Two Girls Earn Monterey High Diplomas Despite Disabilities
Christie Saunders and Mona Dean received Monterey High School diplomas at Lubbock Municipal Coliseum. Saunders, daughter of Reta Saunders, attended classes without aid and impressed staff, while Dean, with a leg condition and four years of A grades, completed her senior year in a body cast. Both plan to attend Texas Tech next year. Christie departs June 7 for a college prep course in Little Rock.
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Monterey High School
Christie Saunders
Reta Saunders
62Nd St
Monterey
B. J. Randles
Mona Dean
Wayne Dean
45Th St
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Christie
Mona
Tech
Texas Tech
Little Rock
Ark
Evans Junior High School
Bail Bonds Firm Loses Suit Here
A 72nd District Court jury ruled for Joe A. Peak of Slaton against Hub City Bail Bonds, awarding 2400 in actual and punitive damages after Peak claimed the bondsmen illegally sold his diamond ring. He sought 750 for the ring plus 3000 punitive and 1500 in attorney fees.
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Joe A. Peak of
Slaton
Hub City
Peak
New Mexico Supreme Court Limits Access to Public Faculty Salaries
The court ruled that a proposed ENMU faculty salary list is not a public record and not required by law to be prepared. Justices said disclosure would not serve a useful purpose, citing administrative convenience and negotiations between the board and employees.
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Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Paul Tackett
J. C. Comprton
John &. McManus
Ernest Sanchez
Arthur Dula
ITI
ENMU
the Chase
Dula
Sanchez
District Court
Calico Cat Bears Kittens in Oak Quietly
In Odessa a calico cat named Kitty, owned by the Montgomery family, gave birth to three kittens in a hollow oak. Ownership passed among family members from Debbie to Butch and Anna Jean Jones, with Debbie remaining sister to Anna. The nest location shifted to neighbor Jack Roe’s yard, causing excitement on the hill in Ingram.
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Kitty
Odessa
Ingram
Kenneth Montgomery
Debbie
Mrs. Montgomery
V. K
Butch” Jones
Anna Jean
Anna
Dustin
Montgomerys
Joneses
Jack Roe
New Activities Highlight Hobbs Summer Recreation Program
Hobbs parks and recreation announces three new activities for the summer program folk guitar beginning cheerleading and tiny tots playtime. Guitar sessions led by John Neal will be in Hobbs High School music room while Gail Lain teaches cheer basics for grades six to eight at Hobbs High School Little Theatre. Tiny tots playtime targets ages three to five at Will Rogers School intermediate building.
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Hobbs
Bill Wescoe
Hobbs Parks and Recreation Department
John Neal
Hobbs High School
Gail Lain
Will Rogers School
Ralph Tasker
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Opal Dixon
Avalanched Journal
Arkansas Enterprise
Weil
Santa Fe, N. M
UPI
New Mexico Supreme Court
Frigidaire
50Th
Canton
Saain Sensathe
Theatre
Arena
RCA
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