Fresh Face Sought on Insurance Board in Texas
AUSTIN AP reports State Insurance Board chair Joe Christie urged Gov. Briscoe not to reappoint Durwood Manford, 58, who has served since 1961. Christie favors a fresh face as Manford’s term ends Jan. 31, 1977, amid Manford’s expected resignation to run for U.S. Senate.
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BAWA Board Honors Paul Jason For Service
The CITY ABAWA Board praised Paul Jason for his leadership during surface water supply negotiations and his recent resignation due to a forthcoming job transfer to Wisconsin. Robert L. Gillette lauded Jason as an asset and role model for the board.
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Snow falls in Panhandle and plains as weather brief
Our World from AP Wire reports light snow in the northern Texas Panhandle and adjacent areas of New Mexico and Oklahoma. In San Antonio, ex Lt. Gov Ben Barnes was slated to testify before a U.S. House Subcommittee probing Texas bank failures amid federal inquiries. Houston notes gas suppliers expect Congress to approve decontrol of wellhead prices for new natural gas next year.
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School committee outlines approach to parent conferences
Herring outlined steps to reinforce patriotism with praise over rewards and to schedule parent teacher conferences to discuss child progress. He noted preplanning is needed, principals to prepare implementation plans, and changes to kindergarten program explanations for next year. Peer tutoring with parental consent is used, with notices to parents for tutoring. Bus schedules must align with education plans, noting bilingual students cause later starts and earlier dismissals in some cases.
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Herring
Walden Oak opens uncommon preschool in Baytown
Baytown will get Walden Oak, an uncommon private preschool for ages three through six at 3100 Baker Road. It opens in January with 120 capacity, low pupil teacher ratio, and a program tailored to each child. Tuition is 15 weekly half day and 30 weekly full day.
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New Health Plan Reaches 900 Enrollees in Queens-Nassau
The Community Health Program of Queens-Nassau has 900 participants enrolled. Sponsored by Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center and Blue-Cross Blue Shield of Greater New York, the prepaid health care plan aims to expand access to medical services.
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