For Sale and Rent Ad List with Various Properties
Classified ad collection includes car stereo installation services. Sale items feature a 1971 12x65 trailer home and a new 14x65 mobile home with two bedrooms. Rental listings cover furnished and unfurnished apartments, houses, and rooms with bills paid options, all with contact numbers and locations like Western Courts and Monahans Motel. Many listings show payment terms, down payments, or take-over payments.
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Monahans
Ward County Water District Directors Election Notice
Notice of election on January 11 1972 for Ward County Water Improvement District No a directors and a ballot proposal on building a new office without a bond. Candidates listed include John L Black L R Snelson III Harold R Ward Charlie L Wilcox and J D Witcher with terms five and two years. Published December 30 1971 January 3 10 1972.
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Board of Directors
L. R. Snelson III
Board of
J.D. Mitchel
Ward County Water Improvement District No. A
Office of Directors
John L. Black
L. R. Snelson, III
Harold R. Ward
Charlie L. Wilcox
J. D. Witcher
Ward County Judges Set 10 Percent Salary Increase
The Commissioners' Court of Ward County will raise salaries by 10 percent for 1972 at its regular meeting on January 10, 1972. Chester Taggart County Judge Ward County Courthouse Monahans Texas notice dated January 3 6 1972.
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Commissioners’ Court
Ward County
Chester Taggart
Monahans
Texas
Cattle Pens To Be Built On Border Route For Export
Bids are expected for two new livestock export pens to be built at Eagle Pass and Del Rio. The Texas Department of Agriculture will operate the facilities as part of a $12.5 million export business. Old border pens were condemned by U S authorities and Mexican officials last July. Agriculture Commissioner John C. White stressed the project’s importance.
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Texas
Eagle Pass
del Rio
Texas Department of Agriculture
U.S
Department of Agriculture
John C. White
Texas Trade Office in Mexico City Under Review
The Texas Industrial Commission faces a study of its Mexico City office results before expanding foreign trade efforts. The $150000 annual program aims to boost international trade, with early reports suggesting bright prospects and guidance from the Research League on evaluating results prior to long-term commitments.
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Texas
Texas Industrial Commission
New Mexico City
TIC
Mexico City
Texas Penal Code Revision Studied by Defense Group
A Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association committee began studying the proposed penal code revision after six years of research and drafting. Prosecutors started a parallel study last September through the Texas District and County Attorneys Association.
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Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
Texas District and County Attorneys Association
Hospitals Benefit By Hill-Burton Grants
The State Board of Health approved retroactive Hill-Burton loan guarantees totaling over 5.2 million and a 160000 grant. St Mary of the Plains Hospital in Lubbock secured a 3250000 loan, Wadley Hospital in Texarkana 2000000, subject to federal guidelines. Brazos Valley Rehabilitation Center received 160000. The board outlined state priority areas for hospital and health facilities and scheduled further applications in January.
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State Board of Health
St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
Lubbock
Wadley Hospital
Texarkana
Hill-Burton
Brazos Valley
Cities See Sales Taxes Grow For Quarter Ended September 30
More than 420 cities levying local option sales taxes collected over 40.2 million during the quarter ending September 30. Comptroller Calvert said the net take was over 41 million after the state service fee deduction. Houston led with 8.1 million, followed by Dallas at 5.7 million and San Antonio at 2.6 million.
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Robert S. Calvert
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
State Helps Sludge Disposal Projects With State Aid
Dallas received over 2.3 million and Muleshoe 51168 in state matching loans to fund new wastewater treatment facilities under a Texas voters approved program. Conroe led with 443000 earlier. Dallas adds sludge disposal at White Rock plant while Muleshoe plans a new plant near Blackwater Draw, first of its kind in the High Plains.
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Dallas
Muleshoe
Texas
Conroe
White Rock
Blackwater Draw
High Plains
Courts Speak on Extraneous Evidence and Reversals in Appeals
The Court of Criminal Appeals allows testimony about extraneous crimes to prove malice in murder cases. A race burglary conviction was overturned for failure to prove entry. A marijuana possession conviction was reversed over knowledge of the drug on the defendant’s property. The State Supreme Court ordered a new trial for damages after an elevator shaft injury ruling.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
State Supreme Court
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Ion ST
Texas Press
Hetehet Light
Colorado
Tfe
Lyle’s Sporting Goods
W. Sealy
TIMEX
Long
E. Sealy
Odessa
Middlebrook & Watson
Shasta
Hi- Plains
Sands Trailer Sales & Rental
S. Main
Living Room House
S. Gary
H. E. Yates
Star Route
S. Calvin
Wink
Ross Kruse
Western Courts
East Highway
Brantley
Grand Falls Highway
Parke Plaza
Seddon
Call
Alice
S. Bruce
S. Franklin
S. Betty
Thorn
Tonville
Joe Lanier
S. Allen
West Fifth
Derrick
Erie
Gail Farr
South Tke
Equity
Kay Derrick Andy Pipkin
Widman
Don Widman
Midland
Bracken
W. Hwy
Merle
J.J. Coats
Ind
Monabons, Texas
Williams
John D. Wheeler
FHA
S. James
N. Doris
Hash Real Estate VA
Gulf Camp
Farr
S. Leon
Dwight
S.R. Frisbie Associate
Alcoholics Anonymous
Agnew Jewelers
Logan
Thrashertatom
Insurance Agency
Real Estate
Gary
Joe
CSTR
S. Murray
thaDiin
S. Kenneth
Price Ins. Agency
Gracey Virgin
Nelson D. Virgin
W. 7Th
Harry Street
Alberta Allen
Bob Douthit
Curtis Black
East H. Monahans
West Sealy
Myrts Cafe
Pecos
Pall
State OF Texas
Ward
Ward County Water Control and Improvement District No. 2
Draughon's
Bus'ness College
Lubbock, Texas
Atomic Energy Commission
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
California
AEC
International Business Machines Corporation
IBM
Ney
Ieee
Texas Research League
Research League
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