Lions Club Speaker George Mahon Visits Lamesa
The Country Editor notes Congress man George Mahon spoke at the Lions Club in Forrest Park and toured Dawson County. He praised the Lamesa Community College Center with Bob Crawley, recalled Ray Worsham as a Lobos rookie, and reported on local prep events including a Tor vs Kermit scrimmage and season ticket push.
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George Mahon
Lions Club
Forrest Park
Washington
Lamesa Community College
Bob Crawley
Lamesa
Dawson County
Loboes
Ray Worsham
Tennessee
Stan Grzywacz
Worsham
Ray
Irving
First Methodist Church
Sam Richardson
Forrest
Registrations Light Increases Expected at Lamesa Schools
District enrollments rise across Dawson County with Lamesa leading at mid Friday as 2,807 students are counted. Officials forecast total 3,200 in Lamesa and anticipate harvest season peaks while O'Donnell and Klondike show strong but smaller totals across elementary and high school levels.
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Lamesa
Dawson County
North Elementary
Lee McCalister
North
South Elementary
Wayne Smith
W.Z. Rogers
Central Elementary
Lamesa High School
Charles Keese
L.H.S
O'Donnell
Klondike
James Logan
Klondike Schools
GenTel official explains Lamesa phone hike
GenTel Division Service Manager Bob Saunders visited Lamesa to explain a territory wide exchange tariff rise effective September 1. He said the increases affect mainly non switching key and switched systems in businesses and about five percent of local customers, totaling 3.35 per line and 1.00 per phone and 1.50 for intercom per month.
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Lamesa
Bob Saunders
GenTel
Saunders
Mahon Addresses Noon Lions on Congress Problems
Congressman George Mahon spoke to a capacity Noon Lions audience about past present and future problems facing Congress drawing on 40 years in Washington He stressed personal contact and noted crime issues while acknowledging limited time for legislation due to ongoing investigations.
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George Mahon
Washington, D.C
Congress
Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
Helen
West Texas
Lamesa High Announces Season Football Tickets
Season tickets for five Lamesa High School football home games go on sale at reduced prices if bought before the first home game versus Carlsbad September 5. Individual game tickets will be two dollars during game week. season books cost ten dollars. Call 872-5461 or visit the School Administration office at 212 N Houston to reserve.
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Tor
Kermit
Lamesa
Carlsbad
Houston
College Registration Set for Wednesday in Big Spring
Registration for college credit courses offered by Lamesa Community College and Howard College in Big Spring will be held Wednesday in the High School Auditorium from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Classes start September 2 and run through December 19 with 16 courses listed this fall.
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Lamesa Community
U.S
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