Hearing Postponed Till April For TV License Challenge
KMOM-TV manager Pat Hales says the hearing on renewal of broadcasting licenses by the FCC is postponed to April 24, 1979. The hearing, originally set for September 19 and then October 31, involves KMOM-TV Monahans, KLBK-TV Lubbock, KWAB-TV Big Spring, and KTXS-TV Sweetwater, challenged by Midland Telecasting Company over excessive commercials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmom-Tv
Pat Hales
Hales
Abilene
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Monahans
Klbk-Tv
Lubbock
Kwab-Tv
Big Spring
Ktxs-Tv
Sweetwater
Midland Telecasting Company
Federal Communications Commission
Tax Relief Amendment Examined in Split Across Pages
The piece outlines a broad proposed tax relief amendment addressing housing, elderly and disabled exemptions, personal property relief, truth in taxation, and spending limits. It presents topic by topic arguments for and against, with sections on intangible property, personal property exemptions, and farm productivity taxation, plus notes on potential impacts for homeowners and creditors.
Awards Presented At 4 H Banquet In Ward County
Nearly 200 Ward County youngsters received awards at the annual Achievement Banquet held at the County Coliseum. The program covered camp, beef, lamb, swine, goat, capon and rabbit demonstrations, foods and nutrition, horse projects, public speaking, horticulture, leadership, rifle, record books, clothing, livestock judging, gardening, horse judging, conservation, handcrafts, dairy foods, safety, veterinary science, breads, photography and poultry. Colonel Pat Wilson, formerly a Ward County 4 H member now at White Sands Missile Base in New Mexico, was the featured speaker. Club presidents reported on activities. reporters listed include Becky Koenning, Carol Koenning, Anna Jacquez, Kathy Rice and Tad Norris.
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Pat Wilson
Ward County
White Sands Missile Base
New Mexico
Becky Koenning
Barstow
Carol Koenning
Anna Jacquez
Pyote Club
Kathy Rice
Wickett
Tad Norris
Grandfalls
Halloween Activities Fill County Weekend Spook Fest
Halloween events run through Tuesday across Ward County. Jaycee Haunted House opens at 8 tonight in the Jaycee Building 100 block of South Alice with 50 cent admission and costumed prizes. Proceeds aid Mrs. Rubio’s medical bills. Gensler Carnival in Wickett Tuesday at 5 with booths, hot dogs, and two-hour spook house. Band Boosters Halloween Carnival at the County Coliseum opens 6 Tuesday to fund the Big Green Band Spring trip with wax museum and car bash offerings. tickets 10 cents each, most booths one ticket, wax museum and cake walk two.
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Jimisu Stuckey
Dan Gibbs
Jaycee Haunted House
Jaycee
South Alice
Rubio
Gensler
Wickett
PTA
Big Green
Carnival
Dell Cockerham
Chamber of Commerce backs doctor recruitment in Monahans
Monahans Chamber of Commerce directors endorsing efforts to recruit physicians for a new hospital. Fund drive for Physicians Recruitment Inc. nears 13 000 dollars with several donors this week including C E Cullum Dub's Air Conditioning and the Townsfolk. Continued on page 3.
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Physician's Recruitment, Inc
Monahans
Physicians Recruitment Inc
Bryan Stuckey
C. E Cullum
Dub’s
W. QO. Walker
Grandfalls
Clayton Tatum
Jo Lynn Shoppe
L. Holt Magee
Sandy James
D. E. Ramsey
R. T. McDaniel
Physicians Recruitment, Inc
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Rotary
Richard C. White
Monahans Rotary Club
Drum Corp
Big Green Band
Chamber of Commerce
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