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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1989
Page
4
In near freezing weather the Grady Reed family lost their home to fire. Volunteer firefighters battled water, ice and cold all night while the community donated time, money and items to aid the Reeds. Relief was rapid, with most needs met before Christmas, yet crews faced two more blazes, a chimney and a barn fire. The efforts earned wide praise.
Space buffs in art journalism and science can enter four senior high programs under SSIP. NASA and NSTA sponsor with postmark deadline March 15. Prizes include trips to Washington regional NASA centers cash scholarships and NASA internships. Programs cover space station experiments aerospace internships school paper promotion and Mars settlement art.
A land grant university system relies on continuous research by State Agricultural Experiment Stations and dissemination to the public via Cooperative Extension Services, a major reason for the nation's efficient and productive agriculture.
A season of holiday slowdown sparks clashes over how Texas district judges will be elected. Mattox backs single member districts, while judges fear loss of voter rights and potential party manipulation. Campaign spending forecasts and key moves shape the 1988 landscape.
Jack H. Thomas Sr aged 94 died on Friday December 22 1989 in Wellington Texas. Services were held December 27 at Greater Mt Zion Baptist Church with Rev Austin Ingram Jr officiating. Burial followed at North Fairview Cemetery. He was born May 9 1895 in Peach Creek Wharton County and lived in Tenaha Collingsworth and Wellington. Survived by three sons two daughters numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was a farmer and longtime deacon and Masonic member.
Gifts for Kids served 48 Wellington area households and about 150 children on Wednesday and Thursday before Christmas. Volunteers sorted repaired items, beverages, and clothing in the old District Courtroom while donors and partners supplied toys, coats, and bicycles. Special thanks go to Collingsworth Outreach Services and the Wellington Leader for support.
Indonesia maintains the highest number of active volcanoes globally, with frequent emissions and eruptions shaping regional risk management and monitoring efforts across multiple islands and agencies.
A quiz based on a Reader's Digest book tests knowledge of America's past with questions on Washington's presidency, Civil War battles, Al Capone, Daniel Boone, Abigail Adams, Hamilton blackmail, Stonewall Jackson, Kellogg cereals, and John Jacob Astor. Answers reveal historical myths and specifics from 18th and 19th century events.
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