College Budget Okayed At WTC With Pay And Fringe Changes
WTC approves an eight percent personnel raise with fringe benefits including health and life insurance, possible dental coverage, and in lieu increases. The total budget rises to 1,436,334 with state 43.35 percent, local funds 42.89 percent, and other local funds 11.33 percent. Professional pay ranges top at 18,562 for a doctorate holder. administrative salaries include President 32,500 and Deans 19,000 to 23,000. A newborn arrives as Don and Mrs. McCleod announce a 6 pound 10 ounce girl born June 12 at Cogdell Memorial Hospital.
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WTC
Don McCleod
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Snyder Drama Students Seek Trip Funds
Snyder High School drama students and alumni rallied support at a Scurry County Coliseum coach rally to fund a trip to New Orleans for the American Theater Association convention August 13-16. Donations totaled 260 dollars so far with more welcome at the Snyder Chamber of Commerce.
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Snyder High School
Scurry County Coliseum
Nell Sears
Becky Pierce
Sherilyn Campbell
Donna Browning
Karen Sears
Steve Snider
Neely Wright
Scott Marlar
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans
American Theater Association
LaVerta Lovell
Chamber of Commerce
Ms. Lovell
Kim Massingill
Ronny Hester
Greg Pavlik
Jerry Martin
Debbie Smithee
Paula Wolfe
Sarah Sullivan
Sherri Bullard
Laurie Bethel
Jeanne McCormick
Marco Parham
Bryan Lewallan
Perry Robertson
Robby Moore
John Hopkins
David Flemming
Mickey Robinson
Snyder Chamber Names Warner New Manager June 26
The Snyder Chamber of Commerce confirms Bill Warner will assume as executive director on June 26 replacing Bill Henry who resigned June 1. A get acquainted reception is set for June 30. Dalton Walton to be president-elect. July Fourth events include tractor pull at rodeo grounds with $3,700 plus entry fees and four $500 cash prizes. Queen’s contest and Jaycees concession also planned. Industrial prospects hinted. AJRA national finals slated Aug 8-13.
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Bill Bittle
Gill
Sharlett Kemp
Keith Gill
Big Spring
Snyder
37Th Street
College Avenue
SDN
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Bill Warner
Chamber
Warner
Bill Henry
San Angelo Chamber of Commerce
Dalton Walton
Ray Engelhardt
Snyder Chamber
Engelhardt
American Magnesium
Liberty
Rodeo Grounds
West 30Th St
Jaycees
American Junior Rodeo Association
Try78 this Summer Save on Your Electric Bill
U F Clark, manager, urges customers to try 78 this summer to save on electric bills. The note emphasizes comfort and noticeable bill reductions and provides the manager's phone number 573 5461 for contact.
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U. F. Clark
Snyder City Council to consider Eastridge plat and rate hike
Snyder City Council meets at 6 30 pm to consider approving a plat for Eastridge Addition and approve a 24.4 percent revenue increase sought by Texas Electric Service Co. Also on the agenda are a Par Producing Co drilling permit, a Chamber of Commerce promotional contract, a motel association billboard funds request, bids for radio equipment, and water sewer line work. Police report three minor traffic accidents, including two on Busy Bee Drive-In and Ave E intersection and a hit and run on College Ave June 10.
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Snyder
Eastridge
Texas Electric Service Co
City Hall
Texas Electric
State Public Utilities Commission
Par Producing Co
Chamber of Commerce
Snyder Motel Association
U.S. 84
Busy Bee
Ave. E
East Highway
Ford
Debra Hafner
Mike Cannon
18Th St
Ave. R
Beatriz Puente
Mareline Thompson
Howard Crenshaw
College Ave
Blaze damages adding machine in suspected arson at business
Police say a blaze at a local business damaged an adding machine and a cash register was overflowing with fuel. An employee reported the booth was slashed and soaked with gasoline. Investigators estimate the fire started between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m.
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Sara St. Clair
Fluvanna Cme
Fluvanna
Western Texas College
Robert Clinton
Neil Sears
Texas
F Cure Servic Company
Blaze
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