Fort Stockton Council Posts 200 Reward for Vandalism
Fort Stockton city leaders discuss rising vandalism at a Tuesday meeting. Merchants cite dozens of incidents tied to gun damage, with 94 Alamo Elementary windows shot this summer. A $200 reward for information leading to arrests was approved to curb the problem.
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City Council
Fort Stockton
Derwood Caldwell
Caldwell
Langlois
Alamo Elementary
Police Department
Sheriff’s Department
Tommy Lee
Engagement Announcement for Joceline Cornehl and Gary Neffendorf
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cornehl announce the engagement of Joceline Josie Cornehl to Gary Ray Neffendorf. Josie is a 1975 St. Mary’s High School graduate and Chamber of Commerce secretary. Gary is a 1969 Fredricksburg High School and 1973 UT Austin graduate, now an accountant with the City of Fredericksburg. The couple will wed November 1 at 3:30 p.m. in St. Mary’s Catholic Church.
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Clarence Cornehl
Joceline
Josie
Gary Ray Neffendorf
Raymond Neffendorf
Neffendorf
St. Mary’s High School
The
Chamber of Commerce
Fredericksburg High School
University of Texas, Austin
City of
Fredericksburg
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Tierra Linda Subdivision Plot No 5 Approved by Commissioners Court
Gillespie County Commissioners Court met to approve routine items and the Tierra Linda Subdivision Plot No 5 without road responsibility. The court authorized bids for an old tractor and concrete mixer and purchase of a Scoop Stretcher and Portable Sanitation unit for the ambulance service at 417.10. A $100 purchase limit for the Ambulance Service was set without prior court approval. The bond of Woerner warehouses as independent weighers was approved. An additional deputy for the Tax Collector Assessor was authorized with reassessment in May 1976. Right of Way funds totaling 15000 were apportioned among precincts and funds transferred among the Road and Bridge, Revenue Sharing, General, and Officers Salary funds.
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Gillespie County Commissioners Court
Tierra Linda
Arthur Lyn Hahn
Gillespie County
Commissioners Court
Lee Roy E. Woerner
Bruce Woerner
Woerner
County Road and Bridge
Hie General Fund
Self-Trust and Showers Mark Harper Area Weather
Showers varied across Harper region on Tuesday with totals from 0.05 to 2 inches. Reports came from Jess Parker’s ranch on Little Devils River and Ted Masser’s Tivydale road area, with Alex Knopp at Pilot Knob showing 1.50 inches. In Fredericksburg N Dietel logged 0.72 and station KNAF 0.32 inches as moisture remains uneven and rainfall prospects improve. More than one fifth of owner occupied residences were built under the GI home loan program by the VA. About 2 million more people than NFL game attendees receive annual outpatient VA medical care.
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Harper
Jess Parker
Little Devils River
Ted Masser
Tivydale Road
Robert Fritz
Alex Knopp
Pilot Knob
Fredericksburg
N. J
Dietel
KNAF
Veterans Administration
Harper Firemen Urge Guard for Grass Fires
Harper Volunteer Fire Department urges extreme caution with grass fires especially tall dry grass and weeds. Keep water supply ready with stock tanks full and contact Fire Chief Gene Tat sch or Darrell Holmes for burning off lots. Community 4-H notes and personal reminiscences follow with seasonal reflections and local social updates.
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Harper Volunteer Fire Department
Darrel Holmes
Holmes
Harper
Gene Tatsch
Darrell Holmes
New AG Annex Completed At Harper School
The Harper High School adds a 30 by 36 foot Agriscience Annex for Pre-Lab training in agriculture and mechanics. It features a ten foot ceiling, native rock exterior, and new tools funded 72 percent by the state and 28 percent by the district. The project involved students and volunteer parents and will add a two hour shop course. A Harper Band Boosters Club meeting is set for Tuesday September 16 at 7 30 p m to finalize plans for an upcoming chili supper before and after the game against Leakey.
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Howard Sivells
Elbert Feller
Judy Ressmann
Gerald Masters
Jeffrey Bode
Kenny Bode
Royce Lumpkins
Brian Roeder
Jamie Wooten
Monte Schrader
Harper High School
Clayton Massey
Mr. Massey
Jim McMahon
Tommy Skipper
Massey
Harper School
E. Dean Hopf
W. R. Massey
Texas A&m University
Harper Public School
Harper Band Boosters Club
Mary Louise Fritz
Ae Ae Oh Wrewwss Hee Lda
Leakey
Fritz
Kissinger Backs Interim Sinai Pact A Step Toward Peace
The Sinai troop separation accord won by Egypt and Israel is an interim, annually renewable pact not a treaty. Kissinger earns praise for restoring momentum, but key issues persist including Syria-Israel Golan Heights, Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, and potential U.S. observer involvement. Congress must approve aid and monitors, shaping the pact’s fate.
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Sinai
Egypt
Israel
Henry Kissinger
Mid-east
Golan Heights
Holy
Jerusalem
Congress
Kissinger
Washington
Desert Battlefront
United States
Sadat
Sinai Desert
Mideast
Mr. K
U.S
Great Western Finance Kerrville Office Joins 50th Anniversary Drive
Kerrville Great Western Finance at 218 Quinlan Street marks the 50th anniversary of the firm joining 40 Texas branch offices. Don Zander states the firm grew from a San Antonio loan office purchased in 1925 and now serves about 50,000 Texas wage earners with annual loans over $40 million. A GE color TV is being given away at each office with drawings on September 19.
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Great Western Finance
Kerrville
Quinlan Street
Texas
Great Western
Don Zander
Southwest
San Antonio
M. Stevens
Stevens
Gillespie County
Harper
Zander
Lhan” Alay
Geat Western
General Electric
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Harper United Methodist Church Fellowship
Joceline Cornehl
Gary Neffendorf
the Herald
National Football League
Gaumes
Hummingbird Hill
By Ruth Mincy
Roy Roberts
Bill Alix
C. S. Mincy
God
Reve
Slscace
Ost Foge
New AG
Boosters Meeting
Ree Om
Ranpytewe Ae
Mr. Zander
Sheriff's Office
Harper Telephone Exchange
Enterprise
Harper, Main Street
US. 290
Allen Keller Company
Harper Scheel
Harper Herald
Tom
Flag Creek
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Kimble County
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