LNG a Growing Private Solution to Energy Shortage
The American Gas Association outlines LNG as a new energy technology converting gas to liquid at 260 degrees below zero, shrinking to one six hundredth of its gas volume for easy transport. A planned Algerian gas import project worth 1.7 billion dollars aims to supply utilities with one billion cubic feet daily for 25 years, featuring nine tankers and two U.S. terminals.
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Resignation of Alvin Cannady as School Superintendent
Alvin Cannady announced his resignation as Superintendent of Schools, a move anticipated for months as he pursues higher education after completing his doctoral work. He will join Midland College as Administrative Dean, transitioning to a community college role.
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Midland College
Cannady
Smiley
New Midland College President Appointed
The Midland College board announces Al Langford as president of the Midland facility. Cannady, who arrived from Vega six years ago, leaves in July for a higher post at Midland College, praised for guiding the school through major changes and serving the community.
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Lamesan
Cannady
Vega
Midland College
Lamesa Volleyball Team Heads to State Tournament
Lamesa players Beverly Barron Melissa Hardberger and Susan Moody lead a strong attack with Lee Puckett Cindi Sellers Heidi Wilson and Nancy Renner contributing key spikes serves and blocks. This marks a third Austin trip for Lamesa teams in the past year following baseball and basketball campaigns.
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Tors
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Hardberger
LHS
Austin
Lamesa High School
Flower Grove Honorees Lead in Sports and Service
Top student and cheerleader Hildreth participated in track basketball and volleyball and is a National Beta Club member named Flower Grove Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year. She plans to enroll at Howard County Junior College next fall to train as a registered nurse.
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Betty Crocker
Howard County Junior College
Hildreth
Rabies Awareness and Prevention in Texas Dogs Cats
City officials urge identification and confinement of bite animals for observation and possible rabies testing. Do not kill the animal if avoidable to enable brain examination. Public asked to immunize all dogs and cats over three months to keep Lamesa rabies free.
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Texas
Lamesa
Retirement Living End or Dead End
Two retirees profile Jack, who left after 38 years on the Emerson Electric line, and Elmer who retired after 40 years from a Chicago utility. Both adjust to new work or relief from uselessness as wage talks press to curb inflation and push earlier retirement amid labor negotiations.
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Jack
Emerson Electric
Elmer
Chicago
Board debates middle school reforms and contracts
School board discusses student grade gaps and hires, rejects a teacher contract, and backs two vocational education courses for boys while adding an occupational homemaking option for girls. A policy change allows temporary terminal contracts in emergencies.
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Fulbright
Grassroots and Opinion Notes Across Small Towns
A collage of snippets notes local life from Albemarle to Shelton and Clipper. Readers discuss work and family economics as a sign asks motorists to take a chance near a Colorado junkyard, reflecting changing labor patterns.
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N.C. Stanly
Shelton
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Clipper
United States
Missus
Trades Day Proposed by Lamesa Merchants
Lamesa merchants sign up to sponsor Trades Day with 45 merchants already on board. A feature includes trade lots on the northeast and northwest square corners inviting items for barter.
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Lamesa
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