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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1972

Page

4

History of County Schools Will Live Again This Summer

Collingsworth County Survey Committee begins a project to preserve the county's school history. The era centers on small white wooden buildings used for services, funerals, dances, debates, and politics. About 30 schools operated in the 1920s. residents are asked to loan photos and letters to the Historical Society for museum exhibits.

Collingsworth County Survey Committee Pleasant Point Enterprise Prairie View Roundup Fresno Collingsworth Aberdeen Clifd Buck Creek Rolla

Automobile safety drive shows first 1970 decline in deaths

Editors note that safety efforts over four years reduce fatalities in 1970, despite more vehicles on the road. Government adoption of new cnts standards is credited with saving lives, with estimates up to a large number in Altoona.

Altoona

Columbus Confusion Echoes in Archbold Farmland Note

Farmland News of Archbold Ohio quotes a wry remark about Christopher Columbus noting he lacked directions at every stage from voyage to return. The aphorism reflects local humor on navigation and unfamiliar ground.

Columbus Farmland News Archbold, Ohio

Mexico President Echeverria visits Texas on reform drive

Mexico President Luis Echeverria Alvarez visits San Antonio to showcase his educational reform plan and discuss labor and water issues. He dedicates the San Antonio Mexican Cultural Institute at HemisFair, signaling a shift toward education as a solution to Mexico's problems. In Austin, Texas lawmakers eye a swift end to a lengthy special session after uncovering 125 million in federal welfare funds to finance 1973 state operations without new taxes. Democrats convene a tense Texas convention naming delegates amid rivalries. Republicans report no rift as Agnich and Armstrong win reelection to national posts.

Mexico City Mexico United States San Antonio Texas Luis Echevierria Alvarez U.S California Mexicali Colorado Echevierria Victor Bravo Ahuja Secretary of Education Echevier University of Mexico Austin Tex Preston Smith Smith Ben Barnes House Rayford Price Robert S. Calvert Calvert Marathon Wallace McGovern Hubert Humphrey Democratic Executive Committee Roy Orr DeSoto Eddie Bernice Johnson Dallas

Quotations on Life and Love from Poets and Writers

A collage of lines from Riley Ward Markham Van Dyke Bunner Moore Watson Hinkson Bryan Kiplings Kipling Zangwill Bangs Wilcox. The verses reflect toil faith sorrow hope and resilience across eras and voices centering on enduring truths of human experience.

Crossroads Report Vein of Environmentalism Across U.S.

A reader letter criticizes recent environmental activism, calling it Quixotic and harmful. The writer alleges ordaining environmentalists aim to shut down power plants and farms, leaving people hungry cold and unemployed while claiming clean air as a goal.

Descott Crossroads U.S.A

Colleges receive over 13 million for new buildings

More than 13.2 million dollars are now available on a formula basis for 17 universities to construct buildings. Comptroller Robert Calvert announced sums allocated to each institution including the University of Texas at Arlington and Texas Southern, among others. The list also includes Texas A and I, Texas Tech, Sam Houston State, and Southwest Texas State, with amounts ranging from about 100 thousand to over 2 million.

Robert Calvert University of Texas At Arlington Texas Southern University of Houston Texas Woman’s University Texas A. & I Texas Tech Lamar Midwestern Pan American East Texas State North Texas State Stephen F. Austin West Texas State Angelo State Sam Houston State Southwest Texas State Atty Crawford C. Martin

Mustangs Island 365 Acres Linked to 54.2 Million Park Bond

A 365 acre parcel on Mustang Island valued at 54.2 million dollars forms a park bond binding obligation. Opponents on the Parks and Wildlife Commission argue the commission retains authority to revoke the contract.

Mustang Island Parks and Wildlife Commission

Short Takes From A Diverse World Of Facts

Oldest living things are bristlecone pines that grew in the same place long before modern empires. Spiders mostly have four eye pairs, some have six. Dickens’s Wilkins Micawber is linked to his father and mother. Baltimore was briefly the U S capital during the Revolutionary era. Scopes was found guilty and fined in the Dayton trial. Japan is densely populated in limited flat areas. The sand tiger shark bears young in the womb and cannibalizes siblings.

David Solomon Hammurabi Dickens Wilkins Micawber Scopes John T. Scopes Dayton, Tenn

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