Board to press final action on new contract talks
On Tuesday the school board agreed O'Brien will finalize a new contract proposal detailing job duties, with a follow up meeting including Lybrand Mrs Johnson and their lawyer. If no agreement is reached the issue could go to court, a last‑ditch stance described by board president Terry Adcock. The panel also approved hangar construction near the Johnson Flying Service tanks, subject to FAA rules, and authorized buying airport lighting repair parts from Barten ATC of Medina Ohio as the lowest bid.
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O'Brien
Lybrand
Hughes
Brown
Johnson Flying Service
Barten Atc
Medina
Ohio
Big Spring
Canned Goods and Crafts Dominate Local Fair Competition
The article outlines extensive judging for canned foods with 11 fruit classes, 29 vegetable classes, 24 pickles and relishes classes, and 38 preserves and jellies classes. Ball Corp offers prizes of jars and books, plus broad textile and needlework contests across many categories including crochet, knitting, quilting, and more with senior and junior divisions and a golden age tier.
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Ball Corporation
Japan as Model for Immigration Policy in United States
The Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy argues immigrants may stress the economy and cites Japan as a model. It notes Japan uses a corporate lifetime system and values menial work, suggesting the U S could hire homegrown labor for low-grade tasks while learning from Japan’s labor relations.
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United States Select Commission On Immigration and Refugee Policy
Father Hesburgh
Notre Dame
Japan
West Germany
France
England
United States
Edwin Reubens
Mr. Reubens
Lamesa Tors Face Cubs in Brownfield Showdown
Friday football matchup pits Lamesa and Brownfield Cubs with similar squads. Lamesa may hold an edge at quarterback and receivers but must improve offense and defense for 48 minutes. Kickoff is 8 p.m. at Tornado Stadium, recalling last year's 13-6 loss in Brownfield.
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Lamesa
Tors
Cubs
Brownfield
Tornado Stadium
Tornadoes Open Home Season Against Brownfield
The author urges fair play and sportsmanship as the Tornadoes host Brownfield in Friday night action, stressing morals and common sense over victory. The commentary frames the game as a test of character as well as skill.
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Tornadoes
Brownfield
US predicts large 1981 82 cotton crop and demand
The US Department of Agriculture anticipates a sizable cotton harvest for 1981-82, forecasting 14.8 million bales with 4.2 million bales in storage by August 1982. Domestic mill use rises modestly to 6.2 million bales while exports reach 7 million, amid volatile prices and a strong U.S. crop outlook.
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US S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
United States
Ussr
China
GED exams offered at Odessa College in September
The GED exam, equivalent to a high school diploma, will be offered on eight September dates at Odessa College. Testing runs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on most days, with September 10 and 11 sessions from 12:45 p.m. to about 4:30 p.m. Applicants must show a Texas driver’s license or DPS ID, and 17 or 18 year olds need a withdrawal letter and to sign not currently enrolled.
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Odessa College
East Wing
Phil Booth
Department of Public Safety
Booth
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