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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1985

Page

4

Ups and Downs in Collingsworth County Hints at Community Efforts

Retiree Jim Sikes humorously lists his postwork philosophy at West Texas Utilities. The Collingsworth County Endowment gains two anonymous 250 gifts, totaling 1,500, a modest start toward a new library amid wary economics. Dr. Carter Holcomb praises Estelle Tinkler’s book Archibald John Writes The Rocking Chair Rancho Letters for humor and history with quotes about county days. A 1880s note recalls a courthouse contract of 30,000 mocked as a robbery, contrasting with simpler timber costs and rising taxes blamed on the county court’s actions.

Collingsworth County Carter Holcomb Estelle Tinkler Archibald John Commissioners Court Sumnerwood School Quail Wellington West Texas Study Club General Federation of Women’s Clubs Lennie Sims Tommy Johnson Patricia Sullivan Phillips Pleasant Valley School Amarillo Wellington State Bank Mark Wayne Keys E.B. Peeples Davis Thriftway Memphis Kenneth Maxwell Booker T. Washington Ex-Students Association Farmers Co-op Kenneth McKay Collingsworth General Hospital Perry Foster Don Lacy Arthur B. Smith Indian Creek Pete Naomi Fast 1St Baptist Russia Wellington High School Country Club Chamber of Commerce Beau Boulter Craig Carter Texas Tech Medical School Chad Holland Karen Mote Schooler Gordon Order of Golden Rule Jim Claunch Eddie Smith Nicholson Chris Jeff Hicks PGA Janice Johnson Glynn Moore Post VFW City of

The Year That Was 1984 at the Capitol and Texas

A New Year snowfall slowed Capitol business as three inches fell. Texas leaders, including Governor White, weighed Reagan budget impacts on state revenues and urged study of oil tax revisions. Federal proposals on revenue sharing and tax exemptions threaten local services and housing finance.

Austin Capitol Mark White Reagan White Interstate Oil Compact Commission Texas

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