Opportunity Center youths craft yard signs in creative project
Opportunity Center youth led by Saurna Blacksher and assisted by Jennifer Garza and Dale Dunlap created two wooden planks to form yard signs during June workshops on the 18th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, 25th, and 27th. A list of participants includes Missy Needham, Miguel Cardona, Amanda Vidaurri, Gustavo Davila, Elizabeth Derr, and many others.
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Opportunity Center
Saurna_ Blacksher
Collingsworth County Extension Service
Jennifer Garza
Dale Dunlap
Missy Needham
Miguel Cardona
Amanda Vidaurri
Gustavo Davila
Elizabeth Derr
Jeffrey Ellifritz
C. C. Fowler
Jacklyn Fowler
Alexandra Martinez
Kalee Green
Kiana Green
Kimberly Garcia
Gilbert Garcia
Anthony Pena
Deann Lynch
Nikki Martinez
Pracilla Lindsey
Jasmine Black
Alex
Tax relief bill cuts withholding starting July 1
Beginning July 1 one percent less will be withheld from workers paychecks under the new tax relief law signed by President Bush. Officials say the temporary cut will reduce Washington’s take and put more money in taxpayers pockets while other measures in the package are implemented. Thornberry noted it is a good start toward easing burdens on American workers.
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Congress
Bush
Washington
Thornberry
Weather Update From May Rain To Pleasant Memory
May rainfall has faded into a pleasant memory for farmers and ranchers. The short text notes a transition from wet conditions to calmer weather, with no further specifics on temperatures or forecasting.
Youth thieves take two pickups in local incident
Two juveniles were taken into custody on Saturday June 23 for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after stealing a 1989 Chevrolet from Holton Oil Company on June 21 and abandoning it on County Road W. They later took a 1983 Ford from Johnny Needham, leaving it in the north part of town. Both youths faced two counts each.
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Holton Oil Company
Johnny Needham
Ritz Theater history and 1928 1929 origins in Wellington
Background material from the Wellington Leader details the Ritz being Wellington’s third theater, its Vitaphone setup costing 35 000 and the Rialto hosting the first talkie The Bellamy Trial. It covers Judge R H Templeton building the Ritz, its 800 seat leathered interior, opening on April 3 1929 with The Ghost Talks, and notes on the theater’s use for political events including Lutie Templeton leading a 1928 Democratic convention amid Al Smith and McAdoo tensions.
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Ritz
Leader
Wellington Leader
The
Wellington
Rialto
Gem
R. H. Templeton
R. L Templeton
Vitaphone and Movietone
West Texas
VHS
Don Green
Templeton
R. L
Lutie Gresham Templeton
Collingsworth County
Democratic Party
al Smith
New York
South
Midwest
Ritz Theater
Smith
William G. McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
Plymouth
Loco
Arlie
Lutie
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Cardona
Taylor Armstrong
Logan Shipman
Kayla Green
Adam Granadoz
Rudy Cantu
Patric Green
Marcos Garcia
Brittney Moralez
Alex Thomas
Wilson Lemicu
Prentice Coffee
Juan Reyes
Alex Johnson
Ricco Granadoz
Sabrina Brown
Kalce
K. C. Ledbetter
Nakisha Nation
Karli Oliver
Dchvan Neeley
Colton Bradham
Jessie Navaro
Griffith Amusement Company of
H. A. Holcomb
Holcomb
Don
Gan" Green
WHS
Chadron State College
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