Wind of Winter Hits West Texas Causes Disruptions
A strong windstorm across West Texas halted sports events in Cameron and Belton high schools and toppled a construction scaffold at Milam Youth Exposition building site. Winds reached 100 mph, reminiscent of Dust Bowl days, while other areas saw damage and field activity paused. The piece then shifts to reflections on tea leaf reading and psychic perception.
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West Texas
Cameron
Belton
el Paso
New Milam Youth Exposition Bldg
West
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Warning on Installing CB Antennas Near Power Lines
Texas Power and Light warns CB radio users planning base station antennas to avoid proximity to power lines. Recent accidents killed or injured workers when antennas touched lines. Safety steps include not placing near lines and using non metallic rope. consult a company rep if inexperienced.
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Texas Power & Light Company
Tp&l
Fourteen vie for Alcoa scholarships at Rockdale Works
Fourteen area high school students compete for two $4,000 Alcoa Foundation college scholarships to be awarded next month at Rockdale Works. The eight member selection board reviewed SAT scores and grades from 45 Alcoa employees' children. two alternates will be announced with the winners. Colleges chosen will receive $1,200 unrestricted grants.
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Alcoa Foundation
Aluminum Company of America
Rockdale Works
Walter Vincent
Rockdale Independent School District
Lawrence Kubacak
John Pruett
Melissa Wickes
Rockdale
Janice Bayer
Mary Ann Elliott
Kirk Schwartz
Caldwell
Richard Raymond
Molly Story
Yoe High
Cameron
Douglas Alexander
Dana Farr
David Rozacky
Virginia Urbanek
Taylor
Dale Caffey
Thorndale
Alice Faye Mikulencak
Thrall
Alcoa
Vincent Said
Buckholts Museum Showcases Historic Artifacts and Displays
Buckholts Museum features a piano, pearls from a wedding gown, a 100 year old cash register, a corn sheller, a hand cranked siren, Indian artifacts, a Victrola, 1912 ladies shoes, and an antique iron ruffler. The old Buckholts State Bank building houses city hall and the museum which plans April 8 open day with a bake sale to raise funds. The museum began during Buckholts Bicentennial preparations in 1975 and opened publicly on July 4, 1976.
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Buckholts Museum
Buckholts State Bank
City Hall
Buckholts
Frances Fuchs
Library board weighs microfilm system purchase
Mrs. Katherine Looney proposed buying a microfilm microfiche system for the library. No action was taken due to lack of quorum, but Boots Stroup will canvass members for approval. The project is recommended by the book committee and estimated at just over $500. Financials show operating fund $3,192.43, book fund $1,022.92, and CDs totaling $10,359.20.
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Library Board
Katherine Looney
Boots Stroup
Looney
Drunk Charges Filed Against La Grange Couple
A LaGrange couple were jailed Sunday night on charges of driving while intoxicated and public drunkenness after their car struck two parked pickups near the Milam Burleson county line. Chris Berry drove the vehicle. Arrow Oilfield Construction Co. pickups suffered heavy and light damage respectively. Mrs. Berry faces a drunkenness charge. Buckholts area residents helped open and maintain a local museum funded by bake sales and utilities cover. The committee seeks an old home to house exhibits.
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LaGrange
Milam-Burleson County
Chris Berry
Arrow Oilfield Construction Co
DPS
Don Wardlaw
Rockdale
Buckholts
Fuchs
Mrs. Ruzicka resigns from Buckholts school board
Buckholts school board accepts the resignation of Mrs. Glenda Ruzicka after four years of service. She is moving to Cameron and will not seek reelection. The board will not fill the seat before the April 2 trustee election. filings for the unexpired term close at 4 p.m. March 2. Ray Harris and Mrs. Gladys Allison filed for re-election.
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Buckholts
Glenda Ruzicka
Cameron
Jimmy Hauk
Ruzicka
Hauk
Ray Harris
Gladys Allison
Sugar Loaf Raid Nets Nine Arrests In Milam County
Milam County sheriff's officers and Milano Constable J T Morgan arrested nine Sunday after a raid on Sugar Loaf Mountain. Seven men from Bryan College Station area pleaded guilty to marijuana possession, fined $150 and given 30 day jail terms probated. Two men were charged with trespassing and fined $107.50 each. A separate break‑in at Village Courts in Rockdale led to an ongoing investigation into stolen clothing, jewelry, a pistol, a stereo and a CB radio.
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Milam County
Milano
J. T. Morgan
Leroy Broadus
Justice of the Peace
Jess Brock
David Stewart
Terry Stevenson
Randal Riddle
Gary Sims
Russell Stauffer
Stephen Drew
Melvin Bates
Bryan College Station
Robert Gardner
Stewart Roman
Bryan
Broadus
County Sheriff’s Department
Rockdale
GED Tests Scheduled in Cameron on Two Saturdays
County School Supt Max McClaren announced GED tests will be held on February 26 and March 5 in the Ben Milam School building Cameron. Tests start at 8 30 p m and are administered by Jack Ruzicka with a $10 charge for the whole test or $2 per section. Three parts are on the first Saturday and two parts on the second. Passing the GED grants the equivalent of a high school diploma.
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Ben Milam
Cameron
Max McClaren
Jack Ruzicka
McClaren
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