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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1975
Page
6
Andrews residents view rising juvenile delinquency with concern but expert Frank Williams argues the core issue lies in the family. He notes many parents are overextended and cannot engage with children, leaving youths to bottle up feelings and act out. Williams stresses early parental involvement and clear structure to curb behavior.
Judge Russell D. Austin hosted his parents the W M Austins of Altus Oklahoma plus his son Bill of Austin and daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs David Hendrick of Houston. Sylvia Austin earned her diploma at Andrews High School graduation. Mrs Bill Bain and children Debora Billy and Bradley from Longview arrived for a vacation visit with Judge and Mrs Roy D Bennett and with the Don Hoffmans.
Joseph Micael Carroll, a 1975 Andrews High School graduate, wins a $1 250 Houston Endowment Scholarship from the Texas Interscholastic League Foundation. He plans to study social and behavioral sciences at the University of Texas at Austin and earned scholarship eligibility through UIL debate. Carroll held multiple student leadership roles and athletic involvement. Mrs. James Moseley began duties as a clerk at the Andrews Medical and Surgical Clinic.
Congratulations flow as multiple Odessa Kermit Eunice Jal Andrews and Chattanooga families announce births. Dated May to June, newborns include Michelle Ann Amy Lisa Ana Lisia Brenda Lee Brandon Lee Glenna Kay Bobby Gene Robert Wayne Ricardo Melissa Kay Robert Harold Israel Scott Johnny Carl Adaline Barrera and Benjamin Andrews with weights listed.
Ted E. Owens of 905 NW 8th St Andrews will receive an award from Phillips Petroleum Co. for 25 years of service. Owens has lived 27 years in Andrews and worked with the Natural Resources and Production Department of Phillips Co.
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