Million Dollar Center Planned for Andrews Square Area
J A Russell division vice president of T G Y Stores Co announced a new 30 000 square foot T G Y store and a 22 000 square foot Winn Dixie supermarket in Andrews Square at the northeast corner of Avenue K and North Main The project to begin in late 1977 aims for completion by spring 1978 with Hallmark Builders as general contractor and Revco Drugs anchoring the complex E J Brown president of T G Y coefficient stated the center will boost local employment and growth
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Andrews
J.A. Russel
T.g.&y. Stores Co
Andrews Square
Avenue K
North Main
Brady-Gentry-Brady General Partnership of
Lubbock
Winn-Dixie
Peay Stores Co
R. E Russell
Tomlinson, E. L. Gosselin
A. Young
T.g.&y
Revco Drugs
Hallmark Builders of
Mustang
Jeanie Wicks
AHS
Betty Dockery
Cathy Harper
Bob Goad
Mitzi Timms
Albert Timms
Main Street
Avenue D
Avenue A
1Ist Street
1St Street
Homecoming Plans Highlighted Friday in Andrews Mustang Tilt
Friday features a Mustang homecoming parade at 4 p.m. and a night game against the Brownfield Cubs. Veterans Bill Jones and Oron Price, first 1930 team members, attend as two longtime Andrews residents.
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Andrews Mustangs
Brownfield Cubs
Bill Jones
Oron Price
Jones
Price
Andrews
T. V. Montgomery
Summerhill
Montgomery
Knox Irwin
Ott King
Oren Price
Matt Ellis
Wally Montgomery
Stanford Dillara
Melvin Turnbow
Louis
Horace
Morris
Matt
Jeff
Seldon Turnbow
Anson Chapman
Mike Price
Howard Walters
Bill Betenbough
Mustang
Baptist Church
O'donnell
Pyote
Seminole
Brownfield
Ackerly
Oron
Bill
Andrews Board Probes School Sale and Bus Policy
Andrews Independent School District board members questioned the handling of the 1976-77 Building Trades house sale to Darrel Walker including an uncashed check and later resale with profit. They also discussed third grade class additions and potential refilling of a former coordinator position as well as para professional enrollment in TSTA.
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Andrews Independent School District Board
Dan Sullivan
Trades House
Darrel Walker
Sullivan
Walker
Norman Hall
Conrad Turner
Turner
Mary Nell Dodd
Hall
Texas State Teacher’s Association
TSTA
Lee
First Winner For Contest Announced
Ira Batchelor was declared the winner in the first round of the News annual football contest. Eleven entrants had perfect scores on ten games and judges selected the winner and runnerup from these due to a tie breaker mix up. Batchelor wins 20.00 dollars. Bobby Rutledge takes 10.00 dollars as runnerup. Entries due by 5 p.m. Friday at Jones McCall Pharmacy.
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Ira Batchelor
News
Batchelor
Bobby Rutledge
Mustangs and Cubs Vie in Mustang Bowl Homecoming Tilt
Andrews Mustangs host Brownfield Cubs in the Mustang Bowl homecoming game at 8 p.m. Friday. Coach Tommy Watkins notes homecoming boosts effort but can distract. Brownfield, injured but with 11 returning starters, relies on running back David Harrell and receivers Duane Sales Danny McCrummen Lynn Goldston Jay Bryant.
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Mustang
Tommy Watkins
Andrews
Cubs
Brownfield
Watkins
Levelland
Seminole Indians
Joel Gilliland
Mickey Seal
Snyder
David Harrell
Duane Sales
Danny McCrummen
Lynn Goldston
Jay Bryant
Seminole
McCrummen
Lamesa Tornados
Joe Barnes
Ricky Loyd
Races Open as Hance and Jones Enter Texas Seats
State Sen Kent Hance of Lubbock announced his candidacy for the congressional seat vacated by George Mahon at Andrews Airport. Former Rep Delwin Jones of Lubbock declared for Hance's 28th Senate District, aiming to leverage eight years in the House including chairmanships on agriculture and redistricting.
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Kent Hance
Lubbock
Andrews
George Mahon
Delwin Jones
State Senate
Hance
George W. Bush
Midland
Mahon
Capitol Hill
Big Brother
Jones
State House
Agriculture
College Teams Clash At Mustang Bowl Saturday
Junior college football arrives in Andrews with NMMI Bronchos and Cisco Wranglers facing off at 7 30 p m in Mustang Bowl. Local efforts by Conrad Turner helped schedule the game amid two program histories since 1975. Admission at the gate is 250 for adults and 1 for students.
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Andrews
Cisco Junior College
New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Conrad Turner
Turner
Nmmi Bronchos
Cisco Wranglers
Broncs
Big Spring
Chamber of Commerce
Kermit
Ron Lipsey
Bronchos
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New Company
Oklahoma City
E. J. Brwon
Kathy Harper
Andrews Civic Center
Senator Kent Hance
Walter Ingram
Mustangs
Jesse T. George
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