Prospects rise for a strong 1995 in Collingsworth County
Local bankers are conservatively optimistic about 1995 as cotton prices stay high and 1994 ends better than mid year, while cattle and peanut outlooks remain uncertain. The column notes seasonal newsroom slowdowns and questions about Washington politics and government reform.
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Human Services
AFDC
Bob Geyer
Texas Department of Health
Texas Department of Human Services
Debra Danburg
Houston
Danburg
Austin
Travis County
George W. Bush
Dallas
Houston Chronicle
Bush
Jana
Barbara
Texas
New York
U.S. Bureau
Pennsylvania
California
The Tongue Can Never Be Tamed Warns Bible Truths
James warns the tongue cannot be tamed and is a restless evil. Lies defile, blasphemy offends God, and false teaching risks eternal judgment. Public teachers face greater accountability for misleading souls despite good intentions.
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James
Heaven
God
Hell
Texas Officials Tout Savings From Streamlined Purchases
A state comptroller and General Services Commission report says tightening purchasing practices could save 52 million over five years. Proposals include automated ordering, vendor notices, purchaser training, best value standards, and banning underperforming suppliers.
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Austin
State Comptroller’s Office and General Services Commission
John Sharp
General Services Commission
Sharp
Texas
Texas Sunset Advisory Commission
Associated Press
Glen Porter
Texas Retired Educator Dividend Association
San Antonio
Texas Board of Human Services
Texas Department of
Local business owner urges support for small-town traders
Paul Redfearn, Aubrey and Wellington area entrepreneur, writes to remind readers that small-town merchants donate time and money yet face unpaid debts and lost business. He urges reciprocity and backing when locals purchase goods, stressing that many owners are not rich and struggle to stay in business.
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Leader
Pilot Point
Texas
Paul Redfearn
Aubrey
Aubrey Florist
Aubrey High School
FFA
WTAMU students gain spots in health profession schools
WTAMU reports 61 percent overall acceptance for 1993-94 health profession admissions. Of 51 WTAMU applicants to medical dental optometry physical therapy medical technology and pharmacy programs, 31 were admitted. Physical therapy placements rose to 73 percent, marking a notable year over year improvement.
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West Texas
A&m University
Health Profession
WTAMU
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