Central Texas Opportunities posts jobs for youth and child program
Central Texas Opportunities Inc invites applications for a seven month Coordinator of Youth Activities across six counties and a director of the six county H E W Child Development Program. Requirements include degrees in psychology social work or early childhood education plus experience with disadvantaged youth or children. Applications due November 3 to CTO Coleman Texas 76834. CTO is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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P. O. Box
Coleman
Texas
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Wanted Scrap Tron Cables Metals Ballinger Salvage
Ballinger Salvage issues want list seeking scrap tron cables and metals. Classified notice invites buyers to contact Ballinger Salvage Company for purchase details and location.
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Winters
Ballinger Salvage Company
Legislature passes budget bills and new approvals in final session
Lawmakers sent the governor bills restoring fiscal powers and creating an emergency fund while approving 13.5 million for Texas Tech medical school building at Lubbock and UT Houston, 8 million for a Fort Worth school, 317 thousand for primary election costs, and exemptions for aviation schools. Cullen Luttrell wins the Lady Bird Johnson highway beautification award. Arthur Godfrey attends the ceremony alongside finalists from Balls, Rusk, La Grange, and Falfurrias.
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Lady Bird Johnson
Luttrell
Arthur Godfrey
Milton C. Campbell
Balls
Herbert H. Smith
Rusk
Melvin E. Bayless
la Grange
Rumaldo Rivera
Falfurrias
Texas adds two test sites for nationwide auto mechanic exam
McAllen and Austin join San Antonio Corpus Christi Amarillo Beaumont Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Houston Odessa as official nationwide four part General Automobile Mechanic test sites to be held November 21. Recertification tests every three years ensure mechanics stay current with vehicle changes and servicing. Nearly 800000 mechanics nationwide may take the voluntary exams.
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Ant Control Program Details Released
White said the baiting will kill ants in 10 to 14 days and is not toxic to fish, fowl, animals, or humans. The program is expected to run about three weeks.
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White
Texas Legislature Acts On Amendments And Salaries
The Texas Civil Judicial Council approves a constitutional amendment to end the fee system for Justices of the Peace and to provide salaries. The House passes a resolution urging the highway department not to build a new main offices across from the governor’s mansion. The Legislature urges Congress to require Veterans Administration hospitals to treat drug addiction in veterans returning from Southeast Asia.
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House
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Southeast Asia
Report Changes to Social Security Benefits Promptly
Social Security manager J M Talbot urges beneficiaries to report events affecting eligibility. Report marriage, divorce, adoption, address change, custody changes, student status, or income changes. Call or visit the San Angelo office or Winters residents use toll free Enterprise 2058 for assistance.
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Social Security Office
West
Harris Avenue
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San Angelo
Texas
Winters
Enterprise
Supreme Court declines to force Houston judge on fees case
The Texas Supreme Court refused to order a Houston judge to approve fees for court appointed attorneys for poor defendants in a criminal case. The court also declined to hear appeals of challenges to League City’s tax system. The Third Court of Civil Appeals upheld H. D. Nicholson as a Navarro County district judge candidate despite six years without a law office.
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Houston
High Court
League City
Third Court of Civil Appeals
H. D. Nicholson
Navarro County
State board picks and minority business appointments
Governor Smith names H. G. Pete Andrews Ir. to the State Board of Public Welfare succeeding Will W. Bond of Hillsboro. J. S. Martinez of Raymondville Bertrand Adams of Austin and Frank Hutchinson Jr. of Austin are appointed to roles with the Texas Industrial Commission's new state office of minority business enterprise.
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Pete) Andrews Ir
Smith
State Board of Public Welfare
Will W. Bond
Hillsboro
J. S. Martinez
Raymondville
Bertrand Adams
Austin
Frank Hutchinson Jr
Texas Industrial Commission
Minority Business Enterprise
Teachers Commission Named
Twenty four persons were named to the new State Commission for Professional Competencies. The commission will serve through September 30 1974 and include presidents of six professional organizations to be named later. It will recommend statewide guidelines for teacher competency to the State Board of Examiners during a two year period. The commission will identify skills personality and qualifications for effective classroom teaching.
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State Board of Examiners
YOUNG OFFENDERS MAY BE FREED
An Austin district judge may order freedom for hundreds of reform school inmates who lacked attorneys at commitment. Judge Charles Mathews requires the attorney general to identify by November 8 those juveniles who did not waive counsel and thus may be released under a 1967 Supreme Court ruling. A Trav is County legal aid official seeks release of 514 youths. FIRE ANT PROGRAM STARTS A joint federal state local plan to control imported fire ants in Fort Bend County begins this month led by Agriculture Commissioner John White. About 495000 acres will be treated with Mirex bait, EPA approved.
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Martin
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Fort Worth
Midland
Odessa Junior College
Austin
Charles Mathews
Attorney General's Office
Mathews
U. S. Supreme Court
Travis County Legal Aid
Fort Bend County
John White
Environmental Protection Agency
Cowboys Stir Debate Over Term in Western Film
In Winters Texas a review notes a film at the State Theatre shifts to a cowboy themed scene. The term cowboys draws ire as cattle drivers on long-range journeys are described, prompting discussion about proper labeling and pride in their work.
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