Hospital Board cuts tax rate to eight cents
The Stamford Memorial Hospital District Board voted unanimously to reduce the 1981 tax rate from nine to eight cents per hundred dollars valuation, citing 92 percent collection and estimated year valuations. Other business included ambulance subsidy requests and a tax correction refund for land classifications. A separate report noted the death of Jesse Gonzalez, 19, found near the water tower with no foul play suspected, and a minor car crash on U S Highway 277 injuring Denise Malanio.
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Stamford Memorial Hospital
Clyde Hall
Joseph High
Eugene Swenson
Stamford
Stanford
Jesse Gonzalez
T.H. Milhaney
Southwest Tank and Tower Company
Duayne Medford
Abilene
Jones County
Doyce
Gil’’ Gillilan
Justice of the Peace
Milhaney
Don Glasgow
Jones County Sheriff's
Texas
Dee Vickers
Gonzalez
Anson
Gillilan
Mineral Wells
Denise Malanio
Robert Bell
Bell
Gibson’s
Miss Malanio
Eric Coleman
Glenn Smith
Bloodmobile to visit Stamford at St John’s United Methodist
The Red Cross Blood Services Red River Region reports a bloodmobile stop at St John’s United Methodist Church in Stamford on Tuesday July 28 from 3 to 7 p m. The quota is 83 units and donors aged 17 to 66 who weigh at least 110 pounds are urged to donate. The drive supports 43 area hospitals across 32 counties in North Central Texas and Southern Oklahoma, with about 95 units needed daily.
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St. John's
John Martin
Red Cross
Stamford
St. John’s United Methodist Church
American Red Cross
Red River
Red River Regional
Texas
Oklahoma
American Red Cross Blood Services
Air Show at Arledge Field to thrill Stamford Sunday
Stamford Chamber of Commerce brings aerial daredevils to Arledge Field Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. Gates open at noon for the Tumble Weed Air Show. Seven pilots perform daring acts including a midair dead stick and a plane tail ribbon cut. Six skydivers jump and land in the show area. Visitors meet pilots on the ground. concessions run by Stamford High School cheerleaders. attendees come from Fort Worth Dallas Wichita Falls Midland Odessa Lubbock Grapevine. Sponsored by the Stamford Chamber with help from pilots Clifford Beggs Roy Arledge and local service clubs.
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The
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
Stamford
Arledge Field
Stamford High School
Charlie Jirik
Fort Worth
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Midland
Odessa
Lubbock
Grapevine
Clifford Beggs
Roy Arledge
Stamford Lions Club
Exchange Club
Kiwanis and Retail Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Ambulance service history shapes Stamford public care
A Stamford American feature traces Kinney Funeral Home's 1929 start and 52 year arc of local ambulance service. It notes wage hour laws, headroom rules, and city takeover on Aug 30 1968, with the Kinneys gifting a 1960 ambulance and training staff as Stamford builds a municipal emergency service.
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Kinney Funeral Home
Stamford
Department of Labor
Funeral Home
Gold Cross
Fort Worth
Austin Ambulance Company
Austin
North’s Funeral Home
Abilene
Kinney
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Kerry Sweatt
Sweatt
Rupert Raley
Kansas
The
Kinneys
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Hospital Board
Marvin Stanford
Stanford Funeral Home
Jim Astin
United States
Martin
Jerry Banks
Doris Kinney
George
Dallas- Fort Worth
City OF
Bulance
John Hamil
Elliott-Hamil Funeral Home
Bill Lawson
Lawrence Funeral Home
Anson General Hospital
Anson Ambulance Service
Bill Funeral Home
Hamlin
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