Mayor Krumm Resigns Despite Statewide United Funds Drive
The governor designates September November 1970 to focus on the Texas United Community Campaigns. The message outlines United Funds as key to voluntary health welfare and character building agencies and urges increased effort to meet rising needs.
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Otto Krumm
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Otto
Texas Stars 30 More in October Draft Call
Selective Service headquarters reports Texas will add 30 to its October draft quota bringing the state total to 4 285 Texans ordered for pre examination. The national call is 12 000. lottery numbers 1 through 195 from December 1969 and 1 through 100 from July 1970 apply.
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Selective Service
Army
Charles Duncan
Duncan
Six Flags Over Texas
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Texas Fun Center
Tigers Fall to Farmersville in Nighttime Heck of a Start
The Whitewright Tigers lost 40 to 0 to the Farmersville Farmers in Farmersville after a delayed kickoff due to a lighting failure. Whitewright led 14 0 in the first quarter on two Jerry Blanton runs but Farmersville halted the Tigers with strong second half offense led by David Johnson and Kevin Rohr.
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Farmersville
Tigers
Barry Pollard
David Johnson
Whitewright
Jerry Blanton
Vic Daniels
Farmers
Kevin Rohr
Tiger
Bormbs
District Rotary Governor to Visit Whitewright
Whitewright is set to host Rotary Governor Dr. J. W. Cady at the Friday noon meeting in Fireman’s Hall. Cady, Texarkana College president and former educator, will address district members while local officials wrestle Krumm’s mayoral succession and ongoing sewer improvements after his illness and surgery.
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Cub Scouts
Whitewright
Fireman’s Hall
Krumm
Russell Summers
Otto Krumm
Sonny Smith
Rotary Club
Fireman's
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J. W. Cady
Texarkana
Whitewright Rotary Club
Texoma planning grant funds youth services study Denison
Governor Preston Smith approved a 12500 planning grant to the Texoma Regional Planning Commission in Denison to study a juvenile services bureau and probation programs. The Texas Criminal Justice Council, which oversees federal funds, recommended eight planning grants totaling 148944 and action grants totaling 208542. Local funds for the project total 1389.
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Texoma Regional Planning Commission
Denison
Texas Criminal Justice Council
U.S. Department of Justice
Joe Frazier Brown
Crimeinal Justice Council
Juvenile Services Bureau
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