Rodeo details with Hill as producer and local judges
Tom Hill produces the rodeo with animals supplied for events. Judges are Bryan Edmonson Pecos and Buck MecGonnigal Imperial. Friday's show ends with a Coliseum dance headlined by Bill Green and The Talk of the Town from San Angelo. Admission 5 dollars per couple 3 dollars for singles. A drill team may perform between nights. night unknown. Individual night prices 1.50 adults 1.00 children.
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Tom Hill
Bryan Edmonson
Pecos
Buck MecGonnigal
Imperial
Bill Green
San Angelo
Grand Jury to Consider Four Cases in Ward County
The Ward County Grand Jury will hear at least four cases Friday per the Sheriff’s Office. Included are burglary charges against Henry Dean Smith and Larry Douglas Alves, aggravated assault against Jessie Molina, and heroin possession against Joe Luis Gomez. Deliberations start about 9 a.m. in the courthouse.
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Ward County Grand Jury
Sheriff's Office
Henry Dean Smith
Jessie Molina
Larry Douglas Alves
Joe Luis Gomez
Committee plans steps after May meeting at First National Bank
McPeak notes many good ideas from the May 23 meeting but says turning them into action requires more than two boards. The committee's full membership was not announced before the session.
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McPeak
Organize Parents to Fight Drugs in City
A reader calls for forming a parent group to combat drug use and abuse in the city. He urges readers to join, name him as first member, and count those with courage to drive drug activity out of the community.
Ward County Commissioners Mull Landscaping Bids Amid Tax Roll hike
Ward County commissioners spent about two and a half hours reviewing an eight item agenda. They deferred landscaping bids for the courthouse yard and approved a tax roll fee increase to 32 500. The court also authorized curbing for Ward Memorial Hospital grounds and heard an audit of 1973 74 county books. A temporary Veteran's Service Officer was named with a salary of 200 a month.
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T. Y. Pickett
Ward County
Ward Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Walsh
Chester Taggart
Veteran's Service
Police Offer Drug Education Program Through City Groups
Monahans residents can attend drug information programs offered by the Police Department. Sgt. G A Couldron will present to civic and service groups after training with federal narcotics courses and certification to provide expert testimony. Over 250 drug arrests bolster his public information work. Contact the department at 943 3254.
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Police Department
Joe Drea
the News
Drea
Department
Sgt. G. A. Couldron
Sgt. Couldron
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Concert Pieces Highlight Sousa Grainger and Whear
The feature presents John Philip Sousa Big Green Wolverines Lincolnshire Posey by Percy Grainger and Stonehenge Symphony by Paul Whear as part of a program. The ensemble performs these distinctive marches and symphonic works, drawing on American and modern composers.
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John Philip Sousa
Lincolnshire Posey
Percy Grainger
Paul Whear
City Council pushes for building removal amid tax parcel sales
Council directs City Manager Forga to start legal action to raze the building at once after months of pressure since 1974. Five tax parcels sold for 616 dollars to buyers Jack Graham, E W Throneberry, L E Sloan, W L Bush, and Mrs Henry Jones. rerequested auctions adjourned for bid re-advertisement. Mayor Hoyer cites Board of Equalization finding inequities in city tax rolls and calls for professional appraisers to review personal property values.
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Forga
Jack Graham
E. Sealy
E.W. Throneberry
S. Eva
L.E. Sloan
S. Stockton
W.L. Bush
E. 2Nd
Hoyer
Board of Equalization
Legislature funds eyed for district school aid
The bill would provide about 1 095 000 dollars yearly in state aid to the local school for two years with per capita funding afterward. After 1976 77 only about 500 000 dollars annually in per capita funds are expected. The bill would add 104 percent of last year’s state money, then drop to about 102 percent due to enrollment, while district taxes are not planned to rise beyond 1.09 dollars.
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Callender
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