Fire destroys home on North Berthelot in Stamford
Mid afternoon blaze total loss at the home of Rachel Marsh 311 North Berthelot after grandchildren ignite a paper bag with a candle while making mud pies. Stamford Fire Department with four volunteers battled the flames for 15 minutes as three fires occurred within seven minutes. Grass fires at 208 South Berthelot and near the former Stamford Cotton Oil Mill were quickly controlled with no damage. Fire chief Bill Lawson notes equipment and volunteers including Ron Holloman Kenneth Marr Garland Gilbreath and Ricky Lee assisted.
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Rachel Marsh
North Berthelot
Stamford
Stamford Fire Department
Bill Lawson
South Berthelot
Lawson
Marsh Home
Ron Holloman
Kenneth Marr
Garland Gilbreath
Ricky Lee
Stamford County Line board approves 1981 82 budget and cafeteria hikes
The Stamford County Line Independent School Board approved a tentative 1981 82 budget of 1 665 216 after trimming over 100 000 from initial figures to avert a tax rise. The district's deficit dropped from 120 229 to 14 000, funded by the fund balance. Cafeteria prices rise to restore profitability, with meals and milk increasing across breakfast and lunch categories. Public hearing on the tax rate set for Aug 20 at 7 pm. tentative rate 1.50 per 100 value.
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Stamford County Line Independent School Board
Don Howard
Clyde Hall
Hall
Washington life an experience for Congressman's wife
Washington life in Arlington is seen through Cindy Stenholm wife of U S Congressman Charles Stenholm in a four day Washington visit. Greg Jaklewicz profiles her adapting to Capitol Hill life from their home on 4710 40th street Arlington Virginia.
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Washington
Greg Jaklewicz
Washington, D.C
Capitol Hill
Cindy Stenholm
U.S
Charles Stenholm
Stenholm
Arlington, Va
Cindy
Stenholms
Arlington
40Th Street
Breakfast With Stenholm Set For Saturday Morning
U S Congressman Charles Stenholm will speak at a 7 30 to 9 a m breakfast Saturday at Cliff House Restaurant. Local committee chaired by Lillian Cromwell sponsors the event to let constituents question him about recent Washington activity. 120 guests seated. tickets sold per District Manager Bill Longley. Stenholm’s wife Cindy will join and address attendees as he takes August break after backing Reagan’s tax cut last month.
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Charlie
U.S
Charles Stenholm
Cliff House
Lillian Cromwell
Washington
Bill Longley
Stenholm
Cindy
Bulldogs Hit Gridiron Scrimmage Saturday
Stam ford High welcomes 43 players under new head coach Gary Wilhelm as fall two a days begin this week. Starters return from a 13 1 team and the staff aims to rebuild QB and secondary while cautious practice avoids injuries. The blue and white scrimmage is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. in Bulldog Stadium.
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Stamford High Bulldogs
Gary Wilhelm
Adrian Allen
Kerry Hibbitts
Ron Young
Tommy Waters
James Raughton
Wilhelm
Breckenridge
Texas Football Magazine
Bulldogs
Mike Cox
Ted Scarborough
Ray Alvarez
Trung Pham
Edward Gardner
Allen
Bulldog Stadium
Bangs
Stamford
Wichita Falls
Hirschi
Hamlin
Pipers
Jones County brand re registration set for Aug 30
Jones County re registers all cattle brands starting August 30 and running to March 2, 1982, per County Clerk Buryl Rye. Attorney General Mark White's opinion clarifies the 10 year re registration rule under Article 6899, V.T.C.S., with all marks and brands due within six months of August 30 in future cycles. A $5 fee applies.
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Jones County
Buryl Rye
Mark White
T.C.S