ROTC Benefits Expanded as Legislation Increases Payments
New law raises Army and Air Force ROTC subsistence pay to 100 dollars monthly and allows extended scholarships starting second term of the current school year. Experts at Tech University say combined benefits improve cadet appeal, with up to 20 percent of scholarships now open to advanced two year ROTC students.
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Lubbouk
Army Air Force
Army
Air Force
Mack E. Baker
Aerospace Studies
At. Tech University
William L. Hodge
Tech
Gol. Hodge
Col Baker
Rigker
Bass
Air Force Base
Norwood Sweeps Clarendon In Two Basketball Showings
Norwood teams sweep Clarendon with a 60 to 5 win and a 47 38 decision on the Eagles court. Lynn Coleman led Norwood with 38 points as Feliciano Segura added 23 and Doug Coleman 18 in the doubleheader.
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Smanorwood
Cla
Ps Bronthos
Branch
Eagles
Eaglettes
Norwood
Bronchettes
Lynn Coleman
Diane Barefoot
Robin Waters
Samnorwood
Elaine
Irkey
Ada Bryant
Janice Nead
Rosa Oldham
Teresary
Judy Bell
Ethel Bryant
Shirley Kirkland
Clarendon
Gardner
Peoples
Childs
Metis
Mann
Taylor
Nor Wood
Feliciano Segura
Doug Coleman
John Christner
Kyle
John Stages
Joe Stice
Breeding
Ben Segura
Irk Simpson
Johnny Morgan
On Bell
Joel Rainey
Reeve
Littles
Pointer
King
Howard
Presly
Leeper
Grady
Panhandle Agencies Win Justice Grants for Equipment and Planning
Governor Preston Smith announced a supplemental criminal justice planning grant of 5475 and a 6376 equipment grant to Panhandle police agencies. Panhandle Regional Planning Commission in Amarillo received the awards from the Criminal Justice Council, funded by the U.S. Justice Department. The 50 crime scene search kits will be purchased with a 25 percent cash match and a $500 in kind contribution by Panhandle RPC, serving a 25 county region including Dallam Sherman Hansford Ochiltree counties.
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Austin
Panhandle
Preston Smith
Panhandle Rpc
DJC
Panhandle Rfc
Dallam
Sherman
Hansford
Ochiltree
Drug education film shown to Wellington High students
A film titled Dieing and Druga was shown at Wellington High School by Ge Photographie to discuss barriers and drug risks. Chester Fant of the State Department of Public Safety will lead a second semester 1972 program in the Wellington School System with Father Tesh aiding. The CIC executive committee considered Panhandle applications among 42 totaling 2,601,163.
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Wellington
Neaa
Duisiet
Tana
Father Tesh
St. Anthony's Hospital of
Amarillo
Mr. Fant
Father Tash
Lipscomb
Hartley
Moore
Hutchinson
Roberts
Hemphill
Oldham
Potter
Carson
Gray
Wheeler
Deaf Smith
Randall
Armatrong
Donely
Collingsworth
Palmer
Castro
Swisher
Briscoe
Hall
Panhandle
CIC
Wellington residents listed with vehicles and a post-mortem note
A fragment listing residents such as Rosinls Hartman, Vernon Rudy, and Clyde T. Benton in Wellington along with multiple vehicle mentions from Greatfelt Electric Co op and City State Bank. The text notes the longest post-mortem birth interval as 29 minutes.
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Rosinls Hartman
Wellington
Ford
Ee Vernon Rudy
OMG
Folls
Greatfelt Electric
Coop, Inc
Greenblet Electric
Co-op, Inc
Nabors Pole
P.M. Scott
Clyde T. Benton
Barney Glenn
James Doneghy
Douglas Coleman
Dozier
City State Bank
Ford Forder
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Toraly Maurstad
Nine
Florence Henrifrson
Rikard
Frank Pyrettd
Clarender
City State
The
Criminal Justice Council
U.S. Department of Justice
Texa
Gulfgas
Home
Howard Holton
Butane
Seaton
Christeas
Pasunas
W.E
Dub
Marchant Mgr
Fred Cox
Carl Wischkaemper
Travis McGuire
W.E. Marchant
Jack Kopp
JB. Killian