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Marfa Independent And Big Bend Sentinel in Marfa, Texas

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Marfa Independent And Big Bend Sentinel

Location

Marfa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1986

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Marfair Arts and Crafts Fair Opens Saturday in Marfa

The Marfair Sesquicentennial Arts and Crafts Fair begins this Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Marfa Activity Center and Coffield Park with childrens activities and booths from Marfa Presidio Fort Davis Alpine and El Paso. No admission charge. Manny Razo injured in mid April transfer to El Paso for continued treatment fundraiser set up.

Marfair Marfa Coffield Park Presidio Fort Davis Alpine el Paso Manny Razo Odessa P.O Texas O&a Southern Pacific Railroad Valentine Sanderson Yesteryear

Sul Ross Seeks Evidence as Higher Ed Closures Discussed

Sul Ross State University president Dr Jack Humphries says the university will provide a detailed response to a June 3 memo from Larry Temple chairing the Governor's Select Committee on Higher Education. The memo requests analyses of closure merger and governance options affecting Texas colleges amid statewide debate and press coverage.

Governor’s Select Committee On Higher Education Austin Larry Temple Select Committee On Higher Education Jack Humphries Sul Ross State University University of Texas-Permian Basin East Texas State University Texas A&m University- Galveston Houston Chronicle Temple Vic Arnold Arnold Texas Sul Ross West Texas Humphries

Wiemers to be honored for heroism in Marfa ceremony

Parker Wiemers will receive the Department of Transportation Medal for Heroism from FAA Southwest Regional Director C.R. Tex Melugin Jr at El Paisano Hotel in Marfa at noon next Tuesday June 17. In December 1984 Wiemers pulled Fred Dumas from a runaway Stinson aircraft that circled the airport, risking his life to save Dumas and prevent grave damage to two planes and nearby fuel.

FAA Southwest Marfa Parker Wiemers Department of Transportation C.R. ‘‘Tex Dumas Wiemers Kahl Aviation Melugin Texas Wiemer Cameron University Lawton Okla C.M Fritz) Kahl Stinson

Celebration marks Presidio County centennial plans

Presidio County prepares a July 4 centennial celebration with an open house at the courthouse from 4 to 6 PM to showcase a year of renovations. State Senator Tati Santiesteban will speak on the courthouse lawn before a Time Capsule ceremony.

Presidio County Tati Santiesteban el Paso Presidio Bobby Martinez Martinez

New Deputy Joins Presidio County Sheriff's Department

Robert Espinosa of Marfa joins Presidio County Sheriff's Department as deputy in Presidio. A 1985 graduate of Sul Ross State University Police Academy, Espinosa is welcomed by Sheriff Rick Thom.

Dave Duncan Presidio County Robert Espinosa Marfa

MISD approves two stage refurbishing bids in Marfa

Marfa ISD trustees approved four thousand three hundred seventy five dollar drapery and curtain installation for Gregg Auditorium and six thousand five hundred dollar lighting system upgrade. The plan includes new cyclorama settings, hardware, and eight ellipsoidal lights with six fresnels. Superintendent Carl Robinson described the upgrades as part of a continuing district facilities program amid summer renovations.

Marfa Isd Board of Trustees Gregg Auditorium Carl Robinson J.L. Moore Company Odessa Robinson Hunter Gym Witt Builders Amarillo Martin Field

Amtrak Train Held Up Near Alpine After Freight Derailment

An eastbound Amtrak train was held in Marfa from 11 p.m. Thursday until 2:30 p.m. Friday after a freight derailment near Alpine Junction six miles west of Alpine. Greyhound buses were initially summoned for 268 passengers but the plan was canceled and passengers were allowed off to walk around Marfa. After emergency track repairs at the derailment site, the train resumed to San Antonio.

Greyhound Amtrack Alpine Marfa Alpine Junction San Antonio

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