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Newspaper
Lamesa Press Reporter
Location
Lamesa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1973
Page
4
Lamesa resident Edward L Norman was fined 47 dollars and given 30 days in jail on pistol charges, but the sentence was probated for one year in Judge Leslie Pratt's County Court. A separate 40 dollar bond was posted at City Court on a drunkenness charge.
Doug Page, formerly of Lamesa High School and now studying in Brownwood, was chosen to attend a nuclear science symposium at the University of Texas in Austin from June 4 to 7. He travels with instructor Dan Tindal, sponsored by UT and the Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation, and aided by Texas Power & Light Co. The event includes over 550 honor students and teachers from across Texas. The foundation, including ten investor owned electric firms, backs research at UT aiming for future fusion energy. Page is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Page of Brownwood, former Lamesa residents, and the grandson of Mrs. Ruth Jones.
Members of the Noon Lions Club gathered at Forest Park Community Center to learn about edible native plants. Conservationist Bob Kral led a slide program on plant types and preparation. Guests Don Moilan and Robert Crawley attended, Randall Waldrip became a new member, and Hershel Raines awarded plaques to Wayne and Allen Vandivere as Conservationists Of The Year, with wives present for the ceremony.
The Lamesa district gains tools for a new CVAE general construction unit at the vocational school for fall use. The transfer from Presidio follows loss of accreditation and TEA approval, with an estimated total cost near 4500 dollars, about 3000 provided by the State, saving roughly 1500 after sending a truck and staff to collect the gear.
The David McClung family of Lake Charles Louisiana plans a move to Dallas following his Baylor University Law School Juris Doctor. He graduates Cum Laude with the highest GPA among all graduates. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McClung of Lake Charles and Mrs. McClung is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M H Nelson of Lamesa. They have three children LeEtta 5 Denny 3 and Pammy 5 months.
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