Community Day Care Center Declines Federal Aid Plan
Letter from Memorial Day Care Center board explains they will not seek federal funding, choosing to remain a local community project supported by United Fund churches civic groups and individuals. They propose a small capital improvement a storage washer dryer room and announce Ray Renner will handle contributions. J P White retires as treasurer.
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Memorial Day Care Center
Texas Department of Public Welfare
Dawson County
United Fund
J.P
Ray Renner
Renner
Lamesa
Texas
Senator Eagleton Echoes Resilience and Farm Prices
Missouri Senator Tom Eagleton, praised for steady mental health and restraint, defends farmers amid high prices at Akron University. He cites a dreadful crop season and anticipates prices moderating with better weather, while critics note his calm leadership since the 1972 landslide incident.
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Akron University
Tornado Damage and Storm Edges Dawson County Area
The Lamesa Press-Reporter notes phone poles damaged and building damage from a Friday night storm that moved through Dawson County from about 6 30 p m to 2 a m Saturday. Unconfirmed tornado tunnels were reported in the area and in Tarzan in Martin County. Downed lines were repaired and fuses replaced by utility workers as residents reported hail damage to homes and trailer houses. Police and citizens watched the skies for continuing threats through the night.
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Tarzan
Martin County
Electrical Power Company
Dawson County
City approves emergency plan and moves on to ordinances
The City approves a final reading of an emergency operations plan then advances a mobile home tie down ordinance and a dog leash law ordinance. The meeting also sets the price for a water tap and reviews water rates on the Canadian River.
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Mobil
Court Levies $594 In Fines For Violations
A Pasadena man was fined $594 and sentenced to ten days in jail after being convicted of driving while intoxicated and driving with a suspended license. The judge split $297 fines for each count and delayed no leniency, as city police filed the charges. The report also covers local council actions, summer course plans at HCJC, and a political anecdote about Tom Eagleton's mental health and public perception.
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Pasadena, Texman
Leslie Pratt
William B. Bergman
Howard County Junior College
Lamesa
HCJC
Editorial praise for nuclear plant community response
Editorial argues critics of nuclear power fail to use facts from records and highlights AEC questioning of a small town about a second generating unit. Local leaders including mayors newspaper editors and a judge praised the power company for energy, environment and economic duties and noted strong safety assurances.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Regional Planning and Development Commission
Superior Court
Planning and Development Commission
Lamesa News Recap Of Local Events And Honors
Ten years ago local sailors aided Gordon Cooper recovery on the U S S Kearsarge while twenty years ago Lamesa appointed Bill Atwood Denmark ambassador amid sandstorms that halted trains. Martha Murray led student government at Lamesa High School and a large cast performed Ever Since Eve in the senior play.
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U.S.S. Kearsarge
Gordon Cooper
Fred Crouch
Ted Groh
Jimmie T. Beal
Bill Atwood
Lamesa
Denmark
Martha Gertrude Murray
Lamesa High School
Earnest Hawkins
Anita Oliver
Ruth Berry
Eve
Billy Joe Norris
Billie Sue White
Lotta Bess Baldwin
Anne Hurt
Anne Manning
Frances Bartlett
Marvin Standefer
Fred Reese
Bill Carpenter
Dale Mellory
Tucker Phinizy
Living a Heavenly Life in Secular Work
The apostle Paul urges setting affections on things above while living in the world. Jesus and Paul teach that secular work is holy when done in the name of the Lord, making daily labor part of a heavenly life.
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Apostle
Earth
Jesus
Paul
Lord Jesus
Lord
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