Balmorhea School Board Considers April Election and Vaccination Update
Balmorhea Independent School District votes to join city elections on April 1 with Garland Rowe named judge and Harvey Davis clerk. State vaccination rules shift. smallpox no longer required while diphtheria and other shots remain. Board approves $556 federally matched funds for library books, schedules junior senior prom for February end, and plans May class trip to Galveston and Houston. Tax collection reaches $91,306, $2,300 delinquent.
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Balmorhea Independent School District Board of Trustees
Garland Rowe
Tiny Renz
Harvey Davis
Galveston
Balmorhea District Adopts Free Lunch Policy For Students
Balmorhea Independent School District announces a free and reduced price lunch program for eligible students. Families submit income and household size on an application. confidential review by the principal determines eligibility with an appeal process handled by Hearing Official Allan H. Gilbert.
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Balmorhea Indep
Balmorhea
Allan H. Gilbert
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Municipal Court Roundup of Speeding and Drunk in Public Offenses
The blotter lists numerous individuals cited in municipal and JP court proceedings for speeding, no driver's license, standing on roadway to solicit rides, drunk in public, indecent exposure, failure to yield, and related offenses. Several addresses and fines are noted, with amounts ranging from $10 to $50 plus costs. A theft report mentions a 1970s TV valued at $189, a Polaroid camera, and a stereo stolen from Ernest Abila’s home.
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JP Court Willard Lynn Peterson
Andrews
Donald Wayne Holbrook
W. 8Th
Willie Q
Rubio
Apt
Alfredo
David Albert Cash
Snohomesh
Mark Ronald Lowell
Everett
Danny Ray McMillan
Danny Wayne Rawlinson
Roy Willie Bates
Barstow
Calif
Brad Charles Poleski
Sutherlin
Ore
Robert Madrigal
la Puenta
Ronnie Eugene Stewart
Rebecca Dominguez
Elm
Torino
Briceno
Saragosa
John Robert Scott, Jr
Patrick Brian Haggerty
el Paso
Emmett O. Hamilton
Ft. Worth
Billy Paul Taylor
Sherman
Larry Joe Lamb
Willow
Terry Lee Cox
Park
Robert Henry Baker
Roby
Marian L. Hurley
Carol Martinez
Isaias Renteria
Esequiel Hernandez
Tom N. Passmore, Jr
Jack Duke
Paul Dean Justis
Arcadia L. Baeza
Vertido Valencia
Frances L. Davis
Jimmy Daves
Gerald B. Moore
Pearl Cates
Ernest Abila
Polaroid
Barbs By Phil Pastoret on Workplace Wiles
The column spoofingly notes that the word reduce is broad and jokes that a quick thinker could wheedle a chair from the purchasing department. It frames cleverness in office maneuvering and staff dynamics with light satire.
We We Have a heart, and forgive us for not sending you a Val entine
A reflective note about not sending valentines, urging self-reliance and counsel, with a candid tone about finding listeners.
Balmorhea City Council Budget Clean-Up Participation
Balmorhea plans its annual Well-Kept Community Club clean-up in March with council supplying men and some equipment. Perry Gandy of Perry Gandy's Dairy Products discusses occupation tax. council to review. Mrs. Louis Collins named judge for April election tied to school board vote. Housing Authority check for 81 dollars returned to housing director for services rendered.
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Balmorhea
Perry
Gandy
Louis Collins
Housing Authority
Catherine Crenshaw
Report casts doubt on marijuana beliefs
Washington AP says the NIMH two annual report questions some beliefs about marijuana and notes possible medical value for glaucoma. It urges more research on driving, effects on women of childbearing age, and potential brain and kidney damage while warning against use by young women.
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Washington
Congress
National Institute of Mental Health
Infection cases double since germ-fighter ban
The government reports 166 staphylococcal infections in 24 nurseries across 23 hospitals after a ban on 3 percent hexachlorophene baths. Most cases are minor. some show antibiotic resistance. FDA and pediatric groups weigh risks versus benefits of HCP bathing.
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John Stowell
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Food and Drug Administration
American Academy of Pediatrics
NCDC
FDA
Oldest Baltimore resident Noah Smallwood dies at 104
Noah Smallwood, born to slave parents in North Carolina, died New Year’s Day at 104 in Baltimore. He was said to be the father of 32 children and had more than 100 grandchildren, after five marriages.
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Dad
Baltimore
Noah Smallwood
North Carolina
Smallwood
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