Stamford County Line School Board faces 110000 deficit
At the April 9 meeting new member Jimmie Sue Thompson was sworn in alongside incumbents Jerry Manske and J.W. Golden Jr. The board heard a projected 110000 deficit for 1981-82 largely due to potential loss of 90000 TEA homestead tax relief. Proposals include adding taxable property, cutting staff, or raising taxes, with revaluation likely shifting burden but not dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Sue Thompson
Stamford County Line School Board
Raymond Hollabaugh
Thompson
Jerry Manske
J.W. Golden, Jr
Bill Coe
Mark Merrill
Rick Harrison
Manske
Golden
J.C. Riddle
Bob Harrison
Don Howard
Clyde Hall
Texas Education Agency
Austin
Howard
Hall
Stamford
Riddle and Harrison
Barr Roofing Company
Abilene
Tri-County
Reynolds
Usda Commodities
James Boughton
Stamford High School
Stamford School Board
Greg Jaklewicz
Rain Drenches Stamford Area After April Showers
A May bloom outlook follows a wet April as Stamford receives a three day total of 1.14 inches from Monday to Wednesday. Rainfall amounts were .87 on Monday, .15 on Tuesday, and .12 on Wednesday morning at KDWT. Normal April rainfall runs 2.29 inches, and despite Monday winds there was no hail damage reported to the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
KDWT
Collins named Stamford manager for Lone Star Gas
Jerry G. Collins will succeed Glade Reed as Manager of Lone Star Gas Stamford District effective May 1 appointed by Abilene Regional Manager C. C. Buck Elliott. Collins, a Waco native who joined Lone Star in 1957, has held roles in Waco Abilene Carrollton and Temple and will oversee gas service construction and maintenance for nine towns including Stamford Haskell Rule Throckmorton Hamlin Anson Albany Lueders and Moran. He and wife Della have two daughters in Abilene and a Stamford home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry G. Collins
Glade Reed
Lone Star Gas Companony
Stamford
C.C. “Buck” Elliott
Abilene
Reed
Collins
Waco
Lone Star
Carrollton
Most
Temple
Haskell
Rule
Throckmorton
Hamlin
Anson
Albany
Lueders
Moran
Church of Christ
Della
Street Sign Painting Becomes Work for Stamford MH MR Clients
At the Skyview Living Center in Stamford, 36 residents participate in a city partnered workshop painting street signs. The program, started six months ago, teaches job skills, saves on sign replacement costs, and aims to place clients in competitive employment. Workers split into morning and afternoon shifts, using silk screen and spray paint steps, with plans to finish more signs and expand opportunities.
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Skyview
Stamford
Ken Roberson
Barbara DeBusk
Abilene
City
John Waldren
Waldron
Ken
Roberson
DeBusk
Fern Ziegenhagel
Patsy Earls
Adelline Kohout
Rachel Vasquez
CETA
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School Board
Projets Financial Crisis
Greg Joklewicz
Lone Star Gas
The
Chamber of Commerce
Abilene and
Jerry Collins
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