Stenholm defends mail response policy amid large constituent letters
Congressman Charles W. Stenholm explains he reads every letter and replies personally, but acknowledges a backlog due to a surge in mail. He notes computer counting for efficiency, pledges to report questionnaire consensus, and urges continued correspondence with patience during the busy session.
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Community Meeting on Drugs and Alcohol at Dyess AFB
West Central Texas Council of Governments teams with Dyess AFB and Abilene agencies to sponsor a 7 p.m. meeting in the Dyess Base Theater addressing substance abuse in the 19 county area. Speakers include Capt Paula Haley and others from Dyess AFB Abilene Police Department MHMR and regional services. Attendees enter through the front gate with security alerted to guide them to the theater.
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Paula Haley
Dyess Afb
William Cloutier
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Abilene
Thad Carey
West Central Texas
Student gains new seat on Regent Board
The Texas House approved a bill granting one student a nonvoting seat on the University of Texas System Board of Regents for a two year term. No campus may hold consecutive student regents, and the student may not participate in land acquisitions or investments but may attend personnel deliberations.
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Bob Bullock
Texas House
University of Texas System Board of Regents
Breck bank names Lovvorn to officer post in Breckenridge
First National Bank in Breckenridge announces Jon L. Lovvorn as officer in charge of customer compliance regulations and loan review. He will update the credit department and bring prior experience as an association national bank examiner since 1978. Lovvorn is a 1973 Stamford High School and 1977 Texas Tech graduate. He has farmed with his father on a 400 acre dryland farm producing cotton milo hegari wheat and cattle. He trained with the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank in Houston and was a Texas A&M Animal Science Farm research assistant.
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First National Bank
Breckenridge
William A. Craig
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VIP Center Stam ford Week Highlights Yardwork Tornado Talk
Yardwork day planned Tuesday at the VIP Community Center of Stamford bringing hoes rakes and yard tools to improve surroundings Donations of border plants and shrubs appreciated KRBC meteorologist Charlie Jordan to discuss tornado safety Thursday May 28 at 12 noon A blood pressure clinic rescheduled for Monday June 1 Center closed Memorial Day Regular activities continue dominoes quilting exercise macrame bingo New bridge group sign up Menus list includes Chicken fiesta green beans glazed carrots fruited jello beverages Wednesday May 27 Chicken a la king rice peas jello salad gingerbread beverages Beef stew vegetables cornbread tapioca pudding beverages
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Charlie Jordan
Fish Rodeo At College Lake Draws Local Fishermen
16 anglers joined the Chamber of Commerce fishing rodeo at College Lake despite cool wet conditions. Caressa Holloman and Shane Rice led youngsters with four and 19 fish respectively, while Robert Rice topped the field with 38 and Larry Fillimon added 31. A total of 104 fish were caught among participants including Monte Griffen and several Rico, Crawford, Hudson, and Smith family members, with prizes donated by local merchants.
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Chamber of Commerce
Caressa Holloman
Shane Rice
Caressa
Shane
Robert Rice
Larry Fillimon
Monte Griffen
Bimbo Underwood
Frankie Rico
Daniel Rico
Kevin Crawford
John Harrison
Michael Elkins
Alex Hudson
Michael Hud
Pecan Nut Casebearer Spraying Planned May 23 26
Pecan nut casebearer spraying has been set for May 23 to 26 in the Fischer and Jones County areas. To maximize effectiveness, observe egg hatching before spraying. For details contact the Agricultural Extension office this week.
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Jones County
Agricultural Extension Office
Firm eyes Stamford site for new plant move
A major manufacturing company studies building a plant in Stamford. Chamber of Commerce president Joe Smith Upshaw says the project could hire about 150 workers, men and women, with top pay and benefits. Stamford residents are urged to complete a labor survey form.
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