Know your agent in hurricane time and insurance trust
Editorial argues that after Hurricane Carla, most claims settled smoothly but many policyholders lacked local agents. Texas Legislature found those with local agents received better service, underscoring that insurance works best when handled by a responsible local agent who knows the client and their needs, come hell or high water.
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Regulatory report questions push for securities market changes
The Securities and Exchange Commission urges caution about reforms that could curb 20th century market practices. The 2100 page study risks reducing liquidity and responsiveness, potentially harming investment and growth, despite aims to curb abuses and protect the public.
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Mighty Mustang spirit shines in Andrews Homecoming preview
Exuberant notes preview Andrews High football and spirit for homecoming. Veterans praise past traditions while junior students host a Powder Pull football game. A hijinks filled halftime shows the baton mishap by Ronald Castleman. Youth Center gains city management with a student Youth Council directing activities.
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Andrews County News Masthead and policy note
The Andrews County News publishes Sundays and Thursdays from Andrews Texas with editor publisher James Roberts and staff. It warns corrections will be made upon notification and disclaims liability for typos beyond space occupied. reserves right to edit advertising copy.
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Corridor Classics Preview Beats Levelland in Homecoming Clash
The Round Up staff races to finish an eight page Homecoming edition as anticipation builds for the game tomorrow night. Determined to secure a win, the paper highlights the looming Levelland showdown and bets on spirited campus support.
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Connally Reacts to Special Session Talk and Redistricting Debate
Gov. Connally dismissed rumors of an imminent special legislative session while urging poll tax repeal and warning of chaos if the constitutional amendment is rejected. He met in Washington on funding, energy, and park plans and noted a possible November visit by President Kennedy. A federal suit against Texas congressional reapportionment was heard as Rep. Menton Murray questioned current districting guidelines.
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Perryton Adopts New Traffic Rules After City Council Vote
Perryton motorists will learn a new traffic ordinance as city officials finalize stop signs on Ash Street mark parallel parking and install traffic lights after city council approval.
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