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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1981
Page
5
Charles W. Stenholm argues against deficit spending and bloated domestic programs in the federal budget. He traces the shift from defense funding to social programs, notes Social Security strains, and endorses targeted defense upgrades while promising gradual benefit restraint and continued reform starting October 1.
The VIP Community Center hosted its annual Chamber of Commerce banquet where the VIPs and Stamford Pierian Club tied for second in the table decorating contest. A plan to build a shop for the men was discussed after the senior men showcased talents as Myra Mitchell led a nutrition program for seniors and the club outlined ongoing activities and menus for the coming week.
Registration for Adult Basic Education classes begins Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Haskell Junior High Library with sessions each Tuesday evening from 6 to 9. Regular classes start Sept 28. Materials and instruction are free. The program, run by the state of Texas through the Big Country Adult Education Cooperative, prepares students for the GED test. Instructors are Cathy Bartley and Christie Stapleton.
Kenneth Corzine was elected president of the Abilene Big Country Chapter of Data Processing Management Association. He is son of Lewis and Mrs. Corzine of Stamford, attended West Texas State and Tarleton, and works for Condley and Company in Abilene as a date processor. He is married to Debbie Foster with two children, Angela and Wesley.
Lone Star Gas Company President Carol Neaves announced that gas yard lights can operate again following a budget provision signed by President Reagan on August 13. The change exempts yard lights installed by November 8, 1978, and allows exemptions granted by local city officials for safety and security.
Dear Editor this continuation presents reader views and small community concerns awaiting further response and engagement from the readership and local voices on timely issues.
A reader reflects on aging appetite and meal motivation among seniors and duties of parents in preventing theft. The letter notes neglect of full meals, forgotten routines, and a warning about honesty, inspired by a belt stolen from Reynolds Elementary and a grandfather’s handmade item. It urges parental responsibility and caution to curb crime.
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