Ordinance Granting Childress Taxi Franchise To Sylvester White
Legal notice for Ordinance No. 551 granting Sylvester White dba Greenbelt Cab a ten year taxi franchise in Childress Texas. Sets rates 50–55 cents within city, extra charges for stops, medicines, groceries. includes franchise and annual fees, office requirement, 24 hour phone service, vehicle markings and quarterly state tests, minimum fleet of one vehicle. Includes enforcement terms and duty to cooperate with police.
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Sylvester White
City OF Childress
Texas
Childress
Country Club
Childress adopts taxi franchise and operator licensing rules
City of Childress ordinance requires motor vehicle liability coverage of 10 000 per person 20 000 per accident and 5 0000 property damage for taxi transport. It bans operation without a franchise or licensed supervision with penalties including fines up to 100 and license cancellation. Effective after publication with mayor C J Lyons and city secretary Louis Sally.
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State of
Texas
City of Childress
A.D
C. J. Lyons
Childress
Louis Sally
Cotton Ginning in Paducah Area Trails 1968 Pace
Paducah Cottle County 1969 cotton ginnings lag far behind last year with 5 526 bales weighed in by Monday at the Panhandle Compress. Four Paducah gins processed 3 622 bales. other county gins and Grow gin in King County contributed the rest. Farmers report slow turnout, with several planting guar after rains and some ginners predicting far larger totals than actual. Harvest slowed by light drizzle as the season struggles to take hold. In England a new agricultural chaplain role emerges in Lincoln Diocese with the Rev Alain Taylor to focus on farm issues.
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Paducah
Cottle County
Panhandle
King County
Lincoln
England
Church of
Consumer prices to rise as economy faces mixed signals
Washington economists anticipate 4 percent consumer price gains in 1968 with GNP at about 985 billion dollars and a possible 1 trillion-dollar level by November. Real output may lag as inflation grows, signaling a mild, brief recession rather than a deep downturn. Unemployment hovered near 3.4 percent in late 1969, while car sales and retail activity weakened amid inflation fears.
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Sterling Green
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Washington
Ciip
Nixon
U. S. Corporation
U. S
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Prayers Reported Before Karoo School Rugby Games
A South African reader notes that outback Karoo school rugby teams kneel in prayer before matches. The captain explains they pray for victory and better play, adding it reduces fighting, reflecting rugby’s cultural prominence in the region.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Outback
Karoo
Cape Province
Platteland
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