Indicted individuals face varied charges in local court
Randy Goolsby is charged with forgery by passing a forged $25 check to Artie Aguilar on June 29. He also faces a July theft over $200 indictment. Sammy Montemayor stands indicted for aggravated assault for allegedly threatening Gabino Castillo with a pistol on August 1. Charmane Rushing is indicted for forgery by passing a forged $33.33 check to Johnny McGregor. Delbert Warren McKibben is charged with driving while intoxicated, subsequent offense, with a prior May 1980 misdemeanor conviction noted in Deaf Smith County. In UIL band competition news, Lamesa Tornado band will compete in classes A to AAAA with trophies for top three in each class. judges are Gerald Smith, G T Gilligan, and Paul Branom. The band performs selections San Antonio Rose and Hit Me With Your Best Shot and competes after marching in the Mexican Independence Day parade. Bryant notes the band leaves early Monday and returns around 5 p.m.
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Randy Goolsby
Artie Aguilar
Goolsby
Sammy Montemayor
Gabino Castillo
Charmane Rushing
Johnny McGregor
Delbert Warren McKibben
McKibben
Deaf Smith
Bryant
Levelland and Portales
N.M
Gerald
United Way campaign kicks off with multiple division teams
United Way launches drives led by captains Terry Adcock Bob Brown Jo Dennis Mike Duran Lenora Sons Marshall Middleton Doyle McAda General division aims for 3880 eight percent of total campaign goal Last year general division raised 1310 A joint Rotary Noon Lions and United Way meeting starts drives at Forrest Park Community Center in midweek Leadership includes Ron Layton Jim Sandlin Dorothy Haney and Dale Newberry Other division heads include Thomas Thompson Theresa Hale Gerry Maule Claude Estes Stansell Clement Donnell Echols and Kent Bartlett.
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Terry Adcock
Bob Brown
Jo Dennis
Mike Duran
Lenora Sons
Marshall Middleton
Doyle McAda
Lamesa Area
Russ Pinkerton
Reinhard McKinney
George Schreiber
Tony Luna
Christine Sanders
Dorothy Layton
Rotary Club
Noon Lions Club
United Way
Forrest Park
Ron Layton
Jim Sandlin
Dorothy Haney
Dale Newberry
Tommy Thompson
Theresa Hale
Gerry Maule
Claude Estes
Stansell Clement
Donnell Echols
Kent Bartlett
Team prepares for season opener with hopeful outlook
Hopeful remarks target a bellwether start for the squad as players, led by a young coaching staff, sharpen skills for the season ahead. The quote reflects anticipation of early success guiding the program’s direction.
Alcoholism program aids first offenders in Texas
Stubblefield leads a counseling program targeting alcohol abuse with classes on effects, legal aspects, and intervention. The effort reports about seven to eight percent repeat offenses and emphasizes sobriety since 1973. It notes DWI laws requiring first offenders to attend such schools and cites high alcohol related crash statistics in Texas.
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Ray
Stubblefield
Tam
Stubblefiled
Texas
Dawson County
Letter of thanks from Lamesa Evening Lions
The Lamesa Evening Lions thank the paper for advertising their annual map and broom sale. Sincerely, Tommy Thompson. The piece ends noting readers anxiously await the community’s number one news media, the hometown paper.
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The
Lamesa Evening Lions
Windy
Abby
Paul
Press Reporter
Early childhood playgrounds need outdoor creative space
The piece argues for expand outdoor play areas for young children, noting ample equipment lists and the link between social interaction and reduced misbehavior. It claims teachers are overloaded and calls for more outdoor activity time beyond upper grade facilities like tennis courts and gyms.
When I Do I Learn Two Trees Question Proverb
Contact Elaine Boff at 2-5401 or 2-7446 Lynda Bethel at 2-5756 or Sandra Adams at 2-2937 for more information The old Chinese proverb about hearing seeing and doing is cited and a question about whether two trees are enough is posed in this brief item
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Elaine Boff
Lynda Bethel
Sandra Adams
Telecommuting Arrives: Home-Based Work Gains Ground
AWS column notes thousands work from home with satellite links and PCs. Continental Illinois Bank uses telecommuting for four staff including Donna Puccini who types and transmits from her Arlington Heights home. Companies like Aristics and major makers employ remote workers and many more could, with self discipline, perform information work from home.
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Arizona
Wall Street Journal
Continental Illinois Bank
Donna Puccini
Surburban
Arlington Heights
Aristics Incorporated
Control Data Corp
Digital Equipment Corp
Data General Corp. Digital
Jack Nilles
University of Southern California
Robert Armstrong
Berkshires
Massachusetts
Dawson County History Book Details and Preorder Price
The history book project by local citizens will run 812 by 11 inches with a hardback cover bearing a Dawson County logo. It spans 576 pages with 850 family histories and 500 to 600 photos, plus a memorial pages section and church school business histories. Mrs Ward notes three more weeks to preorder at 28.88 dollars per copy including tax.
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Dawson County
Ward
Books ordered will become collectors items, says Mrs Ward
The note states the number of ordered and paid copies will be printed and no reprint is planned. Readers may order by calling Wayne Smith Ella Ward Sherri Adcock Mary Sires Carolyn Kiefer or Curtis White, or mail a $28.88 check to P O Box 1326 Lamesa 79331.
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Mrs. Ward
Wayne Smith
Ella Ward
Sherri Adcock
Mary Sires
Carolyn Kiefer
Curtis White
Ackerly
P.O
Lamesa
Fellowship and God Then Man’s Deep Hunger Found
A devotional meditation on human need for God and fellowship. It argues that true happiness comes from knowing creator God and Jesus as Redeemer, plus loving neighbors as brothers. It cites Paul and Jesus, emphasizing daily fellowship, enduring faith, and the two loves central to Christian life.
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God
Jesus
Apostle Paul
Paul
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