Gensler Christmas Play Santa Claus Is Human
Gensler Elementary presents a Thursday night Christmas play titled Santa Claus is Human. The plot follows a sick Santa as Alphabet Letters Clowns and Children in kindergarten to second grade cheer him up. The real reason Santa cannot travel will be revealed at the December 18 performance at 7:30 p.m.
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Texas A&M engineers use computers to boost farming yields
Texas A&M engineers and scientists describe computer aided living plant analysis and say the effort could raise food and fiber yields while lowering costs. One result is BUGNET, a computer based antipest system used by county agricultural extension agents to advise farmers.
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MHA Hosts Christmas Open House in Monahans
The Monahans Housing Authority announces a Christmas Open House at the Community Room 209 S. Dwight. The event is Friday December 19 from 1 to 5 PM with music fun and refreshments. Public invited per MHA secretary Shirley Hill.
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Texas State Finances in 1980 Federal Aid and Spending
State fiscal 1980 reported federal funds totaling $4.95 billion, with welfare receiving 38.4 percent and highways 52.8 percent increase. Total state expenditures reached $10.2 billion, education grants and FSP programs totaling $2.6 billion, public assistance $1.3 billion, and capital outlay for highways rising 76.5 percent. At year end Texas held $2.6 billion in cash with $240.3 million in grants and $110.3 million from general revenue sharing.
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