Local Families Visit and Relocations Across States
Locals Mr and Mrs Hill Lawe and son from San Antonio visit Mr and Mrs Jim Mayden as Jay Mayden visits grandparents in Antlers Oklahoma. Melinda Mayden returns from Athene with Mr and Mrs Cordon Dougherty. Harry Ho moves from St Paul to Burlington to become materials manager at Burlington Railroad. Mrs Collins heads to Culver City with daughter Madelyne and Glyndor Kiley then to Los Angeles to see grandson Cary Hiley and Vieda Hiley with family. Melanie and Jimmy Worth with Tracy and Kimberly plan a 4 dance recital. Kelleylyn Tratford visiting Abilene with grandparents Mr and Mrs Hobert Herndon.
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Hill Lawe
Sone
San Antonio
Jim Mayden
Jay Mayden
Harry Ho
Mike Pennell
Childress
Melissa
St Paul
Minn
Burlington
Lawe
Burlington Northern
Hurlington Railroad
Mra J
Collins
Culver City
Caliornia
Madelyne
Glyndor Kiley
Los Angeles
Cary
Vieda Hiley
Kenneth Fink Attends Presbyterian General Assembly
Kenneth Fink participates in the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church USA in Tuscaloosa Alabama this week representing the Pale Runction Presbytery He was earlier a lay delegate and is expected to return to Childress Saturday The report notes previous attendance at an Assembly in Hidiainns.
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Kenneth Fink
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of the
Tuscaloosa
Childress
Thalse
Pod
Hidiainns
Plague and Concession Set on a Shifting Map
A fragmentary report notes leaders and places in a shifting plan under discussion. President Hibbens appears in a context of a five-point map with concessions and control elements affecting coastal and inland locations.
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Hibbens
Grants and costs of federal aid to communities vary widely
The study shows grants for education welfare health and urban programs cost communities differently. It notes Christness Counties paid about 1.77 million and the state total 250 million. Florida taxpayers bore the heaviest burden at 146 dollars per dollar of aid while Alaska paid 42 cents.
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Christness
Florida
Tey
Alaska
Court notes golf course bankruptcy issues and lease bond
Brister reports the property as a long term investment but operating costs exceed income by 2000 to 3000 dollars monthly. The Arizona estate cancels Nowlin's lease due to a bankruptcy filing and failure to provide a 100000 dollar bond. No purchase option timing is known and funds are not recommended for use.
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Brister
Arizona
Nowlin
Nowlin Cotton Company Audit Delays Bankruptcy Hearing
The Arizona trustee and Fairbock seek to retain an interest on the property while Nowlin Cotton Company records are audited. A two month period was set for the counting and hearing to proceed after the audit is completed.
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Arizona
Nowlin
Fairbock
Nowlin Cotton Company
Showmanship Winners Highlight Cottle County Horse Event
Melinda Weatherbee of Childress wins showmanship at the Cottle County 441 Horse Show and Proxyday. Beran Beretta Claude named grand champion mare with Briss Bens as handler. Dreamy Dell and Charpy earn reserve honors. The event features riders from counties Core, King, Childress, Cook, and Potter with multiple age groups and classes.
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Paiucan
Babe
Briss Bensi
Mee
Beran Beretta Claude
Sin
Rane Scott
Gayion Sot
Vera
Dreamy Dell Theat
Charpy
Gary Carpenter
Hail Carpenter
Quanah
Jon Muller
Beany Butler
Gucrin
Peewee
Han
Bowls Point
Seott Carpenter
Mise Beton
Dane Hastings
Warahachie
Core
King
Childress
Kook
Wordeman
Foard Armstrong
Hall
Kent
Potter
Freddy Prather
Larry Thompson
Terry Brooks
Unclear OCR Entry on Officials and Funding
Fragments mention Arnie Airfheld Childress, HaqMest Interiors program funding of 700.10, a com hership, President James Bartlett, District Governor Larry Polte, and Willar Harrmack of Altus in an unidentified administrative context.
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Ihildress Arnie Airfheld Childress
Hederal
Clots Stiner
Wehreverment Pir Iy
James Bartlett Tray
Larry Polte
Bomb threats disrupt sites in Wilmington and New York
Bomb threats reported at the duPont building in Wilmington Delaware and the Exxon Building in New York. Other mentions include Oak Brook Illinois and Chicago area facilities amid scattered notices of small scale explosive concerns.
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duPont
Walter Lockhoot Lions Speaker Visits Washington on Behalf of Childress
Walter Lockhoot spoke today at a Lions Club meeting about his and Louis Sallys trip to Washington DC representing the City of Childress. He said federal funding for grants depends on smart and quick action and noted Amarillo and Wichita Falls had representatives there, the first such visit since 1980 by Morris Higley and then Mayor HC Pressar.
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Eliazabeth
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Jobin
Peru
Cryrvel Peertnan
Cain
Sankey
Avalilaire
Xu Poriner
Stepatiany
York
New
Eo Roborathan
Garay
Gravel
Neaual
Capitol Hill
Utah
Phere Rat
Mawrnon
Frank Moss
Gung Menay Hathtah
Moss
Lloewess
Cowid
Hlowe Sard
KINN
Salt Fake City
Ote
Miss Hastas
Gaavel
Gray
Potomac River
Ottie
Miss Ray
National
Russ Ray
Hvestiklans
Washorton
Tnton
Capitol
Anchorage Times
Ray
Garner
Congress
OAS
Einenhower Civic Center
Visitors Center
Ray Sala
Washington Civic Center
Eisenhower Eet Center
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Barnesville
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Mexico
Mortana
Moodas Mathern
Chaurinen
Pord
Hesgih
Flack
Missisepp
Silalie
Reagah
Ford
Carter
Thales
Democrate
Tal Carter Atea
Huh Corey
New York
Cu Monor
Abraham Beame
Averell Harriman
Fuer Revor
Robert Wagnerty
Cation
Brown
Los Angeles
Bos
California
Washington
Commattes
Walter Lockhoot
Pean
Lions
Louis Sally
Amarillo
Wichita
Falls
Childress
Morris Higley
HC. Pressar
Heart present year shows over eight hundred by Neerhal Wis
A local report notes that more than $800 has been contributed to the Hearts Association this year. Donor Neerhal Wis is named among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hears Association
Neerhal Wis
Weather Front Drench Sees Showers East of Cool Boundary
Officials tracked a cold front pushing into the state with showers and thunderstorms likely eastward. Farther west, residents faced mostly dry, cooler conditions as the front drifted inland.
Carter Gains Backing as Ford Faces Rough Convention
The report notes Carter collecting support from Sen. Frank Church and former Sen. Fred Harris while Udall backs Carter. Ford trails with about 963 delegates per an Associated Press tally, as Missouri and other factions weigh preferences before the GOP convention in Kansas City. Brown calls for staying in the race, predicting a close contest.
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Arizama
Morris Udall Udall
Carter
Frank Church
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Carte
Los Angeles
Edmund G Browner
Brown
New York City
Nortor
Ford
Ring
Ane Barber
Corvoen
Associated Press
Reagan Faces Delegates as Primary Contests Narrow
The AP delegate poll shows 295 delegates remain unselected with 1150 needed to nominate. Morton says results are accurate and Ford expected to perform in Minnesota Connecticut Delaware while Iowa and North Dakota remain uncertain. Ford leads in Colorado New Mexico.
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Reagan
Oun
Draft Democratic Platform Aims for July Convention
The 13 cent monster committee is set to finish a draft document by Wednesday outlining the party stance for the Neverebr elections. The draft platform will then go to the Democratic National Convention in July for final approval.
Wheat pours into Kansas elevators as harvest nears peak
South Central Kansas faces a wide area harvest surge with wheat filling elevators by week’s end. Oklahoma’s crop nears finish but rail car shortages and root rot slow progress. President Ford set to address the Southern Baptist Convention in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Oklahoma
CHTY
Oiklahomas
Don Dudley
The
Oklahoma Wheat Commission
Dudley
ABA Faces Collapse Amid Financial Woes and Uncertain Fate
The American Basketball Association could fade from the scene today, potentially joining defunct leagues like the World Football League due to chronic monetary problems. After eight years, financial instability threatens its future.
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American Basketball Association
World Football League
WBA
WBL
Syrian tanks press toward Marjayoun after Rachaya capture
Syrian tank forces advanced toward Marjayoun six miles from Israel after capturing Rachaya described as the gateway to Palestinian guerrilla bases in southern Lebanon. A Palestinian spokesman reported the development as of today.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Marjayoun
Israel
Rachaya
Washington era mutiny case ends with Hickey’s execution
On June 15 1776 in New York City Thomas Hickey of Washingtons Life Guard and a fellow Continental soldier faced the provincial Congress for passing counterfeit money. They boasted of conspiring to defect when the British arrived. Hickey was court martialed convicted of mutiny and sedition and hanged. The full extent of the plot was later obscured by magnified propaganda.
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Washington
New York City
Thomas Hickey
Provincial Congress
Hickey
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