Stamford girl wins Miss Congeniality and leads trio sweep
Stamford students sweep three places in a local pageant and attend events across Anson. Marlene Woolf of Anson is named 1981 Miss Congeniality after a luncheon at the Hall home. Kara, a Stamford High senior twirler and student leader, helped parade and award at the County Fair while planning future appearances. Judges included Jaylyn Echols, Randy Smith, and Rick Perry.
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United Savings Branch
Anson
George Rogers
Greta Finch
Ktxs-Tv
Lawrence Hall
Marlene Woolf
Kara
Stamford High School
Bulldogs
SHS
National Honor Society
International Thespian Society
FHA
Jaylyn Echols
Randy Smith
Abilene
Rick Perry
Haskell
Becky Buske's rabbits win county fair honors in Anson
Tuxedo residents report Becky Buske and family at the Jones County Fair where Becky's rabbits excel. Becky's senior white buck named Grand Champion after winning senior white buck first place best of breed and breed champion. other entries earned top ribbons. Attendees include Becky’s parents, sister Kathy, and local families.
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Anson
Becky
California
Kathy
M.C. Burke
Sharon Rhea
Bill Hodnett
Paul
Brian
Hamlin
Chamber sets ticket sales for dinner event
Homemakers Stamford Lioness Club Day Care Center Music Club and The Pianists entries will vie for decorated tables with top prizes. Tom Thompson a noted pianist and organist will provide diner music as doors open at 6 p.m. for table viewing and serving lines begin at 7 p.m.
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Homemakers
Stamford Lioness Club
Tom Thompson
Stamford Chamber budget approved and center repairs set
The Stamford Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development received a 37 313 dollar budget for the coming year. The Council approved security rights at VIP Community Center while leaving lighting plans to City Manager Martin Blackburn for further study. Repairs at the Dog House recreation center were approved with 3 500 dollars remaining for restroom repairs.
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Stamford Chamber of Commerce and
Board of City Development
Martin Blackburn
Linda Martin
Blackburn
Stenholm outlines Social Security and policy changes
Rep. Stenholm argues against the Farm Bill, says it extends unfair price supports while Reagan plans worsen market impact. He defends Social Security, notes three proposed cuts—death benefit, over 18 student benefits, and minimum benefit—then says some groups like needy teachers will be kept. He urges cautious, targeted cuts to avoid harming vulnerable people and addresses defense spending, legal services cuts, and immigration proposals. He updates redistricting effects and stresses a strong US role in world affairs.
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Stenholm
United States
U.S
Congress
Floyd
Kent
Knox
Baylor
Dawson
Runnels
Concho
Coke
Sterling
Glasscock
Martin
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Glendan Candless
Lori Schoonmaker
Kim Ekdahl
Teresa Mueller
Greg Jaklewicz
Tuxedo News
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Audie Baize
Church of Christ
Vivian Tucker
Odessa
Fla
David Skinner
George Terry
Guadalajara
Mexico
Joe Bennett
Jack Burke
Jones County
Hadie Loveless
Graham
Nelda Feemster
Joe
Lake Jackson
al Berry
Miller
Childress
Amy Segerstrom
Robert Berrys
Zaalea Watts
Willie Young
Jesse Clay
Jesse Lee Clay
Rachel Anderson
Alexanderia
Jasper Colbert
Lonzo
Littlefield
Precious Calhoun
Young
Grand Prairie
New Hope Baptist Church of
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Andrew Johnson
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Lee Johnson
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Council
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Anson, Texas
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Hovoline
Pennzoil
Uniflo
Havoline Supreme
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Sam
EXON
Happy
Larry JR
Vicky
Adrian
Fabric Sale
Stamford Mfg. Co
Farm Bureau
Life Ins
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Lone Star Gas Company
Lone Star Gas Company Es
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