City approves monthly bidding for fuel and storage details
McCormick tells council monthly bids may save money as prices fluctuate among local distributors. Council notes fuel storage suffices for about 60 days. bids for fuel to be opened Oct 1 with monthly process, oil and anti freeze stay yearly. A trial run could revert if needed. CHARGES Peace court. The trial is scheduled to be held in the 106th District courtroom at the courthouse at 1:30 p.m. Monday with Very presiding. Local attorney Willis Gresham is slated to handle the defense for Gibson, with Lubbock attorney Dennis Olson representing TG&Y. Lubbock attorney Dan Hurley will assist County Attorney Ralph Kinsey with the prosecution.
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Carroll Taylor
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Willis Gresham
Gibson
Lubbock
Dennis Olson
Tg&y
Dan Hurley
Ralph Kinsey
Lamesa council approves park board changes and new lights
The Lamesa City Council moved to amend the park board from an administrative to an advisory role, discussed appointing new members, and approved two new street lights on Northeast 26th Street. They also authorized housing rehab contracts, updated grant procedures, and considered a new appointee to the Dawson County Tax Appraisal District while noting staffing changes and police chief applications.
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Pearce
City Park Board
Lobo Park
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Nelson Hogg
Dawson County
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26Th Street
Woody Road
Hartford Avenue
Ben Allen
Lubbock
Ben
Robert Gorsline
Allen
Gorsline
What Women Really Want in the Equal Rights Debate
Paul Harvey critiques leaders Gloria Steinem and Phyllis Schlafly while arguing women seek freedom to choose and equal pay for equal work. He claims two privileged classes resist true equality, then contrasts activism and social roles with historical notes and a local celebration in Lamesa.
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Gloria Steinem
Phyllis Schlafly
Gloria
Phyllis
Supreme Court
United States
Brew
Charles Dickens
Princess Grace
Phyllis Schlaflys
Freeman the cotton farmer as NFL lineman contrasts with praise
Freemen from Lamesa says he accepts praise but notes his size and the guards favor a mismatch in NFL clashes. He explains football is about knocking opponents down, and compares himself to Randy White as a quiet off the field presence who explodes on game day. He remarks no one wants to pick cotton for a living.
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Lamesa
Freeman
Randy White
Dallas
First day jitters as grandson heads to school again
Five year old ready for his first day and shares details about classmates and activities. The next morning his mother wakes him for school, he asks why and learns he must go again.
The Lamesa Reporter publication details and rates
Publication information for The Lamesa Reporter Dawson County News and Lamesa Press Reporter merger data weekly schedule address and office details subscription rates per year and six months local and out of state prices and correction policy by Walter Bucke Rus sel Skiles Hank Myers editor publisher and ad manager Texas Press Association reference.
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Dawson County News
Dawson County Courier
Lamesa Reporter
Dawson County Free Press
Marchen
Imo
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Lamesa
Dawson County
Texas
Dawson
Climbing Life’s Slopes as Disciplines Toward Heights
Abundant Life reflects on life’s climbs as God given disciplines. It cites Mallory’s Everest zeal and Jesus’ call to deny self and take up the cross. Faith disciplines through hardship to produce righteousness and peace, guiding believers upward.
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Jesus
Mallory
Disciples of Christ
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