Netters Win 41 in Rios and Area Tennis Clash
Tennis results show multiple singles and doubles wins across boys and girls. Notable performances include Mont Wilkes and Grady Muldrow defeating opponents in tight sets, Tammie Patton and Stefani Morrish claiming girls victories, and several doubles teams triumphing in close matches. The report also notes ongoing standings and rebate figures from various locales.
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Tammie Patton
Jesusa Hernandez
Stefani Morrish
Belive Price
Leigh Ann Lockett
Isabel Ybarra
Krystal Hale
Lori Hernandez
Lamesa
Boys Bles
Richard Hope
Russel Purvis
Castillo
Gonzales
Robert Bloodworth
John Smith
Clark
Prather
Grady Muldrow
Mont Wilkes
Estrada
Briones
Kenny Alexander
Charles Rimer
Brownfield Board Reviews Vocational Building and Enrollment Figures
The BISD board accepted a recommendation to use a vocational building as a potential partial fix with plans to repair the rest of the high school similarly if satisfactory. Terry County tax chief J O Burnett reported a 1981-82 property value of 619,193,426 and a school tax bill projection of 3,095,967 at 50 cents per 100 dollars. Enrollment through seven weeks totaled 2,630 students with 659 in high school, 615 in middle, 439 in intermediate, and 917 in elementary schools. Lana Perkins was hired as high school English teacher and Carey White sought a homecoming bonfire on Oct 29 at Cub Stadium. An executive session followed with no comments upon resumption.
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J.O. Burnett
Terry County
Burnett
Jack Pinson
Brownfield
Lana Perkins
Carey White
Cub Stadium
Bill Swaringen
Retrospective on Kenedy County's Forbidden Frontier
Talk of Texas recalls Kenedy County once sealing itself off from outsiders for nearly nine decades. With 1407 square miles never crossed by a public highway, guards patrolled fences while five powerful ranch families shaped its birth in the 1850s and the 1921 creation of the county from parts of Cameron Hidalgo and Willacy.
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Kenedy County
America
South Texas
Cameron
Hidalgo
Willacy
Armstrong, Garcia, Kenedy, King and Yturrias
Pblic
Corpus Christi
Rio Grande Valley
Riviera
Kleberg County
Influential Mentors Shaping a Man’s Path
Paul Harvey reflects on paternal figures who guided his life. He recalls his father’s death when he was three and describes mentors including Homer McKee and judge H I Green of Daville Illinois, noting their wisdom and influence.
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Homer McKee
H.I. Green
Daville
Ill
Supreme Court
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