School board notes teacher assignments and policy edge
The board reported summer session totals of 758.50 dollars in operation and 19 671.25 dollars in tuition with 997 pupils enrolled. It approved teacher assignments at Dunbar, Wheatley, Overton, Rush, Guadalupe and other schools and discussed a bid policy clarified by visiting Janitorial supplier Jack Spratt. A plan to award credit for a proficiency exam was presented, with limited use pending student readiness.
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Lynn Cotton
William Henderson Jr. Dunbar
Milton Martin
Alderson
Mary Mayfield
Jeanette B. Moore
Mary Nell Williams
Caudier Armstead
Wheatley
Virginia
Bayless
Vera Beth Tag
Guadalupe
Wava Turner
Smylie Wilson
Russel
Wimberly
Jack Spratt
Poley
Spratt
Rekert
Maintenmen
Williams
Texas
Wil Viens
Eckert
Russell Wilkinson
John Christmann
Tom Murphey
James Ie
Dries Mc Reynolds
Galveston Lawmaker Resigns House Seat
Gov. Price Daniel renewed the resignation of Rep. Pete LaValle of Galveston from District 2. Daniel named Daniel Robinson as interim sheriff, effective April 21, and a special election will be held to fill the vacancy. A study weighs timing of any additional local elections.
Visitor From Page One Talks of Freedom and Arab Unity
A visitor from Lebanon discusses press freedom and Arab identity amid questions about Nasser. He praises UAR relations, notes Americans and Arabs share interests, and previews his stay with Leteinen natives now living in the United States.
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Lebanon
Texas
Nasser
Mme
Hugh Beter
United Sonu
Leteinen
United
Hese Mamierion 8 Sa Yuane
Strang
Freedumbicuan
Talhonk
Eile
United Fund Continued From Page One
United Fund drives continue as volunteers push toward quota totals across departments. Community leaders highlight progress and emphasize donor participation, with upcoming kickoff events and workplace campaign goals to boost contributions.
Two Injured In Mishaps In Snyder
Two persons were hospitalized with injuries in separate traffic accidents Thursday near Snyder. A 19 year old was knocked from a motor vehicle by a car driver, later hospitalized for observation. A second victim suffered cuts and other injuries in a crash north of Snyder on U.S. route 60.
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Snyder
Mes
Ryan
Chimaardiun
Pam
Beso
U.S
Spits
Alvar
Hoa Shetili
Sweetwatty
Aid Plan Still Faces Senate Test After House Action
The article notes a Senate rejection of an amendment to the Foreign Relations and Appropriations committees requiring 30 days notice of any deal or presidential crisis. It reports a plan to authorize $88 billion over five years with $1.2 billion from Triandlon reps, amid concerns about overseas borrowings and Treasury pressure tied to tensions in the Persian and Indo Aryant regions.
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Pace
Carr Mises
Senate
House
Kennedy
Rotary leaders hear talks at intercity meeting
Notable attendees including governors and United States Senators addressed the Intercity meeting. General Estes, a West Point graduate and former combat wing commander in the Korean War, shared his career highlights, while J. Edd McLaughlin of Los Angeles and others were noted in attendance. The event featured prominent Rotary speakers and drew regional leaders.
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General Estes
United States Military Aademy
West Point
N.Y
Howell
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Keres
Curtis LeMay
U.S. Air Force
Mcrupied
Germany
Resume Of Tax Bill Planned For Stores
State Comptroller Robert S. Calvert said his office is preparing a resume of the new sales tax law to answer merchants questions about administration. The summary will be mailed to 160,000 holders of state store tax licenses before September 1, the day the tax goes into effect.
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Austin
Robert S. Calvert
Calvert
Frozen martini on a stick hints at new frozen treats
Cedar Rapids based Cherry-Burrell Corp reports a novel process creating bourbonsickles and vodkasickles using liquid nitrogen to reach ultracold temperatures. Researchers say these frozen beverages and other frozen foods can be stored dry and consumed as temperatures rise. Roy C. Follett notes potential for foods beyond drinks, with uses in fruits and baked goods.
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Cedar Rapids
Lowa
APA
Follett
Mar
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Beersickles
Roy C. Follett
Officil
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the Pio
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Walgreen
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John Ruskin
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Carr
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