Council tables electric rate hike request
The City Council scheduled a public hearing on Community Public Service Company's request to raise electric rates during the regular meeting. CPS officials outlined inflation pressures and higher purchase power costs as reasons, noting a 17.03 percent potential revenue increase in the Central Division. The council approved an executive session to discuss personnel matters and announced City Manager Neystel will leave for Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Public Service Company
City Hall
T. F. Crawford
CPS Central Division
Charles Henkelman
CPS
Clifton
Kenneth R. Neystel
Will Krueger
Joe White
Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Gatesville
Texas Power & Light
Central Division
Central
Texas
Jim B. Smith
Henkelman
Central Divison
Frank Smith
Central Texas Fair Association
Neystel
Palestine
Deductions for Bosque County Taxpayers Show Averages
A Commerce Clearing House study based on IRS data shows Bosque County households with average earnings listing about 2640 in deductions, roughly 26 percent of income. Breakdown includes 336 contributions 958 interest 917 state and local taxes and 429 medical expenses. Records must support all claims.
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Bosque County
Commerce Clearing House
Authority On
IRS
Heart Sunday Observed Across Bosque County Effort
Bosque County marks Heart Sunday on February 22 with volunteers visiting homes to hand out literature and collect donations for the Bosque County Heart Association. Campaign chairman Kenneth G. Nelson says funds support research education and community programs with a $3 000 goal. Local chairmen include Charles Lindley Wendell Bearden Larry Cox Nancy McClure Louis Robinson Ab Greer C W Bonds Jo Ann Ward Gai Pelzel Charles R Lymank Randy Pullin. The effort notes the high death toll from heart and vascular diseases.
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Heart
Bosque County
Kenneth G. Nelson
Clifton Heart Fund
Clifton Residential
Charles Lindley
Clifton Business
Wendell Bearden
Crawfills Gap
Larry Cox
Iredell
Nancy McClure
Koppers
Louis Robinson
Lakeside Village
Ab Greer
Lake Whitney
C. W. Bonds
Meridian
Jo Ann Ward
Morgan
Gai Pelzel
Valley Mills
Charles R. Lymank
Walnut Springs
Randy Pullin
Man given 25 years for armed robbery
A Cleburne man, Ronald Gene Moses, was sentenced to 25 years in the state penitentiary on an armed robbery charge after indictment by the grand jury and appearance before Judge Byron McClellan in Meridian. He was arrested in August for the Lakeside Village service station and Sneed home heist. Readily taken items included two wedding bands, wristwatches, a billfold, and $600.
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Cleburne
John O. Baxter
Ronald Gene Moses
Grand Jury
Byron McClellan
52Nd Judicial Court
Meridian
Sheriff’s Department
Moses
Lakeside Village
Jesse Sneed
Baxter
James Bean
Clifton
Bean
Justice of the
Precinct 19 Voting Place Change Proposed by Court
The Commissioners' Court asks the Secretary of State to approve moving Precinct 19 polling from Steiner Church to the Community Building and Fire Hall due to lack of rest rooms and water. Changes require Voting Rights Act approval. The court also authorized paying Bosque Valley Electric Contractors 750 for a public address system and mileage for justices of the peace attending a school.
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Secretary of State
Austin
Commissioners’ Court
M. S. Wilkins
Steiner Church
Wilkins
Bosque Valley Electric Contractors
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace School
Support the Church series begins in Clifton Record March 4
The nationally known Support the Church feature debuts in the March 4 Clifton Record and runs weekly. It is endorsed as nondenominational and aims to boost church membership and attendance with illustrated brief parable like messages. Bosque County business leaders sponsor on alternate weeks to strengthen community life.
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Clifton Record
Clude
Bosque County
Clifton Receives City Sales Tax Rebate Totals
Clifton received a city sales tax rebate of 6 908 dollars as part of a statewide distribution. Comptroller Bob Bullock announced checks totaling 11 300 000 dollars were mailed to 741 cities and towns, bringing the year’s rebates to 22 700 000 dollars. Meridian was issued 2 220 53 dollars and Valley Mills 1 296 87 dollars, while Iredell Morgan and Walnut Springs did not receive checks.
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Bob Bullock
Austin
Bosque County
Meridian
Valley Mills
Iredell, Morgan
Walnut Springs
Ambiguous electricity rate schedule with tiered blocks
The document outlines a tiered electricity charge during November to April with multiple consumption blocks. It lists varying net per KWH rates for initial blocks of 15 45 140 950 and subsequent usage beyond 1 000 KWH plus a fuel adjustment of 6.732 mills per KWH.
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Jake Wimberly
Janice Horak
Myra Marshall
Deidre Neystel
Kristy Thiele
Kim Bartels
Evelyn Tyssen
Mary Jo Ray
Pam Morrow
Renea Hyde
Lisa Rowe
Janet Spitzer
Christy Crawson
B. B. Eissler
Brenda Eary
Joyce Rush
Karen Dreyer
Jill Hoffman
Laura Langston
Betty Sanders
Rhonda Anz
Linda Ludwig
Dawn Rachiig
Lyndell Smith
Internal Revenue Service
Park Row News Service
Mr. Nelson
Horace Whitley
Laguna Park
Sheriff's Department
West Shore Volunteer Fire Department
Precinct
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