City Council to Revisit Animal Control Ordinance
Article notes Monahans city council will revisit the animal control ordinance amid nationwide pet ownership issues. It cites a Humane Society model urging compulsory licensing, sterilization, enforceable penalties, and strict pet care obligations to curb irresponsible ownership.
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Humane Society of the United
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Humane Society
Karen Hill Chosen MHS Family Leader of Tomorrow
Karen Hill was named Monahans High School 1976 77 General Mills Family Leader of Tomorrow after a December 7 exam. She earns a certificate and eligibility for state and national honors, and plans to study banking and finance at Texas Tech University.
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Monahans High Schools
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Robert Hill
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Texas Tech University
PBRPC to Review Grandfalls Grant Request
The Permian Basin Regional Planning Committee will discuss a $250000 pre-application for Grandfalls at its Wednesday board meeting at the Air Terminal. Grandfalls seeks $63000 for housing rehab, $137000 for water distribution repair, and $50000 for gas system repair under the Community Development Block Grant program.
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City of Grandfalls
Permian Basin
Grandfalls
Regional Development Review Committee
Adult Diesel Mechanics Class Planned in Mechanics High School
An organizational meeting for a beginners Diesel Mechanic Class will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. at the high school Auto Mechanic Shop. Assistant Superintendent Lathan Walker says interested residents should attend with instructor H. S. Lewis to learn about the course.
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Lathan Walker
H. S. Lewis
Important Retail Trade Committee Meeting Announced
The Retail Trade Committee will meet Tuesday morning at 10:00 at the Chamber of Commerce in Monahans. Chairman Glen McDaniel outlines the agenda including George Birtlington Washday promotion and holiday planning for the year. He invites merchants to share ideas or gripes to kick off 1977. Economic indicators are upbeat for the region.
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Chamber of Commerce
S. Dwight
Glen McDaniel
George Birthington
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Monahans
G falls Hosts Defensive Driving Course
A defensive driving course will be held in Grandfalls at the Reddy Room of Texas Electric Service Company. Evening classes run 6 30 to 10 30 with a day class Tuesday 9 to noon and 1 to 5 pm taught by Mrs Cozette Yates Mrs Mildred Rose and James Springer.
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Grandfalls
Reddy Room
Texas Electric Service Company
Cozette Yates
Mildred Rose
James Springer
Department of Public Safety
Monahans Home Demonstration Club
A local Monahans club continues its community activity page three as members plan meetings and demonstrations. Members discuss projects, schedules, and public outreach efforts for the coming months.
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Monahans Home Demonstration Club
Emergency Training Course Begins Monday
A first in a series of emergency medical training courses will start Monday at 7 p.m. in Ward Memorial Hospital dining room. Sponsored by the Permian Commission and Odessa College, Dr. Graham Palmer leads the sessions aimed at Volunteer Fire Department Police Department and ambulance attendants and open to all interested. Participants will learn basic first aid procedures for situations until a doctor arrives.
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Ward Memorial Hospital
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Odessa College
Graham Palmer
Council Plans Close Look At Leash Law
City Council will hear a leash law discussion at 2 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall and will review methods to improve the animal control ordinance despite several years in effect. Also on the agenda are motorcycle activity at the old caliche pits near 15th street, water service outside city limits, Building Code amendments, and a budget amendment. Visitors may speak after agenda items.
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Council
Leash Law
Jack Forga
15Th Street
Juarez Receives 50-Year Sentence In Heroin Case
Teresa Tito Juarez 43 of Barstow was found guilty of Delivery of a Controlled Substance Heroin and sentenced to 50 years in the state department of corrections. Trial in 143rd District Court with Judge Charles Sherrill presiding lasted two and a half hours for the verdict and six hours for sentencing deliberations.
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Teresa ‘Tito’ Juarez
Barstow
State Department of Corrections
143Rd District Court
Charles Sherrill
Ft. Stockton
Physical Therapy Contract Before WMH Board
Ward Memorial Hospital trustees meet Wednesday to review a physical therapy contract and a report on emergency room coverage. Dr. Graham Palmer will present a proposal on radio communications with emergency vehicles along with Medicare recommendations, collections policy changes, and ER coverage progress.
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Ward Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Graham Palmer
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