H R Block Plans Stamford Office for 1972 Tax Season
John Buechler area manager for H R Block in Abilene said the company plans to open an office in Stamford for the 1972 tax season through an exclusive satellite program.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1971
Page
2
John Buechler area manager for H R Block in Abilene said the company plans to open an office in Stamford for the 1972 tax season through an exclusive satellite program.
The Stamford city council tentatively approved extending Bronco Seed Co lease at the municipal airport to add a warehouse while keeping space for a potential hangar needs. A Bricksdahl Water District delegation gained preliminary approval to expand by 140 meters, increasing monthly water from 900,000 to 1,350,000 gallons. The council also reviewed plumbing ordinance updates to allow plastic pipe and reviewed chamber of commerce director appointments. Yield signs and visibility concerns at North Swenson corners were raised.
Local leaders Jack Merket N W Boedeker Clem Richards and Charles Stenholm attended a Lubbock event honoring Roy B David for 98 years as Plains Co operative Oil Mill manager Gov Preston Smith and Rep George Mahn spoke at the dinner The re election of N W Boedeker to the Plains Co operative Oil Mill board for 1971 72 and Gene Enders replacing Lynn Carlton on the Plains Co op Association board were reported Also Jack Merket was re elected to the Growers Seed Association board for 1971 72 Several hundred area men attended the Wednesday Plains Cotton Cooperative Association meeting in Texas Tech Stamford Junior Sheriff s Posse sponsors a Western Musical on Sept 11 at the High School Auditorium.
A Stamford check found none of the questioned Campbell's soup on sale and any stock already removed. The nationwide recall began after botulism was found in a batch made at Paris Texas. Some local stores had no chicken vegetable soup at all or pulled all stock from shelves.
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