Southwestern Bell Announces New DDD Rate Adjustment
Southwestern Bell unveiled a long distance rate change effective September 1 aimed at boosting gross revenue by about 2 percent annually, with higher charges for operator-assisted Texas calls and reduced rates for Direct Distance Dialing and self dialed station-to-station calls. The plan, first major intrastate hike since 1955, includes a one-minute initial rate for night DDD and new rate periods, plus two holidays with reduced DDD rates. H. Schodde projects a $7 million net operating revenue increase and notes the policy aligns with AT&T trends to favor operator-assisted calls. May affect Texas towns not yet equipped for DDD by requiring basic area code and number when dialing via operator.
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Dallas
Texas
Southwestern Bell
H. Schodde
Schodde
At&t
Local Visitorsand Family Notices Highlight Area Residents
Special Correspondent reports multiple visits across Meadow Childress Hall County and Lockney. Families include Turners Garris ons Thorne Wygal Cox Weirs and Dill Meander between hospitals homes and grandparents with DeLois Ann Dill returning home to Anna after a stay with Keel and Dill grandparents.
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Aubrey Testerman
John Turner
Meadow
A.G. Woods
M.H
M. H. Turner
Childress Hospital
Tommy Garrison
Tom
Shawn
J.A. Stinnett
Hall County Hospital
Dan Thorne
Atascadero
Calif
Roy Wygal
J. D. Cox
Willie Dean Rose
Lockney
Sammy Weir
Cynthia
Hope
Donald Weirs
DeLois Ann Dill
Anna
W. O. Keel
J. L. Dill
Childress
Tell Homecoming Draws Hundreds in Childress Elks Lodge Visit
A long list of visitors from Childress, Wolfforth, Pampa, Amarillo and beyond attends the 13th annual Tell Homecoming at the Childress Elks Lodge Sands with about 300 in attendance. The narrative also notes various family visits and friendships including J. A. Stinnett, Roy Wygal, Weldon Stinnett and Geraldine Jones among those mentioned. A closing oddity refers to a seal with a three-footed appearance due to fused rear flippers, with two separate front flippers observed.
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Balls
R. E. Smith
Pampa
Weldon Stinnett
Fort Worth
J. A. Stinnett
Weldon Bell
Rayford Jones
Mr. Bell
Mr. Jones
Dallas
Jones
Marilyn Robbins
Ted Jones
Miss Robbins
Canyon
Amarillo
Juanita Stinnett
J. B. Stipnett
Lubbock
Peter Osburn
J. C. Smith
Giles Benham
Andrews
Benham
Betty Brown
Wichita Falls
M. A. Barron
Jackie
Carl Polk
Childress Elks Lodge Sands
Polar Shore strong Arctic tug supply vessel joins Offshore fleet
The Polar Shore, yard number 699-10n, built to Lloyds Class 1 standards, sails with 7 260 hp and variable pitch propellers for towing. A bow thruster enhances maneuverability near rigs as part of Offshore Supply Association’s 42-ship fleet.
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Arctic
Selby
England
Polar Shore
Lloyds
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