Wellington Sales Tax Effective January City Revenue Outlook
Wellington merchants will begin collecting the one per cent city sales tax from January 1. The tax mirrors the state levy and payments will return to the city shortly after June 1. Council members anticipate uncertain revenue with a few predicting higher-than-expected returns.
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Wellington
Bill Hatch
County Pioneer Marvin Seale Dies at 85
Marvin Seale a longtime Collingsworth County farmer died in Collingsworth General Hospital at 2 20 am Monday December 17 after a period of critical illness He was born March 29 1889 in Denton County to Wal and Elizabeth Seale and moved west with his family to settle near Salt Fork River shaping the community that bears the Seale name
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Seale
Seale
Collingsworth General Hospital
Denton County
Wal
Elizabeth Seata
Collingsworth County
Salt Fork River
City to Seek 181000 for Airport Improvement
The Wellington City Council approved an 181000 airport improvement plan funded mostly by federal and state grants. The project includes land acquisition a 4000 foot north south runway lighting a stub taxiway and contingencies with environmental impact studies and an archeological survey to assess historic remains.
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Cally
Bill R. McMorries
Amarillo
Sam Adams
S&r Hardware
Burn Handley Community Center
McMorries
Wellington
Jack Hughes
West Texas State University
Commissioners Review Plans for Collingsworth County Park
In a December 6 called meeting the Commissioners Court examined plans for Collingsworth County Park at Salt Fork River and US 83. A federal grant of 21,972 will be matched by 400 state funds and 21,572 county funds for land and river frontage. the November 30 effective date and April 1977 ending date were noted.
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Commissioners Court
Collingsworth County
Salt Fork River
Texas
Lloyd Benson
Wellington Leader
Probation program eyed for 100th Judicial District
A new adult and juvenile probation program is proposed for the 100th Judicial District in the Panhandle. It would expand the Multi-County Juvenile Probation Program to five counties with headquarters in Wellington and a Memphis sub-office, overseen by Judge Robert Montgomery.
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S-county
100Th Judicial District
Robert Montgomery
Memphis
Bob Watson
Panhandle
al Planning Commission
Watson
Criminal Justice Council
Austin
100Th
Collingsworth
Childress
Hall, Donley
Carson
Wheeler County
Grainger MeIlhany
Wellington
Charlene Poteet
Cotton Harvest Mid Point Reached In Collingsworth County
Collingsworth County reports mid point in cotton harvest with about 23 250 bales ginned and 50 percent completed. The white crop could reach 45 000 to 60 000 bales worth an estimated 13 million dollars if weather holds. Gins run 12 to 16 hours with limited help, 24 hour shifts planned as new staffing arrives.
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Collingsworth
M. Glasgow
Farmers Co-op
Dodson Farmers Co-op
Joe Frank Knoll
Lutle Gin
Kiddies Christmas Show Set for Saturday at 10
The Kiwanis Club and Ritz Theatre announce their annual Christmas Show for Collingsworth County children. The event, featuring Ballad of Josie rated G, runs 10:00 a.m. to about 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. on December 22, with Ritz staff and Kiwanis volunteers aiding and free Christmas treats distributed after.
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Kiwanis Club
Ritz ‘Theatre
Collingsworth County
Gorman Owens
Ritz
Jake Leach
Kiwanis
Josie
Owens
Kiwanis and
Simulated Bombing Missions Tracked in County Corridor Training
An 11 member SAC Detachment 35A unit led by 1st Lt. Gordon Ramsey used mobile radar near Collingsworth County to score bomber runs and assess hits on five targets. B 52s and FB 111s from across the U S participated, with two training units operating in the corridor and Hollis.
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Gordon Ramsey
SAC
Lt. Ramsey
United States
Detachment 35A
1St Combat Evaluation Group
Strategic Air Command
Collingsworth County
Hollis
Dodson
Mrs Beatrice McKinney Seeks Full Term as Justice of the Peace
Mrs Beatrice McKinney announces candidacy for a full term as Justice of the Peace in Precinct One, under the Democratic Primary. She is serving the unexpired term of her late husband Claude McKinney, covering Callingsworth County with minor uninhabited areas. She cites training completed in three Justice of the Peace Inservice Programs as required by state law.
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Beatrice McKinney
Wellington
Precinct One
Claude McKinney
Callingsworth County
Justice of the Peace
Norwood Lefors Team Set for Christmas Clash
Norwood Lefors teams will meet December 29 in Lefors for the first encounter this year. The Sumnerwood Eagles and Eaglettes travel for a 7:00 p.m. game. District play begins January 4 with Estelline teams coming to Norwood for another 7:00 p.m. tip.
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Sumnerwood Eagles
Eaglettes
Rex Peeples
Lefors
Estelline
Norwood
Permits Issued for Seven New Gas Wells in County
The Texas Railroad Commission office in Pampa lists a permit to drill seven gas wells in northeast Collingsworth County early 1974. Operator W L Pennington follows a 4 000 acre block assembled by Mrs Patsy Brown and Harold Rogers of Wichita Falls. Wells near Elm Creek, north of El Paso Natural Gas holdings, will be on land owned by Dorothy Miller Julia Emmert Ervin Emmert and others. Drilling to about 2 100 feet, no material shortages anticipated.
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Pampa
Texas Railroad Commission
Collingsworth County
W.L Pennington
Wichita Falls
Patsy Brown
Harold Rogers
el Paso Natural Gas
Elm Creek
Collingsworth
Wheeler
Gray
Pennington
Dorothy Miller
Julia Emmert
Ervin Emmert
Brown
Wellington
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Angela Watson
Sdngwam Fat
Holly
Boh
Zack Thomas
Budge
Sheriff's Office
Texas Department of Public Safety
Ricker
Doug Seal
Loco
Air Force
Ramsey
Mrs. McKinney
Justice Office
Norwood-Lefors