Family Planning Project Reports Ten Months Of Service
The Central Texas Opportunities Inc Family Planning Project, led by Martha C. Bailey, covers eight counties over 8100 square miles with nine full time and a half time staff. It operates 19 clinics monthly, serving about 150 new patients monthly and 700 patients in ten months, with cancer detections and other health issues found and referred. All services are confidential and free, with outreach to welfare and health agencies.
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Central Texas Opportunities, Inc
Martha C. Bailey
Coleman
Bailey
Planning
State Department of Public Welfare
Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Community Notes Paint Busy Move In Comanche
The Comanche Chief lists reader address changes and new subscriptions. Residents relocating include Mrs. Robert Keeney moving Indiana to Florida and others shifting within or to nearby towns. Seven new subscribers join, with renewals from many local residents and county figures named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Keeney
Indiana
Florida
F. F. Keeter - Hico
Hamilton
C. J. Carter
Rolling Hills
Calif
Lomita
Jackie D. Clark
Blanket
Comanche
A. O. Dunlop
Mullin
Port Lavaca
Rusty Pinkerton
College Station
Willborn
Joe Holleman
de Leon
Dublin
Etta Paulsen
Huntington Beach
Downey
Bobby Guthrie
Austin
Robert Cobb
San Marcos
Lynn Nabers
Kelly Wise Smith
Brownwood
J. C. Roberts
John Hart
Dwight Woolsey
Danny L. Davis
Houston
R. R. McNutt
Irving
Larry de Lane
Lubbock
Sam Hamlett
T. W. Gay Sr
Odessa
Sam Hanson
Stephenville
Dee Love
Eldorado
Gusta Carter
Ranger
Rufus W. Haggard
Dallas
Geraldine S. Cottrell
Abilene
Faint Tinney
Ballinger
Roy Hunter
Denton
Riley Gardner
William C. Evridge
FPO
San
Viola Westmoreland
B. J. Cox
C. T. Boyd
N. E. Graham
Sidney
Lawrence Eison
Gorman
Severio A
Ruocco
Gustine
C. W. Foreman
Energy
Jerry Stark
J. J. Arms
Willie MacCarleton
Noel Glick Sr
C. J. Reynolds
James Hallmark
C. B. Baxter
Comanche National Bank
Joe
Cowboys Golf Tourney Hosts Guests and Winners
Mrs. Kenneth Carnes and daughter Debbie joined guests at the Cowboy Press Golf Tournament hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McKee of Runaway Bay. Mrs. Carnes posed with football stars including George Andrie and D D Lewis. McKee and Lewis teamed for a first place finish.
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Kenneth Carnes
Daugher
Debbie
Ann Hathcock
W. R. McKee
Runaway Bay
Cowboys
Cowboy Press
Carnes
George Andrie
D. D. Lewis
Dave Manders
Ron Widley
Mac Percival
Obart Logan
Murphy Martin
Channel 8 News
Russ Thornton
Channel 5 News
Frank
Education Costs Drive Tax Debate Over Federal Tax
A reader letter argues higher government education spending taxes up for debate. The note cites quotes on tax burdens from Jan through May and critiques spending like a $40,000 House keeper salary and a $72,000 study abroad. It calls for stronger focus on local funding for quality education.
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Bill
Austin
Washington
U. S. News and World Report
Warner and Swasey
House of Representatives
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Perkins Electric
Wright Ave
Comanche County
Tion
Vickie Dudley
Texas
Complenstant Xion
CS Aseg
Kings and Pangour
Chanel Coty
Lanvin Windsong
Dana Womens Cosmetics
Mprevu
Arpege
Matchabelli
Pd’ Orsay
Revlo
Spalding
All Datu
Lamkin Cafe
Brown County Fair Grounds
Brady Highway
Brownwood, Texas
LAMBS
Dee David White
Ham Cheat
Olney
Glynn Sanders
Mullin, Tex
Bobby Fletcher
Early Bird
Tex
Raalox
Bayer
Faberge Straw Hat
Realtone
Cologne
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