Stenholm Calls for Sunset Legislation to Reform Regulations
Congress and business leaders advocate sunsetting rules to review all programs and agencies on a set schedule. Stenholm, with Hightower, pushes four year record retention limits and calls for tighter coordination of information retention policies. He argues many regulations exceed congressional intent and urges costs and benefits be weighed against state or local solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hightower
Congress
Letter on graveyard neglect and a donor note to VIP Center
A reader laments drainage and dirt near a gravesite claiming disrespect and negligence by cemetery attendants, while another letter thanks Stamford’s VIP Community Center supporters. The first letter seeks accountability for the grave’s condition and asks for awareness, while the second praises the center and its ongoing community role and funding.
Tech roll honors eight area students
Eight Stamford area students qualified for the dean's honor rolls in the six colleges of Texas Tech University for the 1980 fall semester. The students include Tamara Bolding James Bunkley Danny Gibbs Tony Gibbs Jodie Decasker Gary Neuman and Lynda White of Stamford and Clyde Stegemoeller of Lagerton. They met the requirement of a 3.0 GPA or higher on a 4.0 scale and enrollment in at least 12 semester hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Area
Texas Tech University
Tamara Bolding
James Bunkley
Danny Gibbs
Tony Gibbs
Jodie Decasker
Gary Neuman
Lynda White
Stamford
Clyde Stegemoeller
Lagerton
Stenholm to Speak at Tech Commencement Exercises
Congressman Charles W Stenholm will address Texas Tech University College of Agricultural Sciences graduates on May 16 at 8:30 a.m. in the University Center Theater with a reception to follow. More than 270 bachelor's degrees 56 master's degrees and three doctorates are expected for May May graduates join August and December graduates receiving diplomas. Stenholm a Democrat from Stamford represents Texas 17th district and has ties to Tech as an alumnus earning both bachelor and master degrees in vocational agriculture. He serves on the Agriculture and Small Business committees and is among Tech’s first graduates to reach Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Stenholm
Texas Tech University
College of Agricultural Sciences
Stenholm
17Th
Texas
House of Representatives
Stamford
Stamford High School
Tarleton State College
Texas Tech
Rolling Plains Cotton Growers
Stamford Electric Cooperative
Double S. Farms, Inc
First National Bank of Stamford
Gerald W. Thomas
Ding
Congres
U.S
Kent Hance
VIPs Begin Five Day Week At VIP Center Stamford
Mrs. Larry Rister is named new VIP Community Center site manager by the VIP Project Council and Stamford officials, assuming May 1. She replaces Mary Stone who resigned after her husband Dr Cyril Stone’s pastoral reassignment to Kingswood United Methodist Church in Clovis New Mexico. The five day program starts Monday with quilting, singing, bingo and macrame as before. An antique show is planned Tuesday for area residents. Menu for May 17 week includes meatloaf with cheese and vegetables, Swiss steak, roast beef, German sausage and chopped steak with sides and beverages.
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Larry Rister
VIP Project Council
City of
Stamford
VIP
Rister
Mary Stone
Cyril Stone
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Stenholm Defends Budget Priorities and Space Program
Congressman Stenholm lauded local efforts while criticizing Washington spending as having 100 programs for 75 dollars. He urged residents to report any cuts affecting the elderly in his 17th District. He defended 189 billion dollars for defense as essential and called space program funding a good investment, warning the Soviet Union if the U.S. neglects space. The event opened with Dr Cyril Stone’s invocation and closed with performances and a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
17Th
Stenholm
United States
Soviet Union
Cyril Stone
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Buddie’ Lytle
Rev
Robert Horn
West Davenport
Monzingo Promoted to Vice President at Centex Materials
Douglas Monzingo, son of A C Robinson of Stamford and 1957 Stamford High School graduate, is promoted to Vice President of Centex Materials Inc a Centex Corp subsidiary. Former high school football coach, he led Centex Credit Dept for eight years and was elected to a one year Pflugerville School Board term. He is married to Kay Galbreath, an Austin ISD teacher, with three sons. Crisis contact numbers included.
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Douglas Monzingo
A.C. Robinson
Stamford
Stamford High School
Centex Materials, Inc
Centex Corporation
Monzingo
Dustry
Centex
Pflugerville
Austin
Kay Galbreath
Girard
Austin Independent
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Charles W. Stenholm
Congressional Comment
Washington, D.C
Spon
Mr. Jaklewicz
Robert Carpenter
Abilene, Tex
Tech
University Center Theater
University Center
Charles Stenholm
Omar Burleson
Greg Jaklewicz
Clovis, N.M
Dr. Stone
Kingswood United Methodist Church
Production Credit Association
Stockholders Meeting
Matador and Childress
City Auditorium
Childress
SPUR
Stamford, Texas
Jim Scott
Rae Tanee Vene
Discount Center
Federal Hi
Fiesta
ySter Nate
Sun Terrace
Sun
Itissues
Superior
Zebco
Centex Materials
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