New President Eyes Time Change And Waste Watchdog
In the wake of President Ford, the nation may revert to Standard Time from November to February, shifting away from daylight saving measures of the energy crisis era. The shift pleases many in West Texas amid concerns about safety from dark school mornings and doubts about the energy savings Bylaw. The piece also notes public discontent with costly projects, listing various government studies abroad and domestically funded, including a Polish frogs study and a Pentagon Frisbee project, urging fiscal restraint.
Council Approves FAA TAC Runway Repair Grant
The City Council on Tuesday approved applying to the Texas Aeronautical Commission and the Federal Aviation Association for funds to repair Curtis Field runways and ramps. They considered drainage survey needs for the track and reviewed city finances and utility, zoning, sewer, and fire equipment issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Aeronautical Commission
Federal Aviation Association
Curtis Field
Jubilee Association
G. Rollie White
Emergency group sets meeting over Brady Lake drowning incident
McCulloch County Civil Defense director J. W. Hughes announced an organizational meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday August 29 in the county courtroom. The group aims to handle natural disasters search and rescue drownings lost children and hunters and would recruit divers first aid instructors and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense
John W. Hughes
Sims Fire Equipment Co
Brady Lake
Pat Parham
Lamesa
J. W. Hughes
McCulloch County
Hughes
McCulloch
Brady
Dwight Smith
E. W. Frost
Johnny Dale Williams
Jerry Dotson
Women's
Bulldogs Face Lampasas In Friday Scrimmage
Brady 1974 Bulldogs prepare for their first competition hosting Lampasas Badgers in a controlled scrimmage. Junior varsity starts at 6 p.m. followed by the varsity at 7 30. The event also features the Meet the Bulldogs program and the junior high Lions. McLeod notes 166 players total with 29 on varsity and 28 on JV. Offense lags while defense improves through hustle and tackling.
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Brady
Bulldogs
Lampasas Badgers
Jerry McLeod
McLeod
Bobby Arge
Dickye Moore
Lions
No Visitation At New Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
The Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital board requests no visitation inside the new building until the open house on Sunday September 8 workers finish cleaning and preparing for the grand opening Public cooperation is requested Cong W R Bob Poage will visit Brady at the Plateau Restaurant at 9 am Saturday August 24 meeting Heart of Texas Historical Museum Committee and Brady Chamber officials The public is invited to welcome him during his Brady stop
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Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
W. R
Bob) Poage
Brady
Plateau
Heart of Texas Historical Museum Committee
Brady Chamber of Commerce
Cong. Poage
First World Championship Barbecued Goat Cooking Contest at Richards Park
Brady Jaycees host August 29 to 31 world goat cooking contest at Richards Park with coals building by sunup August 31 and judging at 4 to 6 PM. Event features include junior horse show at G Rollie White Downs, booths, dances, contests, and a goat supper auctioned post judging with KNEL and local chambers handling bids.
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Richards Park
Brady Jaycees
C&r Carnival
Brady Swinging Squares
G. Rollie White Downs
Brady Jaycee
Brady Chamber of Commerce
KNEL
Jaycees
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Ford
Transportation Department
Congress
U. S. News & World Report
Washington
Poland
Pakistan
Yugoslavia
Central College
Iowa
University of Pittsburgh
People’s Republic of China
Us&wr
Pentagon
Turkey
Judy Carson
Debbie Craft
Bulldog
Will
Susan Bratton
Judy Dahlberg
Laurie Taliaferro
Charlotte Rice
John Tittle
Norman Lawler
J. D. Barley
Luhr Addition
Fritz Underwood
Voea
J. D. Floyd
Lawler
U.S. 87 Highway Association
Raton
N. Mex
Freese
Nichols and
Endress
State Health Department
Clifford Grubbs
Gram
James Feazelle
Brad
Jimmy Criswell
Corey
Dallas
W. R. Crew
Army Reserve
Fort Hood
Lampasas
New Hospital
George
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