Summer Recreation Program Starts Monday
The Summer Recreational Program begins Monday at 8 30 with activities in basketball track golf tennis weights and girls volleyball. Officials overseeing each sport include Lowell Bishop Ron Huckabee Perry Coursey Gary Gaines Janice Hudson and Doug Roark. All students from fifth grade to high school may sign up at the specified sites with free participation.
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School Board approves renovations and new projects
The board discussed school finance and approved paying the final bill of 55352 to J W Cooper Construction for high school renovations and the Tatum Gym. Projects completed include additions at the Girl's Gym, Resource Center, Vocational Wing and Tatum. A proposed 27000 square foot Health and Recreation Complex was outlined with an estimated cost of 617000.
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Texas Tech Band Seeks Ex Raiderland Alumni for Reunion
Texas Tech University Band and Music Department officials plan a reunion round-up of former Goin' Band From Raiderland members. Dean Killion says the event ties to a 1976 homecoming program and the dedication of a new Music Department University Center facility, plus a Red Raider Band Club. About 3,500 member group has gained national and international recognition for performances at football games.
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Civil court sessions rescheduled. jurors dismissed
Cases in 143rd District Court set for Tuesday were postponed and prospective jurors released until further notice per District Clerk T. J. Griggs. A 17 case docket was listed, with criminal matters later planned, though court remained in session when the News went to press.
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Defensive Driving Course Slated For June 19
The Retired Teachers Association and AARP invite members to a defensive driving class at the junior high school starting Thursday June 19 from 2 30 p m to 4 30 p m. A $2 fee covers books and registration. Contact Irvin Cheatham at 943 4103 for more information.
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Washington Roundup on national debt and tax ideas
At fiscal 1976 end the national debt exceeds 620 billion dollars with nearly 70 billion added next year. IRS code allows charitable deductions up to 50 percent of adjusted gross income for contributions to reduce debt, yielding 1.8 million over fourteen years. A bill would create a public debt reduction fund via a tax liability box, similar to the election fund check off.
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