Police chief on teen vandalism and parental roles
In a Stamford Police column, Chief Duayne Medford discusses teen vandalism as a growing law enforcement issue. He links vandalism to lack of parental guidance, permissiveness, and value learning, urging open dialogue, timely correction, and cooperation to prevent escalation and future legal action.
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Stamford
Duayne Medford
Midwest
Local Cub Scouts earn Bobcat Badges in Stamford
Cub Scout Pack 139 in Stamford honored multiple Scouts with Bobcat Badges on December 4 at Oliver School Cafeteria. Den 1 members included Monte Griffin Carey Mathis Dallas Hickman and others. Den 2 featured Shawn Morgan Jeff Moss and more. Den 9 had Jarman Primm. A social afterward praised Den 2's notable parent and guest turnout. A pack flag crafted by Susan Whitworth and Ethel Bounds was presented to Cub Master Tom Hickman.
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Den 9
Stamford Cub Scouts
Tona Mullins
Susan Whitworth
Sondra Davis
Ethel Bounds
Stamford
Tom Hickman
Oliver School
Den 1
Monte Griffin
Carey Mathis
Dallas Hickman
David McEwen
Gary Gibbs
Alan Shelhamer
Kraig Stockstill
John Anders
Robbie Watts
Darrelle Baumbach
Den 2
Shawn Morgan
Jeff Moss
Billy Lukach
Devery Rosenquist
Lance Whitehead
David Whitworth
Warren Wilson
Jarman Primm
Stamford Manufacturing Company
Cotton council delegates named from area plants
Forty cotton industry leaders including three from Stamford will serve as Texas delegates to the National Cotton Council in 1979. Reed Lang, Rio Hondo producer and vice chairman, announced the selection. Herman A. Propst of Anson is among nine producer delegates. Gillespie of Stamford is a ginner delegate. Jack Young of Stamford is an alternate co op delegate.
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Stamford
Texas
National Cotton Council
Reed Lang
Herman A. Propst
Anson
Ee Gillespie
Stamrd
Jack Young
Ex teacher seeks student correspondence in Fayetteville
Mary Allgood, a former high school and elementary teacher, requests former students write to her at 424 West 13th Street Fayetteville Arkansas. She is recuperating well and notes her Baylor University education. The item also mentions a dubious traditional teething remedy involving buzzard feathers.
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Mary Allgood
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Fayetteville
Ark
Baylor University
Temperature debates and new medical tests in Journal notes
An article cites an energy crisis claim that warmer rooms may be healthier than government targets of 65°F by day and 55°F at night as people age. It also mentions a 72 percent accurate urine test for schizophrenia, a breakthrough blood pressure drug, a bead forming wound care product, and beard oil guidance for skiers with a plug for Country Drug Store at 104 S Swenson.
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Journal of the Hae Ee
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