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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1978
Page
6
Dr Norman Hall, superintendent of the Andrews schools, was installed as president of the American Association of School Administrators in Austin. He becomes the third Texan to hold the post, as the organization traces its history back to the Civil War.
The city will publish next month a notice that fluoride content is 3.9 mg/L and may cause mottling or staining in children 14 years or younger. The clause, attached to water bills, follows the Safe Water Drinking Act of 1974, and applies to cities drawing water from the Reservoir as required by state law.
Dr Michael Powell leads the purchase of 240 acres near Fort Davis along State Highway 116 for initial construction of a Desert Visitors Center. Plans include natural displays a theater and media to dramatize the Chihuahuan Desert and surrounding mountain ranges as part of the Alpine Avalanche report.
One hundred twenty four residents are summoned for jury duty at 9 a m Tuesday March 28 before Judge Lawrence Fuller in the 143rd District Court Civil trials are on the docket with about 19 cases. Cases not settled will move to Thursday. List of jurors includes Gracien Gomez Arreguy Betty Ware Williams Roberto M Naegele Leo B Prater and many others from local counties.
Richard Gaddy of Midland launches an Energy Secretary of the Year Award to honor energy secretaries in the Permian Basin. Nominees are judged on industry impact, community, family, and dedication. winner receives plaque and a two person trip to Acapulco at a May Permian Basin Petroleum Association luncheon.
Monahans Masonic Lodge No. 952 plans a Master Mason degree work at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Worshipful Master James Pannell invites visiting Master Masons and urges all members to attend.
Southwestern Bell gives notice under the Public Utility Commission of Texas of a new telephone rate schedule effective April 14 1978. The proposal expects an 11.4 percent rise in intrastate revenues. A full copy is on file with the PUC in Austin and with each affected municipality and is available in the companys public business offices for inspection.
A guide explains term policy conversion to permanent insurance as a choice, not a point. It also notes a premium option allowing different payment intervals such as annual or quarterly.
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