Balmorhea Budget Approved And School Board Actions
Balmorhea City Council approved the 1971 72 budget totaling 128 140 with disbursements of 62 680 60. Council members present included Hoffman Pax Dominiquez Bottoms, Elliott absent. The Balmorhea School Board joined Texas Small Schools Association renewal and sought Foundation Funds aid based on average daily attendance.
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Balmorhea
Jane Moore
Jack Hoffman
Alfred Pax
Ysidro Dominiquez
Arleton Bottoms
Wes Eliott
Texas Small Schools Association
Nelson Lethco
Bob Norton
Rip Turnbaugh
Q. A. Crenshaw
Pat Brijalba
Dub McNeil
Allen Gilbert
California expected to gain from Nixon trade moves with Japan
Bankers foresee improved California balance of trade as Nixon imposes a 10 percent import surcharge to spur currency revaluations. They cite California's 29 percent share of U S exports to Japan and potential gains if Japan liberalizes trade on agricultural products like almonds olives and raisins. Some disagree on immediate impact but acknowledge long term potential.
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Mike Silverman
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
California
Japan
Nixon
United States
U.S
Kimi Narita
Bank of American
R. E. Ogle
Cohama High School Homecoming Attendees Loyal Family Trio
Attending Cohama High School Homecoming in Cohama were graduates Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holly, their son David, and Sylvia Clark.
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Balmorhea High School
San Angelo
Marty Lethco
Melainie Turnbough
Debbie Turnbough
Ethyl Jacobsen
Cohama High School
Cohama
Glen Holly
David
Sylvia Clark
Patchwork Collarbone Casts Shadow on Pecos JV Clash
Frank Garcia returned to school Monday with a patched broken collarbone from last Thursday's game against Pecos Junior Varsity. He will be sidelined as doctors evaluate his injury and plan recovery steps.
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Frank Garcia
Pecos
Nixon Aides Outline Farm Aid Plan For 1972
The Nixon administration stated it will spend up to 2 billion dollars in feed program payments to curb corn sorghum and barley overproduction, targeting 38 million acres removed from feed use. If necessary farmers may divert more acreage, raising costs. The 1972 cotton program remains unchanged with a 20 percent set aside and a 15 cent per pound preliminary payment.
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Washington
Nixon
Clifford M. Hardin
USDA
Hardin
U.S
Lion Country Safari tops Disney park with real animals
Harry Shuster, 36, Latvian-born lawyer, opens Lion Country Safari in California after West Palm Beach launch in 1967. Visitors drive through a roaming animal preserve costing $3.25 for adults, with rhinos, ostriches, giraffes and elephants among attractions as crowds flock to the new leisure venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Laguna Hills
Calif
Lion Country Safari
Walt Disney
Disneyland
Harry Shuster
Orange County
United States
Shuster
South Africa
Africa
America
West Palm Beach
Fla
Johnson says Lady Bird urged 1964 run for president
Lyndon B. Johnson claims in his memoir that Lady Bird urged him to run again in 1964 with a May memorandum she sent. He contrasts this with her later White House Diary account stating she favored a nonrun until after Goldwater's nomination and then urged him to step out for the country.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lady Bird
New York Times
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Atlantic City
N.J
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Home Demonstration hears snake program
The Orla Mentone Home Demonstration Club met at the Community Building in Mentone with President Mrs. Billy Blair presiding. A program on poisonous snakes of the southwest featured slide pictures and bite first aid until a doctor arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Propp
First Methodist Church
Pecos
Propp
Europe
Amy McIntire
Wilma Finley
Vera Fellebaum
Mentone
Orla- Mentone Home Demonstration Club
Billy Blair
Bill Dodd
Herman Lindley
Dodd
Ellen Goodrich
National Extension Home Makers Council
Dallas
Goodrich
Blair
Southwest
John Haley
Nixon Wife to Join President on Soviet and China Trips
Mrs Richard Nixon confirms she will accompany the President on his trips to the Soviet Union and China with the China visit planned before May. She previously joined him in Moscow in 1959 during his vice presidency.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Soviet Union
China
Moscow
Mainand
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Don Kerley
Max Kerley
Ronald Weaver
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Gary Fuentes
Mike Martinson
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Marfa
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Manuel Brijalba
George Toone
Billy Dale Toone
Kirby Rankin
Craig Huelster
Dale Toone
Jim Rankin
Martinson
Tissie Ann Elliott
Rainbow
Linda Herring
Andrea Beach
Charity
Jeanne McNeil
Hope
Patricia Shook
Elizabeth Weinald
Debbie Bottoms
Debbie Whittenburg
Cay Crenshaw
Susie Herring
Patty Towler
Marshall
Miss Day Crenshaw
Mary Crenshaw
Frankie Kingston
Harvey Davis
Hank Davis
Miss Eliott
Miss Elliott
Betty Lou Beach
BHS
Dell City
Jennie Sue Herring
Rosario Sanchez
Kay Norton
Adrian McCutcheon
Rainbow Girls
Tke
Austin
Cris Gilbert
Toyah
Order of Eastern Star
Texas Grand
Orbie Gatewood
Bill Magee
McAllen
Texas
U. S
Harold Buma
Wells Fargo Bank
Bank of America
Buma
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Western District
Richmond Dublin
Odessa
Paul Jacobs
Big Lake
R.S. McCracken
Maria
O. G. Rudy
Monahans
Ted Johnston
Pecos Holiday Inn
R. S. McCracken
C.G. Rudy
Women’s Federation
Philip Robbins
V. C. Phillips
Gerald Fugit
Hayes Stripling Sr
London
Montgomery
Alamein
North Africa
Hampshire
Ankara
Turkey
Elizabeth
Nihat Erim
Royal
Mcpherson
Aplt
Anthony Herbert
Congress
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