Big Springs
Andrews
Brian Gordon
Trustee Board
Gordon
Halls
Voters Turnout Strong In Andrews County Dem runoff
In Andrews County a solid turnout favoring Democratic runoff contests produced key results. Lonnie Gross lost to Bill Chesney for Precinct 1 as Chesney 440 to 353. Glen Williamson defeated Ronald Ragsdale for the 109th District attorney nomination with 2,813 to 2,242 statewide. Local precision totals show Williamson leading in Winkler County and runner up in Crane and Andrews counties. Statewide votes also included Jon Newton narrowly beating Jerry Sadler for the Railroad Commission seat and W. T. Phillips defeating Carl Dally for Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Andrews
Lonnie Gross
Bill Chesney
Chesney
Gross
Kermit
Glen Williamson
Ronald Ragsdale
Williamson
Ragsdale
Andrews County
Ragsddle
Crane County
Winkler County
Calvin Welch
Welch
Jon Newton
Texas Land
Jerry Sadler
Texas Railroad Commission
Newton
Sadler
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. T. Phillips
Carl Dally
Phillips
Andrewsons Hurt In Morning Mishap
Two people serious injured when a 1975 pickup overturned on Seminole highway seven miles north of here at 2:55 a.m. Dwayne K. Lee and Teresa DeVoss were taken to Permian General Hospital. DeVoss in satisfactory condition with multiple fractures. Lee with a damaged lower back vertebra in ICU.
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Here
Seminole Highway
Dwayne K. Lee
Teresa DeVoss
Lee
DeVoss
Permian General Hospital
Miss DeVoss
Andy Phillips
Department of Public Safety
Matt Hah Weiss
Lex K. Crawford
Phillips
County approves low bid for pickup and hires new staff
County commissioners accepted Johnny Smith Motor Co. bid of 4922.93 for a three quarter ton pickup for Precinct 2. Other bids were M&M Chevrolet 5099.05 and Wheeler Buick 5104. They also hired Mary Settles as district attorney's secretary starting May 1 at 278.77 monthly, Ken Craig and Joan Stinnett as temporary workers in June, and John Kenneth Peterman in the Parks Department in May. Additional actions included choir members Maggie Natividad and Betty Slocumb being named in a state contest, travel for a cancer patient, and authorization for attorney attendance at a Texas association meeting.
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Johnny Smith Motor Co
M&m Chevrolet
Wheeler- Buick
Precinct
Hathcock
Mary Settles
Moxley
Ken Craig
Joan Stinnett
John Kenneth Peterman
Parks Department
Jerry Banks
Austin
Texas District and County Attorney's Association
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Band Members Win State Medals at Texas Solo Ensemble
Andrews High School band students earned two first division solo medals eight second division solo medals and five first division ensemble medals at the state solo ensemble contest in Austin. The twirling ensemble of Hirst Jensen Longshore Dodd O'Dell took a first division for the second year running.
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AHS
Kim O'Dell
Jayne Jensen
Trina Longshore
Sherilyn Hirst
Jackie Dodd
Sondra Thompson
Tammy Goad
Mark
Summer Activities See Good Turnouts
Sixty nine students enrolled in summer school at the high school starting Monday. Enrollment totals exclude drivers education. with multiple courses the figure rises to 86. Drivers education has 221 participants, 160 on the driving range and 61 in classroom plus driving. Athletic director Tommy Watkins reported a strong summer recreation turnout, better than anticipated. Mark Hooper and Arthur Rosiles will attend Boys State in Austin through June 15 with sponsor support from Downtown Lions Club and Rotary, $90 each. Fenner will take the high school student council to a leadership conference at North Texas State from June 27 to July 2.
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Mike Fenner
Fenner
Tommy Watkins
Watkins
Mark Hooper
Arthur Rosiles
Boys State
Austin
Downtown
Lions Club
Rotary
University of Texas
AHS
American Legion
North Texas State
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Land of Goshen
Scott Ellison
Andrews High School
Ruthie Williams
University of Texas At Austin
Texas Electric Service Company
Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation
TESCO
Andrewsons
Maggie Natividad
Betty Slocumb
Grissom
Cornet
Kent Holder
Diane Woods
Bassoon
Brent Ingram
Ron Ingram
Glen Lawrance
Robert Rutledge
Linda True
Nancy Singleterry
Dana Hamilton
Debbie Kolb
Linda Singleterry
Tonia Thornton
Janet Hanna
Liz McCarthy
Kim O’ Dell
Suzanne Ellison