U S House action on UN funding merits study
The House cut 13 million dollars from U S dues to the United Nations prompting Rep John J Rooney to call the move unwholesome and unsound A fairer levy could urge greater responsibility by developing nations Yet US may need the full 60 million dollar contribution to avoid UN funding shortfalls before year end The piece argues for restructuring funding through negotiation rather than unilateral action.
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Courage in the Storm A Lesson from Mark Six
The quote urges believers to overcome fear by recognizing Jesus and hearing his assurance Take heart it is I have no fear A Meditative reflection drawn from a Gospel moment and a note on sharing courage with others Featuring a marker quote from Mark and a secondary note attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson
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Novelist
Andrews County News
Weather, Rockets and Government In A Country Store Debate
Clem Webster raised the weather and rocket talk at a Saturday night gathering. He warned that blaming space launches on weather could push the government to control climate for national good. He joked farmers would face endless forms before any drizzle.
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Clem
Congressional
Everbody
Andrews County News Readers Debate Postal Service Policy
Local readers discuss government roles in weather and mail services and the impact of possible higher postage, with voices from Zeke Grubb, the seller, and Ed Doobittle weighing the effects on a free press and daily life in Andrews Texas.
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This Week In Andrews Sports and Community Roundup
Andrews hosts a 116-team Little League tourney rodeo with record entries and a weekend golf event at the Country Club. Teenagers crash a horse trailer incident on the town edge while horse costs loom large. Town teams play two nights weekly as summer sports boom. Hospital board outlines plans. Little League softball thrives Fridays. All Night Sing and Fourth of July celebrations loom. College students frequent tennis courts. no miniature golf or bowling this year while youths seek activities.
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Country Club
BIRTHS ANNOUNCED IN ANDREWS AREA
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Scarborough Eunice New Mexico on a daughter born at Permian General Hospital Andrews at 2 14 PM June 5 1972 weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. Also to Mr. and Mrs. William Woody Hammack Andrews on a son born Permian General Hospital June 7 1972 weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents Mrs Ethel Stout Lancaster Ohio and Mr and Mrs R V Hammack Andrews. Also to Mr. and Mrs Jerry Ryan Lubbock on a daughter born St Marys of the Plains Hospital Lubbock June 7 1972 weighing 7 pounds 2 1/2 ounces named Niki Raquelle. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Bob Ryan and Mr and Mrs James Reid Andrews.
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Eunice
N. M
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Permian General Hospital
William
Woody) Hammack
Ethel Stout
Lancaster
Ohio
R. V. Hammack
Jerry Ryan
44Th Street
Lubbock
St. Mary’s of the Plains Hospital
Niki Raquelle
Bob Ryan
James Reid
Andrews County Notices of Marriages and Vehicle Citations
The record lists marriage licenses for Stephen Boyd North and Beverly Ann Lee James Eugene Jordan and Linda Susan Thigpen and others, along with county court and corporation court entries. It also catalogs 1972 vehicle registrations for numerous individuals and companies, and lists fines for traffic and related offenses with amounts.
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Stephen Boyd North
Beverly Ann Lee James Eugene Jordan
Linda Susan Thigpen
Charles LaVern Donahoe
Tonya Benetta Hardy
Betty Ray Tidwell
Kathryn Mae Wicker
Ronald Eugene Hair
Connie Kay Phillips
Fourth of July Croquet and Shuffleboard Tournament Planned
Croquet and shuffleboard enthusiasts have increased in Andrews. The chamber schedules a large invitation tournament during the Fourth of July week. A croquet and shuffleboard court is under construction near the lake beside the T Shirt league parks.
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Andrews
Summer school and sports programs active at high school
At the high school summer session a strong turnout continues with students aiming to make up work get ahead or take electives. The summer sports program also runs with a recent summer tennis meet held in Big Spring this week.
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