Highway fee talk and hijack risk frustrate travelers
The piece notes proposed passenger fees to fund airport operations amid stricter hijack prevention costs. It cites a Delta hijacking case and remarks that while precautions rise, no certainty exists of preventing future incidents. It also mentions car insurance discounts starting September 1 and comments on political expectations and Wellington High School alumni reunion.
Mrs Handley Visits Florida on Family Tour
Mrs Handley has returned from a two week Florida visit with her son-in-law and children in Ft Walton Beach. She met Phil Handley’s parents Mr and Mrs E Louis Fletterman of Leidschendam Netherlands during their U S trip.
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Burn Handley
Phil Handley
Philip
Andrea
Ft. Walton Beach
Florida
E. Louis Fletterman
Leidschendam
Netherlands
United States
Handley
Leland Bonneau
Carrollton
Earl Conner
Ruby Baldridge
Arlington
Conner
Dallas Rangers
Baltimore Orioles
QUICK FILLING IN ICE CREAM PLANTS
Modern assembly lines can fill 40 half gallon containers or 160 ice cream cups in one minute. Leader Want Ads promise quick results and efficiency for dairy plant operations.
Space Shuttle Program Involves Texas Firms
Texas firms are tapped for NASA Space Shuttle work as part of a six year program. Vought, LTV Aerospace, Electro Systems of Dallas, Anderson Greenwood of Houston, and Varo of Garland named as potential subcontractors. Nelson cites about 500 million in subcontracting nationwide for simpler systems.
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Downey
Calif
Texas
Stephen H. Nelson
Space Division
North American Rockwell
California
National Aeronautics and Spac Administration
NASA
Nelson
U.S
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Vought Missile and Space Co
LTV Aerospace Corp
Electro Systems, Inc
Dallas
Anderson, Greenwood & Co
Houston
Varo, Inc
Garland
Earth
Nixon
America
Congress
Texas Senators
Rockwell
State jail upgrades loom after meeting on compliance
County jail improvements may be required for state and federal specifications. Even modern jails such as Collingsworth County may need updates as rules evolve. Commissioners courts must fund changes or face closure and rebooking of prisoners. The convention included talks from DPS and metropolitan district attorney offices and noted Texas Tech hosts the arid land studies center.
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Rainey
Collingsworth County
Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Metropolitan District Attorney’s Offices
Cristy Home From Hospital Returns To Health
Alva Cristy has been discharged from Methodist Hospital in Lubbock after major surgery about two weeks ago and is recovering. He will return for a check-up with his wife and children nearby, including Mr. and Mrs. E W Clement and Mr. and Mrs. George Cristy visiting during hospitalization.
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Alva Cristy
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Mr. Cristy
Area July accident rate shocks Wellington and county
Area residents endured more than one accident every two days in July. Wellington recorded four city accidents none injury, most at intersections. 13 incidents were handled in Childress County by Wright and Gunnels, with six injuries and one fatality south of Wellington.
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Jim King
Wellington
Doug Wright
Jackie Gunnels
Childress
Collingsworth
Childress County
Landi White Crowned 1972 Farm Bureau Queen
Landi White, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed White, was chosen Farm Bureau Queen for 1972 in a Friday night contest. She will represent Collingsworth County August 4 in Amarillo for District I Queen contest. Juliana Baumgardner was runner up. Other contestants were Susan Lowe Judy Peters and Sandra Sullivan. The retiring queen Kathryn Scott presented the crown. Master of ceremonies was Bill Coleman. Funeral services for Mrs. Adcock were held Sunday at the Church of Christ with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Landi White
Farm Bureau
Collingsworth County
Amarillo
Ed White
Wellington High School
Juliana Baumgardner
David Baumgardner
Juliana
Kathryn Scott
Dennis Lacy
Susan Lowe
Bill Lowe
Judy Peters
Marshall Peters
Sandra Sullivan
Howard Sullivan
Quail
Bill Coleman
Kgnc-Tv
Lennie Morgan
Fertilizer Helps Pastures Stay Green in Heat
Adequately fertilized pastures stay green and offer good grazing despite hot Texas summers. Texas A&M experts note fertilized grasses yield three to four times more forage with the same rainfall, with higher protein and better root systems boosting moisture uptake and livestock profits.
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College Station
Neal Pratt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas
Texas A&m University
Pratt
Giant prehistoric vulture once roamed prehistoric California
A 50 pound giant vulture with a 14 foot wingspan inhabited what is now California. In contrast modern condors reach at most 25 pounds. The text notes California and Florida draw retirees but have fewer aged residents relative to other states.
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California
Florida
Two Accidents on US 62 Weekend East of US 83
Weekend crashes on US 62 east of the US 83 intersection left a cow dead after a Wright, Homer car struck a herd and a second rollover near Childress. Virginia Hernandez and family were in the other vehicle. her husband Joe and their 15 year old son Jody were taken to hospital. Patrolman Jackie Gunnels and Doug Wright investigated both incidents.
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Jackie Gunnels
Homer Wright
Star Route
Memphis
Gunnels
Virginia Hernandez
14Th NE
Childress
Doug Wright
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