Hudspeth County Herald and Dell Valley Review (Dell City, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 149, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 2006 Page: 11 of 12
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Class is Back in Session
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Fair Days are coming!!!
Keep these dates in mind.
September 15,16, & 17,2006
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Capitol Column by
Congressman HENRY BONILLA
48th Annual Dell Valley Hudspeth
County Fair and Rodeo
Bilingual Health Site
Gets A “Bienvenidos”
(NAPS)—A popular online
health resource is getting a wel-
come from both Spanish- and Eng-
lish-speaking visitors. The
National Women’s Health Infor-
mation Center (NWHIC) site is
bilingual, and offers women’s
health information in both English
and Spanish. . .
That means whether you need
a question answered about heart
disease, cholesterol, diabetes or
pregnancy tests, you will find the
answers in both English and
Spanish when you visit the site.
Not only is the website bilingual,
the call center is, too.
That’s welcome news in any
language.
To learn more, visit the
National Women’s Health Infor-
mation Center at www.4woman.
gov or call (800) 994-WOMAN
(9662).
Depar frnent
Transportation
Texas Department -
of Transportation
JULY 21,2006, HUDSPETH COUNTY HERALD-DELL Valley REVIEW, PAGE 1 1
DELL CITY WEATHER
3 Parton |4Fiwg»
-J— .\A/arrantv deed or other prooNO CONTRACT FOR DEED*
2> taxes A Proof Of occup.ncyi driv.rs
LOH? VeritaUon of dlsebility if aocllcabl.. 6) Social Security
Card for all hous8h°I^^^ion8 aOcess assistance available
An affirmative Aetton/Equel Opportunity Program--
TxDOT Job Posting
#010149
Maintenance Section
Assistant II
$2,536 - 3,547 Monthly
Dell City
Maintenance Section
Description: Assists a Maintenance,
Section Supervisor in overseeing work
completed by the crews and contractors,
which provides a safe driving thoroughfare
within a designated geographical area.
Leads the work of crew chiefs, technical and
clerical staff. Work requires responding tb
emergency notification on an as needed
basis. Employees at this level perform work
independently on assignments; however, alb
unusual issues are referred to the supervisor.
Min. Requirements: Graduation from high
school or equivalent plus 5 yrs. experience in
roadway maintenance or construction work.
College education in civil engineering
related areas or technical training in
maintenance, construction or engineering
related activities may be substituted for
experience on a year per year basis. A Class
A Commercial Drivers License is required at
the time of application.
Position Closes at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday,
July 27, 2006.
Applicants must apply on line or complete a
State of Texas application form. To apply,
obtain an application or for further
information about this position, visit our
website at www.dot.state.tx.us or contact the
Texas Department of Transportation, El Paso
District, Human Resources Office at (915)
790-4282. Completed applications can be
mailed to: Texas Department of
Transportation, 13301 Gateway Blvd. West,
El Paso, TX 79928-5410 and must be
postmarked no later than July 27, 2006. An
applicant needing an accommodation in
order to apply for this job may call our
Human Resources Office at (915) 790-4282.
An Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action employer
This month, while kids across the country are headed to camp or on
a family vacation, parents are turning their attention back to the
school year ahead. Summer reading lists are a top priority as well as
buying pens, note pads, and folders. Congress is also focused on our
children’s future as we continue to work with President Bush o
ensure that no child is left behind in our country s educational
system.
Congress has made tremendous progress in improving education in
America We've approved measures to strengthen special
education, help states and schools recruit highly-qualified teachers,
and help states and communities meet the Presidents call for high
standards and accountability in our schools.
While significant progress has been made to strengthenAm^ica s
schools, more work remains. Next week the Americas Opportunity
Scholarships for Kids Act of 2006 will be submitted to the House of
Representatives for consideration. This proposal would allow
certain students from low-income households who currently attend
schools that have been identified for restructuring under the No
Child Left Behind Act to attend a private school or to receive
tutoring assistance as well as after-school and summer
This legislation authorizes scholarships of up to $4,000 to s^nts
to apply towards the cost of tuition at a private school of their
parent's choice as well as supplemental educational services such as
after school programs or tutoring.
The legislation would grant competitive awards to states, local
educational agencies, and public or private nonprofit organizations
including community-and faith-based organizations. This bifi is
designed to give parents more options for the education of their
children. Studies have shown that providing students with more
educational options benefits both their academic performance and
the performance of schools at risk of losing students. Perhaps the
most important aspect of this legislation is that we re grymg ®
freedom of choice to parents. Parents should c oose
educational options for their children, not bureaucrats.
To succeed both in the classroom and outin the world, our children
need a strong educational foundation. They need o
skills necessary to achieve including sound listening
persuasive speaking abilities, solid reading cwmhension aptitude^
and the abilftyto write clearly and effectively. onterto
accomplish this goal, our nation must focus on
continue my work to increase access to higher u imorove
and middle income students, expand schoo c o , .
vocational and technical education, and strength
education and support school teachers.
Flexibility and choice are imperative to attaining
education our children deserve. Congress is c°
supporting President Bush’s No Child Left Behind pymtoW
provide every child in America with access to
resources they need, while providing parents with
options they deserve as hard working taxpayers.
The new school year brings with it the promise of new ®
I'm proud that the education initiatives we are considering m
Congress are focused on keeping Washington
the classroom. Parental choice in our children's educa on pr
our students with the best education possible. So, enjoy
sweltering dog-days of summer. Soon enough our c
hopping on the bus and heading back to class.______
"Sometimes our light goes out but ls^* thanks to
another human being. Each of us owes deepest tnan
those who have rekindled this light.
Author:Albert Schweitzer
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Information rtieetI is ^JetaTJcourthouse.108 Millican St In Sierra Blanca
taken July 27 at bothSerra Bones LO ^g^^tanon 1419 N. Knox in Fort
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further notice. Please brlnfl the
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Lynch, Mary Louise. Hudspeth County Herald and Dell Valley Review (Dell City, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 149, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 2006, newspaper, July 21, 2006; Dell City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1189012/m1/11/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .