Brownfield School Board approves Meals on Wheels kitchen use
The Brownfield School Board unanimously allowed the Meals on Wheels program to use the administration building kitchen five times weekly to feed about 35 elderly residents. The group will cover utility costs and begin using the kitchen in about two weeks, while stressing adherence to school guidelines. The board also discussed maintenance projects for the summer including auditorium lighting, middle school renovations, and potential high school gym air conditioning, noting the gym already has 25 tons of cooling.
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Wilson Hart
Brownfield
Whee
Wheatley
Hart
United Way
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Lou Lindsey
Lindsey
W.O. Caraway
Tom Hardy
Ninth Grade Test Scores Raise Motivational Questions
Pinson says ninth graders show weaker performance on the TABS tests due to lower motivation and less teacher contact in higher grades. He cites a "Don't Care" attitude, home influence, and test seriousness as factors. Percentages vary widely across subjects and grades, with caution urged in comparing years due to different test formats.
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Texas governor sets July 13 special session agenda
Governor Bill Clements announced a 30 day special session starting July 13 to tackle five items: repeal of the ad valorem tax creation of a Texas water trust fund revision of the property tax code congressional redistricting and licensing of physicians Emergency focus on redistricting and Medical Practice Act extension. Redistricting dispute centers on Dallas minority district with potential impact on incumbents Jim Mattox Martin Frost and possible new Republican seats.
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Bill Clements
Clements
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Clayton
Dallas
Jim Mattox
Martin Frost
Hospital Budget Adopted Amid Board Meeting Notes
The board approved a budget funded by ad valorem taxes, estimating to raise $727,288, up $102,363, with unanimous support after a lengthy session. Accreditation reviews were tabled due to absences. staff was unavailable for comment. The meeting closed for personnel discussions while noting staff absent and medical representation lacking.
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Les Britton
George Williford
Joint Commission
Bob Bailey
Bailey
Carl Smith
Jo Willis
M. Hazel Bowman
Joe Masso
Southwestern Bell Public Rate Increase Notice 1981
Public Utility Commission of Texas notice announces Southwestern Bell plans a new rate schedule effective July 21, 1981, predicting a 15.8 percent intrastate revenue rise. The full schedule is on file with the PUC and available at company offices and in affected municipalities. The filing also proposes higher rates for interexchange private line and FX service, impacting customers of other carriers.
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