Barstow project delays push DOE system timelines
A TESCO official cites Congress delays and DOE indecision for Barstow project slipping a year past its 1981 completion target. He warns that further protracted delays could delay any system build and raise final costs if the government demands involvement.
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Local court fines and incidents in Kermit records
Multiple local cases list waived rights and fines for public intoxication, burglary of a motor vehicle, driving while intoxicated, and disorderly conduct. Bonds were set from 1 500 to 2 000 dollars. An accident report cites Helmer’s stop at a stop sign causing a collision with Sandra Keys. Fire alarms proved false in two reported blazes.
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Obituary of Juanita E Quintela 63 of Grandfalls
Juanita E Quintela 63 of Grandfalls died Sunday at Kermit Memorial Hospital after an illness. Services were held Monday at Cooper Funeral Chapel in Kermit with burial in Kermit Cemetery. Born December 25 1917 in Alvarado she was married January 27 1973 in Grandfalls and lived in Grandfalls ten years after moving from Odessa. Survivors include her husband one son Don Hawley Fort Worth three stepsons Fred Quintela Jr Raymond Quintela Fort Stockton and Al Quintela El Paso three stepdaughters Linda Quintela Irene Ornelas Grandfalls and Jessi Morales Fort Stockton four sisters Maxine Haynes Wink Eunice Fierro Kermit Lena Sliger Royalty 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Children urged to write Reagan for Save the Children Day
Save the Children launches its fourth annual national letter-writing drive inviting children to tell President Reagan and government leaders the biggest problems facing families. Letters will be collected at Westport CT and shared at a Washington, D C hearing on May 1 as part of the 1981 Children Agenda for Action.
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Washington, D.C
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