Airport manager dispute prompts renewed talks at Lamesa Airport
Lamesa Municipal Airport board, in a Tuesday meeting without Donnie Lybrand or Mrs. Larue Johnson, reaffirmed its stance and agreed to meet again with Johnson Flying Service to resolve the months-long dispute over management. The board warned negotiations could end with a court move if no deal is reached before a 90 day notice period expires next month.
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Lamesa Municipal Airport
Johnson Flying Service
Donnie Lybrand
Larue Johnson
Lybrand
David Hughes
Neil O’brien
Attitude at games and the role of fans in athletics
A Dallas radio commentator critiques Washington fans after a Cowboy injury then outlines lessons for amateur contests near Lamesa. He urges respect for rules, recognizes athletes' fallibility, defends officials, and stresses that teams belong to schools not communities.
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Dallas
Washington
Lamesa
Dawson County Fair opens entries for women’s crafts and food
Local women can enter textiles, needlework, crafts, canned goods and more at the Dawson County Fair. Entries accepted Tuesday 2:30 PM to 9 PM and Wednesday 8 to 9 AM with judging at 10 AM. No entry fee. premiums awarded, ribbons for top four, grand trophies for each culinary division.
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Dawson County
Lamesa Tors prepare for Brownfield opener after Lubbock High loss
Lamesa head coach Jim Warren says the Tors did not meet expectations in a 7-0 defeat to Lubbock High, citing line play and a need to correct issues before Friday’s game in Tornado Stadium against Brownfield. Sam Hansard showed promise as a throwing QB in the second half with receiver Danny Lucio leading with three catches. Brownfield, under first year coach James Rust, opens its season after a week open, returning four defensive starters and one offensive returner Mike Reed, as the Cubs seek their first win.
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Westerners
Lamesa
Lowrey Field
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Sam Hansard
Hansard
Danny Lucio
Brownfield Cubs
Brownfield
James Rust
Rust
Pittsburg
Cub
Todd Granato
Granato
Gregg Simms
Carlos Flournoy
Stacey Terrell
Cubs
Mike Reed
Raymond Miranda
Golden Tornadoes
Tornado coach wins initial grid guessing contest
David Quinsenberry of Lamesa High won the first week’s Press-Reporter Football Contest with 17 correct picks and no major misses. He earned $15 for top placing, while Billy Miller and Joe Coffey tied for second and third with 16 wins each, winning $10 and $5 respectively.
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Lamesa High
Oakland
Baylor
Robert Lee
Billy Miller
Joe Coffey
Miller
Coffey
Ronny Aldridge
Teenie Boyd
Bob Brown
Johnnie C. Ellis
Bobby Guajardo
Ernest Lopez
A.J
Daily temperature update and precipitation report
The bulletin records 24 hour maximum and minimum temperatures at 6 30 a m daily with precipitation to date at 17 64 inches courtesy KPET Radio.
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