Drifting Sands By James Roberts
A fragmentary reflection on vacations as sequences of two week intervals. It notes fatigue and financial strain after holidays, ending with a sense of weariness and return to work.
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
1
A fragmentary reflection on vacations as sequences of two week intervals. It notes fatigue and financial strain after holidays, ending with a sense of weariness and return to work.
A lengthy editorial argues that repealing Section 14 B of Taft Hartley is a political payoff for labor and would curb workers rights in 19 states with right to work laws. It notes Johnson's push and cites Life Magazine on minimal economic impact, urging respect for state open shop experiments and civil rights as separate issues.
A 12 member board led by Eddie Watson formed the Andrews Industrial Foundation Inc to act as a private community bank for industrial development. The group will file for nonprofit status next week and may approve loans to deserving businesses while working with the chamber. Two directors will be named later.
More than 300 boys are expected to compete in the sixth annual Andrews Recreational Track and Field meet at Mustang Stadium. Preliminaries begin at 2 p.m. finals at 7 p.m. Teams from Pampa Lubbock Abilene San Angelo Odessa Carney Jal Monahans Midland and Andrews compete in four age divisions. Sponsor is the school's summer sports program directed by Coach Max Goldsmith. An exhibition event may be scheduled and Mark King of Midland may pole vault. King placed second in the Southwest Conference and fourth in the National Federation.
Southwest Blood Bank technicians will be in Andrews on June 23 to draw blood by appointment at Permian General Hospital. The plan covers one pint for a family of four under 19 and accepts premiums for those unable to donate. Donor age 18 to 60. weights and health rules apply. no physical exams required. local Women’s Auxiliary sponsors the program with no financial gain.
A tentative 682000 bond issue to finance a two year building program for the Andrews school system was presented to the board of trustees. Olshan Demolishing Co of Houston won the Devonian Elementary School demolition bid. work to start early July and finish in 65 days.
The Grace Baptist Church youth department hosts the Be thel Baptist 40 voice Teenage Choir of Arlington at 7:30 p.m. The Bethel Messengers mens trio and other teen groups perform. Director Bobby Caviness leads the choir and ensembles. Rev. George Golden will speak. Visitors receive dinner and breakfast before a day trip to Carlsbad Caverns.
Randy Wayne Allen five and Howard Ray Allen Jr eight were riding double on a bicycle when they collided with a car at NE Ave H. Both boys, children of Howard Ray Allen Sr, were taken to Permian General Hospital in satisfactory condition. Randy suffered several serious injuries including a concussion pelvis fracture and leg fracture. Howard Jr had multiple fractures of the pelvis and left leg a mild concussion a severe thigh laceration and an elbow contusion. The car driver was Sandra Brooks Taff of 633 Rice Drive.
County Judge Roy Bennett presented the 1965-66 budget totaling 1 476 000 dollars to about 30 tax representatives at the annual public hearing and equalization board meeting. The plan relies on 1 216 000 dollars from ad valorem taxes with 260 000 from licenses and office fees.
A student recalls a week at Boys State in Austin, detailing newfound understanding of state government and a memorable House of Representatives experience. The diary notes early rising for calisthenics and admiration for the Capitol chamber, with a hint of continued coverage on another page.
Fred Courtney of the local chamber presented county commissioners with a resolution adopted by the chamber board. It commends the group for aiding the Billionth Barrel of Oil Celebration in Andrews May 24 25 and for helping with a 1500 plus barbecue and other community projects including sand dig and the paint up fix up clean up campaign. The resolution was signed by Courtney and chamber manager Web Sharp.
Residents rush to safety as Sanderson floods force families from homes at 4 a.m. Grandparents Sotera Garcia 116 and Juan Garcia 99 evacuated by relatives amid destroyed belongings. Kinfolk gather at the elementary school for shelter and news of relatives' safety surfaces.
Three traffic accidents in Andrews during June ended the city’s 11 day stretch without a mishap. Police say enforcement helped reduce incidents. No serious injuries. First crash at South Main and Ave C involved Wanza Oneal and Mary Lee with $125 and $100 damages respectively. Mary Lee cited for failure to grant right of way.
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