Transfers Denied by School Board Says Superintendent
Several requests for student transfers between districts were denied at the regular school board meeting. Superintendent W. O. Caraway announced that only two letters were received about transfers from Wellman and Union, marking a first in the board's history.
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School Board of Trustees
W. O
Bill) Caraway
Wellman
Union
Caraway
Transfer Requests Follow Federal Court Order in Tyler
Caraway noted 10 students wished to transfer from Wellman with 2 approved and 8 denied while 8 sought transfer from Union with 3 approved. The board followed the standard procedure and cited a 1973 federal court order handed down at Tyler as the reason.
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Caraway
Wellman
Union
Tyler
Plains and Brownfield district transfer dispute discussed
Trustees heard that Plains ISD would accept transfers only for elementary grades while above seventh grade transfers were restricted. Citizens John Curtis and Tommy Elmore argued that moving into Plains or nearby land could allow continued schooling, seeking a legal way to adjust residency and transfer eligibility for their children.
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Plains
Texas Education Association
Caraway
John Curtis
Tommy Elmore
Brownfield
Curtis
Elmore
Plains Isd
James Willis
Bell Dairy Products
West Chemical Products
A. B. Dick Company
The
Texas Association of Schools
Tim Faulkenberry
Karen Simmons
Ronald R. Dennis
R. C. Griffin
Kathy Longbrake
Carolyn Young
William F. Martin
Too Wet To Plan Hinders Planting In Brownfield
The article notes ongoing rains since July 2 delaying fieldwork with 2.16 inches recorded in Brownfield since July 10 and daily totals through the 13th. Farmers face stalled planting for cotton grain sorghum soybeans and sunflowers with some wheat losses and hail damage while others anticipate a harvest if rains subside.
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Earl Elrod
Nabor Mrs. Bob Simpson Opens The Thumb Print In Brownfield
Vivacious Mrs. Bob Simpson opens The Thumb Print at 60S Lubbock Road in the former Ideal Gift Shop space. She offers crafts and classes in rub out crochet crewel and macrame with Saturday sessions for children 9 to 14 and extended weekday hours. Born in Palestine she grew up in Brownfield to J B and Ethelyne Marsh and is connected to local families and business.
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Bob
Vicki) Simpson
Brownfield
Lubbock Road
Ideal Gift Shop
Simpson
Palestine
J. B
Ethelyne Marsh
Levelland
Election Judges and Alternates Appointed by Terry County
Terry County commissioners selected election judges and alternates for the November general election. Named: Precinct 1 Box 1 party House judge Mrs John L Hill and alternate Mrs Dennis.
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Terry County
Party House
John L. Hill
Dennis
God’s Creation Parable Meets HEPA In Mock Debate
A humorous piece blends Bible lore with environmental talk showing God facing a mock environmental impact review by a fictional HEPA and a council debating light, earth, and heavens. The rest covers local long meeting notes on bids, personnel, and county business.
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Heaven and the
Earth
HEPA
Heavenly Environmental Protection Agency
God
Hepa Council
Sierrangel Club
Weather Outlook: Cool, Showery Pattern to Move On
The National Weather Bureau notes a low pressure cool wet front continues showers this afternoon and evening. Temperatures stay cool until the weekend when dry warm days and cool nights return.
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National Weather Bureau
Democratic board names Pete Cramer for Justice of the Peace
During a Tuesday meeting the Democratic executive board unanimously named Pete Cramer as candidate for Justice of the Peace. The vacancy follows the death of George Steele. Republican chairman James Evans was away, leaving uncertain if a Republican candidate will be offered in November.
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Democratic Executive Board
Pete Cramer
Justice of the Peace
Bob Gibson
George Steele
James Evans
Plane Crash Fatal To Two In Colorado
Two men died in a July 9 light plane crash near Stapleton Airport Aurora Colorado. Jimmie Knowles of Brownfield piloted the craft and Paul Lynn Christian of Lubbock died with him. The two were en route to Lubbock when high winds may have contributed to the crash which also struck a house and several cars. Funeral services for Knowles were held at Crescent Hills Church of Christ with interment in Terry County Memorial Cemetery. Christian’s services were at Turkey Church of Christ with burial in Turkey Cemetery. Survivors for Knowles include a widow a son and two daughters along with his parents and siblings. Christian is survived by a widow a daughter and his mother.
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K. D. Moore
Bevers
Harvey Smith
Smith
Brownfield
Herbert Chesshir
Bartlett
Moore
Remington
Light Bulb Supply Inc
Coleman Park
Physicians Pathology Service
Latham and Stults Inc
Terry County Tax Evaluation Service
South Plains Health Department
Justice of the Peace
Lubbock
Stapleton International Airport
Aurora
Colo
Jimmie Knowles
Paul Lynn Christian
Knowles
Crescent Hills
Mickey
Jeff
Carole
Neisha
Florence Weems
Amarillo
Jack Knowles
Muleshoe
Nelvis
Lanny
Jannis McNeely
Levelland
Debbie Knowles
Canyon
Gerald Goldston
Dale Andrews
Doyle Moss
Ken Kelsay
Don Hamilton
Guy Bennett
Christian
Turkey Church of Christ
Turkey Cemetery
Anita
Melisa Payton
Lynette Stewart
E. Christian
Ray Pierce
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Mike) Miranda
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Vicki] Simpson
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