Texas Lemon Law report shows 1997 relief over 6.5 million
The 1997 Texas Lemon Law report from TxDOT shows consumers received over 6.5 million in relief for new vehicle purchases or leases. It details complaints by make and model, defects, and settlements, noting Chrysler and General Motors repurchased 267 vehicles and mediation often resolves cases before hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Department of Transportation
Motor Vehicle Division
Make and Model
Motor Vehicle Board
Brett Bray
Txdot
Chrysler
General Motors
Texas
Texas drought drives sharp fall in 1998 crop outlook
The 1998 drought slashes Texas spring planted crops with upland cotton at 3.1 million bales, 40 percent below 1997 and 29 percent under 1996. Corn, sorghum, soybeans and peanuts also fall as harvested acreage and yields drop. U.S. crops show mixed results with cotton down 24 percent and soybeans up 4 percent from last year.
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Texas
Texas Agricultural Statistics Service
Dennis Findley
United States
U. S
Ronald McDonald House aids area families in Amarillo
The Ronald McDonald House of Amarillo has served Wellington and surrounding areas for 15 years, housing 78 Wellington families since 1983. The ten bedroom facility offers private rooms, meals, laundry, and play areas, with a $13 nightly donation and a policy to aid families of critically ill children regardless of ability to pay. Volunteers contribute about 30,000 hours annually, and a 21 member board oversees fundraising and programs.
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Wellington
Ronald McDonald House
Amarillo
Ronald House
Jan Reid
Don Johnson
House Board of
Ray Kroc
McDonald's
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Love
Obituaries for Lindley and Patterson in Wellington region
The notices report the deaths of I. Johny Lindley, 84, formerly of Wellington, now in Lubbock, with funeral at Adams Funeral Home and Rite of Taps by VFW. and Margie Patterson, 50, of sees, buried in Memory Gardens, survived by husband Larry, daughter Lauri, son Jimmy, and siblings. The piece also covers a Texas A&M College Station briefing on El Niño prediction and its global farming impacts, featuring Dr. Benjamin Giese and the uncertainty of forecasting on agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johny Lindley
Wellington
Lubbock
Adams Funeral Home
Harry Stallings
Glynn Moore
VFW
Harold Caldwell
Bill Owens
Jack Winslet
Leonard Kujawski
Jim Sikes
Joe Tipton
Raymond Horton
Taps
Memorial Gardens Cemetery
David Noakes
Gregg Barnes
Dwayne Barnes
Dudley Phipps
Kenneth Maxwell
J. C. Hartman
Edgar
Josephine Fulmer Lindley
Tishiminga
U. S. Army
Loveless Adams Grocery Brokerage
Leoma Neese
Hollis
Leoma
Janet Claudell Lindley
Valerie Burnes
Margie Patterson
Memory Gardens
Mark Bryant
Prosper
Blackburn-Shaw
Martin Road
Patterson
Amarillo
Assembly of God Church
Ing
Larry Patterson
Lauri Patterson
Jimmy Patterson
R. L. Hicks
Wellinton
Barbara Jean Martin Hicks
Ernest Benton
Davie Marie Martin
College Station
Texas A&m
Benjamin Giese
Texarme
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Bray
TASS
Galveston
Galveston Bay Area
John Schwarz
Texas Arm University
Food and Drug Administration
Schwarz
Galveston Bay
New Zealand
Australia
Finland
Norway
Denmark
United Kingdom
U.S
Farmers Co-op Gin
Jack Feagley
Penny" Lindley
The _ Hedley Consolidated Ind
Hedley Isd
Senn Nein Menaraian
Sener County
Sven of
Salaias
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