Stenholm urges optimistic second century for the nation
Charles W. Stenholm argues that the United States can enter a bright second century by upholding the Constitution and free enterprise. He laments rising government spending since the 1930s, warns democracy collapses under excessive fiscal promises, and calls for resolve and sacrifice to preserve prosperity and liberty.
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The
United States
America
Tyler
Edinburg University
Fall registration schedule at Cisco Junior College
Cisco Junior College announces fall registration with dates for Cisco Clyde and Abilene centers. Registration at Cisco on Aug 25 26 from 9 am to 4 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm in the Student Union Building. Late registration through Sept 10 during regular hours at the Registrar's office. Clyde and Abilene centers register Aug 19 20 at specified centers. Academic and financial aid counseling available. Call Cisco 817 442 2567 Clyde 915 893 5876 Abilene 915 698 2212.
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Cisco Junior College
Cisco
Clyde
Abilene
Clyde Educational
Community College Center of
Sherman
Stamford Receives 3000 Award From Texas Arts Commission
The city of Stamford was awarded 3000 by the Texas Commission of the Arts for the Cowboy Country Museum. The sum was part of 138 awards totaling 1,273,024 this spring, pending Governor Clements' approval of the 1982-83 budget. Awards require local matching funds and support arts programs in multiple disciplines.
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Stamford
Texas Commission of the Arts
Austin
Mary Lou Braymer
Cowboy Country Museum
Clements
TCA
Local youths shine at State 4H Trap and Skeet Shoot
Stamford shooter John Ekdahl and Avoca's Larry Filmon represented the area at the State 4H Trap and Skeet Shoot in San Antonio. Filmon placed ninth and Ekdahl 17th in the sub junior division among 65 contestants. The meet ran August 6 to 8.
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John Ekdah
Stamford
Larry Filmon
Avoca
San Antonio
Filmon
Ekdah
Bentsen backs cash accounting relief for small business
Senator Lloyd Bentsen urged Senate action on amendments to a tax bill to allow small businesses to use cash accounting and simplified LIFO. The measure would study cash accounting impact by June 30, 1982 and ease LIFO use for firms up to 3 million dollars yearly. He argued cash methods reduce taxes and boost productivity on Main Street.
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Lloyd Bentsen
Senate
Bentsen
Treasury Department
Wall Street
Main Street
Elvis tribute show heads to Stamford High Auditorium
Elvis look alike Duke Presley headlines the Our Memories of Elvis show coming Thursday at 8 p.m. in Stamford High School auditorium. Tickets cost 4 in advance, 6 at the door, and 3 for youth under 16. call 823 3201 for advance seats. The cast includes James White, Jimmy Morgan, Roscoe Turner, and others, with the BHR Company from Tupelo producing.
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Elvis
Stamford
Stamford High School
Jones County Sheriff's Department
Duke Presley
James White
Billy
Craddock
Grand Ole Opry
Porter Wagonner
Jimmy Morgan
Roscoe Turner
Harrell lauds tax exempt savings certificates
Big Country Savings President John Harrell says the All Savers Act will start funds flowing into savings and loan associations by Oct 1, easing home purchases for up to 750000 families. He notes the law boosts mortgage funding, expands home buyer incentives, and allows up to 1000 dollars deduction on interest from certificates.
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Big Country Savings
John Harrell
All Savers Act
Savings and Loan Associations
U.S. League of Savings Associations Legislative Committee
Harrell
Treasury
Stamford High class of 1961 reunion summary
Stamford High School’s 1961 graduates held a July 4 reunion at the Stamford Country Club. Notable remembrances honored four deceased classmates: Johnny Petty, Charles Cox, Patsy Carter Dennis, and Darrell Huggins. Attendees from the class included Judy Stifflemire Griggs, Lance Griggs, Beverly Luck Berry, Sarah Carlton Thornbury, and many more listed among the 1961 alumni.
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Stamford
Johnny Petty
Charles Cox
Patsy Carter Dennis
Darrell Huggins
Judy Stifflemire Griggs
Lance Griggs
Beverly Luck Berry
Sarah Carlton Thornbury
Carole Acker Hairston
Carolyn McDuff Jomes
Wilmer Sims
Betty Sue McCaulley Murray
Jocille Flumlee Rosenquist
VIP Center entertainment week features Clyde group and Round-Up Boys
The Bell Sisters of Clyde perform Friday at 11 a.m. at the VIP Community Center with Mrs. Tom Hickman. The Round-Up Boys give a monthly 11 a.m. concert Monday. Charles Mussman and Gary Boatwright presented Poison Plants last week. Regular activities include dominoes, bridge, exercise, and sing-along routines. VIP menu lists Swiss steak and more for the coming week.
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Bell Sisters of
Clyde
VIP
Tom Hickman
West Texas
Muscial Entertainment
Charles Mussman
Jones County District
Gary Boatwright
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Greg Jaklewicz
Quanah
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Dianna Watson Sconce
Myrna Levens Baker
Roy Goodloe
Patsy Singletary Savage
Sherry Dean Christensen
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Wilbur Hitch
Linda Schoonmaker
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Tommy Dodd
Sue Raley Carson
Gaynelle Dippel
Florence
Lex Gillean
Jerry Moritz
Bob Bennett
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Joyce Bounds Young
Betty Wisener McDougal
Jerry Hill
Don Newquist
James Haas
Janet Sorrell
Sojourner
Joyce Astin Sanders
Ann Bryant Lindsey
Jorene Hudspeth Richey
Connie Ivy Shurley
Carla Carlton Bird
VIP Center
C.D
BIG Country
Stamtrd
Maskell Quanah
Jan Saath
Clack Abilene
Feet Federal Od Stamtoad
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