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Newspaper
Lamesa Press Reporter
Location
Lamesa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
5
A Texas education professor says certified kindergarten teachers will be in demand statewide as free kindergartens for five year olds were authorized by the Legislature. Gov Dolph Briscoe signed the bill last Saturday. it takes effect next fall. West Texas State University began a summer program to prepare for the change.
The Lamesa Service Unit launched its annual appeal with a Pioneer Park kickoff coffee on Wednesday. Proceeds will fund local and statewide Salvation Army services including rehabilitation parole programs women’s residences and disaster relief. The drive also supports local aid for children with shoes clothes and other essentials to keep them in school and ready for emergencies.
Irwin Shaw presents Jesse Craig a famed film producer at a life crossroads amid a collapsing marriage, distant daughters, a demanding mistress, and a return to old friendships as a young reporter probes his past and present. Perry Lentz adds a brutal look at male conflict during extreme stress in It Must Be Now The Kingdom Coming as two strong men seek to shape events to their will. West Texas State University reports 12 hours of kindergarten class requirements for teacher certification, confirms six hours of special education for endorsement, notes large early education enrollment, and cites on campus observation as key benefit for future teachers.
Spartanburg Explorers of the Boy Scouts traveled 5400 miles from South Carolina to Camp Philmont New Mexico with 24 girls and 3 leaders. They joined Lamesa Cadet Troop 334 and Senior Girl Scout Troop 128 for a party and a roast. The group described an experimental mixed unit focusing on horseback riding canoeing and hiking and received staff offers at the camp after a snowstorm trek on Mount Baldy.
The District Clerk's Office collected 685.02 in May fees under Robert E.L. Smith. Fees arose from filing civil cases, completing four criminal cases, and issuing eleven passports. The report notes ten divorces, three delinquent or neglected child cases, 21 criminal, and six other civil cases filed.
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