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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
5
The article argues unlimited beef imports harm producer health and price signals, offers substitutes like eggs milk cheese pork and poultry, and notes wise beef cut use. It then surveys crops with improving prospects and rain needs, then warns about sun exposure and skin cancer citing desert people and cowboys as examples.
A power failure exposed how dependent communities are on gas water and electricity. The piece notes the impact across Washington D C Maryland Virginia New Jersey and especially Pennsylvania and New York with public utilities down for minutes to days. It mentions the need for clean drinking water during such crises and cites reactions to sun sensitivity from certain soaps and deodorants.
William Doc Barjenbruch a former Wellington City Manager was named director of public works for the City of Shamrock In the reshuffle Jerry Hindar was named city manager Barjenbruch previously led Wellington from 1964 to 1967 improving facilities including paving Marian Airpark Runway and upgrading the golf course
John McConnel of Hobart Oklahoma has been elected to the board of directors for the United Theatre Owners of the Oklahoma and Panhandle of Texas UTCO for the year starting July 1 1972 This marks his first term McConnel operates theatres in Hobart Mangum Cordell Oklahoma and Wellington Texas UTCO oversees theatre business matters Officers named for the coming year include J C McKenna president L W Newcomb chairman W E Hamm A R Powell Jr H S McMurry vice presidents W B Sylvester secretary and W B Turk treasurer Turk a former Ritz manager The article also covers mail service changes for Wellington and reunion plans at an area school with officers and committees named
Ellen Neeley of Wellington, born January 8 1939 in Donley County, worked as nurse and medical secretary before serving in the Wellington clinic and as a tax assessor deputy. Funeral at Church of Christ with ministers Gaylord Cook and Grandol Forehand officiating. survivors include husband Jack Neeley, children Greg and Allison, parents and sisters.
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