Crime Victims Get Break By New Law In Texas
A Texas program under the Compensation of Victims of Crime Act allows crime victims to recover damages. Funds come from criminal offender fees, collected by counties, totaling over $200,000 since last September. The program is run by the Texas Industrial Accident Board.
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Texas
State Comptroller’s Office
Jim Ray
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Texas Industrial Accident Board
Dallas
Ray
Industrial Accident Board
Volunteer Ambulance Service Movements and Claims noted
The report lists multiple patient transfers between Thomas Nursing Center Collingsworth General and area hospitals from May 17 to May 30. Names include Bill Rainer Mrs Ivan Bearden Ivory Darton Mae Burkhalter Mary Jeffreys and O K Loving with origins or destinations at 1006 Bowie St Collingsworth General and St Anthonys Amarillo and Collingsworth General Hospital.
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Bill Rainer
Thomas Nursing Center
Bowie St
Mrs
Ivan Bearden
Collingsworth General Hospital
Lorraine Boverie
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Ivory Darton
Owens Farm Service
Collingsworth General
Thomas
Nursing Center
Mae Burkhalter
Mary Jeffreys
Farmington N.M
O.K. Loving
Bowie
Lilly Bounds
4-H Club outing ends school year at Childress
Collingsworth County 4-H News reports The Sunshitiers and Busy Bells celebrated the end of the school term with a trip to Childress for pizza and roller skating on Friday May 30 1980. The group later returned for a slumber party at Jean Chandler’s Extension Agent home. Leaders present included Mrs. David Caison Mrs. Johnny Mote and Jean Chandler Agent. Members named include Freinde Perez Kristi Settle Lisa White Karen Mote Stacy Scott DeJon Lindsey Carla Caison Patricia Four mentin Julie Caldwell and Annie Caison.
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Childress
4-Hets
Jean Chandlers
David Caison
Johnny Mote
Jean Chandler
4-H
Freinde Perez
Kristi Settle
Lisa White
Karen Mote
Stacy Scott
DeJon Lindsey
Carla Caison
Patricia Fourmentin
Julie Caldwell
Annie Caison
Federal Land Bank lowers loan rates in new releases
Federal Land Bank Association of Memphis headed by Talmadge P Porter announced June 1 1980 new farm loans will carry a 9 3 4 percent variable rate and rural residence loans 10 1 4 percent matching existing borrowers. This replaces the prior 12 percent farm and 14 percent rural fixed rates set earlier this year. The Texas bank introduced the variable rate in 1969 and fluctuates with money market changes. Loans cover long term real estate in Hall Donley Childress Cottle King Wheeler and Collingsworth counties.
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Talmadge P. Porter
Federal Land Bank Association of Memphis
Federal Land Bank of Texas
Federal Land Bank Association of
Memphis
Hall, Donley, Childress, Cottle, King, Wheeler and Collingsworth
Horace Smalls To Childress
Mr and Mrs Horace Small moved from their farm north of town to Childress so he can be near his doctor for continuing medical care. Small has emphysema and has been ill since December.
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Horace Small
Childress
Small
Norwood TABS Results Called Excellent
Sumnerwood School Board heard Dale Mortis and Mrs Bonita Myers present the TABS test results given a portion of the students earlier this year The report was excellent Were real proud of them said Supt Rex Peeples During the meeting the board accepted Morris resignation as coach and teacher He joined Wellington High School staff Substitutes pay raised from 20 to 25 per day Board reviewed policies and began updating the policy book Peeples to attend administrators meeting in September at Pandaires near Las Vegas NM
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Sumnerwood
Dale Mortis
Bonita Myers
Rex Peeples
Morris
Wellington High School
Peeples
Supt
Pandarais
Las Vegas
N.M
Hospital Notes Reflect Multiple June Admissions and Visitation Rules
Hospital notes list numerous patients admitted or hospitalized across June with dates ranging June 18 to June 23 and accompanying names. Visitation hours are 2 00 pm to 4 30 pm and 7 00 pm to 8 30 pm with a policy restricting children under 12 in patient areas.
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Gertrude Cobb
Azalea Ingram
Myrtle Seale
Elvis Crawley
Grace Cook
Cindy Nation
Mamie Allen
Davie Reynolds
D.D. Miller
Lillie
Extension Service Renames Districts to Geographic Names
Texas A&M Extension Service replaces district numbers with names to match geographic areas. Districts 1 through 14 adopt titles such as Panhandle and Coastal Bend, tying programs to regional concerns and the 80s plan. The move aligns education efforts with Texans' priorities in energy resources leadership social and economic conditions.
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Extension Service
College Station
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Daniel C. Pfannstiel
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