Union district tackles Edgewood ruling impact and district issues
Union Independent School District trustees heard Clark discuss Edgewood versus Kirby effects on small schools, tax collection suits by Terry County Appraisal District, and a Four County Co op matter. The board noted student count at 107, parent involvement efforts, contractor vehicle bids, and a technology plan focused on keyboarding and computer labs.
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San Antonio
Union Independent School District
Georgia Garcia
Big Spring
UISD
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Wellman ISD trustees to consider 1988-89 report and bids
The Wellman Independent School District board will meet at 8 p m to approve the 1988-89 annual performance report and discuss bids on track resurfacing and a vocational agriculture department pickup. They will examine a freeport exemption resolution, review the 1988-89 audit, and anticipate approval of the 1989-90 Timn agreement. Superintendent Raymond Lusk will report on TEA accreditation and extended leave beyond accumulated days.
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Wellman Independent School District
Vocational Agriculture Department
Raymond Lusk
Texas Education Association
They Are Your Representatives Write Them
A compact list presents contact addresses and phone numbers for U S House Member Larry Combest and Senators Phil Gramm and Lloyd Bentsen, plus Sen John Montford and State Rep Jim Rudd, with their respective district or state offices in Washington and Austin and ZIPs.
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Larry Combest
U.S. House of Representatives
Longworth
Washington
D.C
Phil Gramm
Texas
Russell Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Texas
John Montford
P.O. Box
Austin
Jim Rudd
Police reports show October crime and traffic trends
The October police tally lists public intoxication leading with 23 cases, followed by theft, criminal mischief, simple assault, and various burglaries. Arrests totaled four on warrants from other agencies, and traffic incidents declined from last year with 137 violations overall, led by speeding and license-related offenses.
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U.S
Excerpts Reflect Turmoil and Local Records of October 1989
The passage surveys global upheaval from Tiananmen to natural disasters and lists local offenses from expired licenses to driving violations. Juvenile and animal statistics show declines, while citations and fees drop sharply. Deceased counts fall and vehicle removals stay minimal at October’s end.
Brownfield jail arrests and four November Citizens named
A Terry County deputy reported arrests for Revocation of Probation and Public Intoxication after a van search found no weapons and a blown tire. Four suspects were booked around 5:10 a.m. at Terry County Jail. Clarence Mackey 31 faced Assault charges with no bond. Elizar Cruz 18 held on Retaliation with 5000 dollar bond for Brownfield Police Department. Brownfield Intermediate School named four November Citizens of the Month.
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Terry County
Clarence Mackey
Elizar Cruz
Brownfield
BIS
Brownfield Intermediate School
Jesse Geron
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J. Hadyn Griffin
Brownfield Nursing Home
Margaret Anderson
Griffin
Whitesboro
Postal Department
Margene Peachee
Lubbock
Andy Griffin
Plano
Judy Bourn
Clark
Tiger Lily Boutique
Colonial Heights
Michael Cauley
North 3Rd
Rachel Guerra
Linda Mayfield
Garry Ritter Motorplex
GMC
WISD
Police
Tianamen Square
Beijing
Tanner Gardner
Jessi Parsley
Jeremy Contreras
Lee Anna Turnbough
Janna Forbes
Jim
Scott
Hester
Plains
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