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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1985

Page

4

Dems urged to shift Texas appeal with farm, work policy

Henry Wells urges visiting national Democrats to adopt mandatory farm production controls, champion working Americans, replace Ted Kennedy with a moder ate Democrat, and take a firmer stand against dictatorships. He proposes hiring as a consultant and invites reader letters to the editor.

National Democratic Party Dallas Texas Texas Agriculture Jim Hightower W.P.A Ted Kennedy U.S.S.R Chile South Africa Democrats

Oil and gas leases reassigned to Conoco in Midland area

Robert B. Ross and Associates assigns multiple oil and gas leases to Conoco, Inc., Midland. Land descriptions include SE/4 sec 21 blk 14 and NE/4 sec 30 blk 10, with various owner names such as Edith Carter, E.C. Jeffers, Viola Jeffers, Ernest Hunsaker Jr., John Brim, Thelma Motley, Tom Motley, Jan Carrick, W.B. Nell Jr., Therol Nell, Dickerson and Nell partnership, J.C. Hunsaker, Mara Hunsaker, Delbert L. Seal, Grace Seal, Joe Seal, Gary Martin, Paulette Martin, George R. Gibson, LaAleta Marley, Era Energy, Inc., and others. Lease interest 15% in SE/4 sec 2 blk 23 with surface to 3,000' depth option. Sold with classified-ad style notice.

Robert B. Ross and Associates, Inc Midland Conoco, Inc Edith Carter South West E.C. Jeffers North Ernest Hunsaker, Jr John Brim Thelma Motley Tom Motley Jan Carrick W.B. Nell, Jr Therol David B. Dickinson Marsha Dickerson and Nell J.C. Hunsaker Mara Delbert L. Seal Grace Joe Dudley Seal Gary Don Martin Paulette Pauliee George R. Gibson LaAleta Marley Amarillo Era Energy, Inc Clovis D Busselle Roswell N.M John Evans Edgar Shreveport Robert E. Evans Shubuta Miss J. Bernard Grappe Carol Hatley Eugene Hobson Donald C Martha Hoppe Carrollton Ralph M Dorothy E. Nobles Hattiesburg Gene Price T.E. Price

Texas leaders wrap session with major actions and budget news

Gov. Mark White signed a package to attract General Motors Saturn plant to Texas, created a foreign trade zone, and approved a 50 million job training plan as veteran loan bonds reached 175 million. Hightower faces up to 50 layoffs, mainly in Austin, amid budget cuts. Cisneros named TAMU Regent. debates over Caperton appointment lingered. Campaign hopefuls stir for 1986 races.

Austin Mark White Texas General Motors Corp Saturn San Antonio Henry Cisneros Texas A&m Board of Regents Garry Mauro Texas Veterans Land Program Agriculture Jim Hightower Hightower Texas Employment Commission Cisneros White TAMU Board of Regents Taiwan Texas Economic Development Commission Bryan College Station Kent Caperton Bryan Don Mauro Caperton Tommy Adkisson Glenn Rothmann Frank Tejeda Frank Madla Adkisson Bill Meier Jim Mattox Meier Mattox Bill Powers GOP

Senator Sarpalius Reflects on Legislative Session

In Austin, Senator Bill Sarpalius notes that legislative sessions appear glamorous from outside but involve many works. He cites more than 5,000 bills and resolutions introduced in the 69th regular session, with a substantial number eventually passing.

District 31 House Senate P.O Austin Trin Capitol

Wellington's Heat Keeps Townspeople Moving In 107 Degree Day

The Gulf Coast heat yields to Wellington as Thelma and Oren Rogers relocate from Freeport arriving on a 107 degree day. Thelma, Leo Popwell's sister, grew up here and graduated in 1943. The husband, ex-Dow Chemical employee, retires after 17 years in Freeport and Amarillo. An Ex-Student Reunion looms with a note on Wellington High’s alma mater, penned by Lora Mae McFarland who later led a Muleshoe hospital.

Gulf Coast Wellington Thelma Oren O. Rogers Freeport Leo Popwell Lora Mae McFarland Muleshoe Wellington High School Cornell University

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West Avenue Henry W. Wells Texas Press Association Nina Panhandle National Newspaper Association Henry Wells P.S Lyndell Williams Bill Sarpalius Myraid P.O. Box Virginia Robey H & J Home Improvement CO S. Georgia Herman Smith A.M P.M
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