The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 88, No. 154, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 7, 1989 Page: 1 of 10
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How cold is it? Bad--and
Wednesday might be worse.
afternoon. Other students in grades 1,3,5,7 and 9 in Hereford
and throughout the state will be taking the test, which assesses
reading, writing and math skills, today through Thursday.
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years to finance the cost of closing or
selling about 350 failed institutions.
That’s in addition to the $40 billion
pledged last year by regulators to
rescue and prop up 223 institutions.
direct fee on depositors.
"In all the time since creation of the
that "the structural reforms make
sense."
John Chandler Ford a bid for two
police cars at $17,014,
Whiteface Ford bid S2-4.OO8 and
Stevens Chevrolet bid $22,245.40.
;e rifle worth $65 wore
13, The sheriff's office
UNIDENTIFIED MAN
He was found Sunday
morning near Hereford
you emptied the trash without being
asked.
-Your spouse no longer even
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$2 50
Storm shuts down Capitol
March Gras rwvwters keep
warm tor big blowout
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Fired up and ready tor test
Students at Northwest Primary School in Hereford react to a
cheer from the Hereford High School junior varsity cheerleaders
during a TEAMS test "pep rally" held at the school on Monday
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Nine youths win at Knights of
Columbus contest; girts Close
season tonight at home
However, the money raised by the
r 1 J count as
the 30-ycar life of the plan^ Hc revenue on government balance sheets.
Insurance premiums paid by billion from 1989 through 1994. Over i .
financial institutions, combined with ]0 years, the cost would be $39.9 dollars a year without adding to the
tax dollars, would pay the interest on billion. budget deficit
billion initial cost
Bush on Monday offered a complex
financing scheme mixing tax dollars deposit insurance, savers have not lost
with higher insurance premiums paid one dollar of insured deposits and I am
by banks and S&Ls. determined that they never will," the
president said at a news conference.
Under the Bush plan, which must
be approved by Congress, the
government would sell $50 billion in
$12 each and can be picked
the chamber office, or from a
C director or Hustler.
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At first, 1 thought the cold spell
was a windfall. LI, „.‘_
want to ge< out in the chilly weather word when you leave clothes lying
or taka a chance on being involved
in a fender-bender. The real bene-
fit. in my mind, was that she wasn't
out spending money.
But now Lavon has cabin fever, you
The peat few evenings when 1 got
Slight snow chance Wednesday
Tonight will be partly cloudy and very cold again with a low between
zero and five above. West winds will be 5-15 mph.
Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of snow. The
high will be near 20, with northwest winds at 5-15 mph becoming northeasterly
at 10-20 mph by noon.
This morning's low at KPAN was 10 after a high Monday of 16. KPAN
record .03 inch of moisture from one inch of snow that fell Monday.
Courthouse llacosdi .2
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Multiple bruises'and setarches
were found on the knees, face, and
wrist, but sheriff's deputies could
I not determine exactly why the man
i was lying in the ditch with only a
| short-sleeved shirt and pants on.
8 "We found no vehicle, no
| identification or anything," said
| deputy Jimmy Hudgens. "None of
i the farmers knew who he was and
| they know every hired hand around
I here."
§ The white male was about 60
| years old, 5 feet 10 inches, and
* weighs about 180 pounds.
He has a double-heart tattoo on
; his right forearm and a tattoo
* spelling "Muriil" on the left fore-
arm.
Justice of the Peace, Johnnie
Turrentine, said that when she
arrived at the scene, she could smell
alcohol on the man.
The sheriff's office sent the
man’s picture to the Department of
Public Safely missing person bureau
and his fingerprints were sent to the
FBI.
attorney and the plant because prospective along with three other locations, and
Sy Ivana Juarez legal advice on the commission will
against putting Langehennig in the be very helpful."
slot Langehennig will be a commissi-
"1 feel it’s lime to get a Hispanic oner beginning the next commission
man on the commission. I'm not meeting until May 6, 1990, when
saying Langehennig is not qualified, his place will be up for election.
Schley Ave.
The city commission also voted
* i waste water
treatment study at the vacant Swift tivc in going for these food proccs-
. .,---"■ . . sing-type industries, we’d better
Commissioner Bud Eadcs, the have the waste water treatment on
newly named director of the Eco- line before they start looking at
_ _ nomic Development Council, moving into the plant," said Eadcs.
have seen Herb De La Rosa in that said. "I’m sure he’s an outstanding requested that the city purse revam- "A week ago, we had a food proccs-
position," said Commissioner Irene man, but I just didn’t know him. ping the waste water treatment at sing industry look at locating there
Cantu, who voted along with Langehennig is an attorney and the plant because prospective along with three other locations, and
Commissioner Sylvana Juarez legal advice on the commission will
Local Roundup
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Three persons were arrested Sunday and Monday by Hereford police,
including a man, 48, for a third offense of driving while imoxicaiBd and cairying
a weapon on a licensed premises at The Country Store; a man. 29, for sniffing
a volatile substance; and a man 48, on theft warrants out of city court
Police are investigating several cases of criminal mischief, including some
grave marten; windows shot with a BB gun in the400block of Centre; scats
urn on a vehicle in the 200 block of Irving; egg-throwing incidems in the
300 and 400 blocks of Westhaven, the 200 block of Aspen, the 100 block
of Elm and the 100 block of Greenwood; terroristic threat in the 300 block
of McKinley; assault by threat in the 200 block of Brevard;
A VCR was stolen from a house in the 400 block of Avenue B; a payroll
check worth $196 was forged and passed at the Holiday Motor Hotel, where
a man reportedly stole $60 worth of linens and towels; a domestic dispute
in the 500 block of Avenue H; several teenage girls were involved in a rock
fight; and a microwave and television were stolen from a house in the 100
block of Avenue H.
Police issued 20 citations and investigated four minor accidents.
The Hereford Mtiunteer Fire Department was called to a vehicle fire at
617 Avenue J, an accident at Third and McKinley streets, a dumpster fire
a 200 juniper Street and a structure fire this morning on Avenue K.
He also called for an overhaul of
Langehennig is a lawyer with nal leaders are offering cautious praise the financial regulatory system aimed
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by banks and savingpi and
loans will tnereux-
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Bush plan gets cautious praise
WASHINGTON (AP)-Congrcssio- He also called for an overhaul of the bonds and met regulators' 1988 Bush's plan also would increase the
commitments. Money to pay off the insurance premium paid by S&Ls from
principal on the bonds would come the current $2.08 per $1,000 of
deposits to $2.30 from 1991 through
Sen. Donald W. Ricglc, D-Mich., 1994, dropping to $1.80 after that.
wc came in fourth because of this
point."
Eadcs said the food processing
industry is one of the hotter industr-
ies that cities pursue. The industry The bid prices figured in two
is the third largest manufacturing vehicles the police department will
group in the United States, employ- trade in.
ing 1.7 million people. The commission also voted to
The city voted to hire Bill change a tract of land from residen-
McMorrics & Associates in Amaril- tial to mobile home in the 800 block
io to perform the study. of Schley Avenue and authorized
The city commissioners also the city to submit annual seal coal
voted to award Amarillo car dealer bids for the city streets.
man's identity
BY ANDREA HOOTEN Dr. Ralph Erdmann, forensic •
Staff Writer pathologist for the county who
A farmer found an unidentified performed the autopsy, said the man
man that was frozen 19 miles died of a heart attack after being 4
northwest of Hereford Sunday expowd to sub-zero temperatures^ £
morning, said the Deaf Smith
County Sheriff’s Office today.
for President Bush's plan to bail out at prevention S&L problems from
the savings and loan industry, but recurring, vowed to pursue wrongdoers from the S&L industry.
many are wary of his proposal to sock in the industry and pledged to protect f— r'~—,J 0 ,, a
the taxpayers for about half the $90 insured deposits. He recommended no the chairman of the Senate Banking Banks' premiums would rise from 83
Committee, said Bush had presented cents now to $1.20 in 1990 to SI.50
"by and large a sensible proposal" and after that.
Administration officials who spoke
after Bush left the news conference
stressed that the money raised by the
However, Ricglc said the taxpayer higher bank premiums would go into
cost was "a substantial amount of lhe banks' own insurance fund, the
money" and said he was concerned it Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., and
would cut into other programs such as would not directly pay for S&L
30-ycar m bonds as needed over three (bc fight against drugs and education. problems.
. -- - Bush's budget director, Richard
Darman, said the public would [’ . J
shoulder 54 percent of the burden over bank premiums would
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estimated the cost to taxpayers at $28.1 Thus, the government would be able
" t to spend several billions of taxpayer
Langehennig chosen to fill council seat
By Andrea Hooten and qualified to be on it, too, and Cowscrt, Line, Eastcrwood & industry interested in locating at the
Staff Writer wc need to take into consideration Langehennig Attorneys at Law, 320 plant gave a thumbs-down on its
By a 4-2 vote Monday, attorney more than just race and color." Schley Ave. waste water treatment.
Terry Langehennig will fill resigned Commissioner Paul Hamilton,
city commissioner Jerry Walsh’s who voted for Langehennig, said he to allot $2,000 for a
shoes even though two city com- had nothing against De La Rosa or I ....
missioners think a Hispanic man Joe Soliz (another candidate), but he plant southwest of Hereford,
would serve better on the commis- just didn't know the two men.
sion. "Herb was not all that well-
"I would have really liked to known around Hereford," Hamilton
County arrests four
The Deaf Smith County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 44-year-old man
on a warrant for issuance of a bad check from Canyon; a man. 29. was
arrested on a county warrant for assault; a 34-ycar-old man was charged
with issuance of a bod check; and a 20-year-old woman was charged
with violation of probation.
A 20-gauge shexgun worth $400 and a
taken from a house on Fann to Market R
hmno suspects.
By
Speedy Nieman
That feller on Tierra Blanca the tv "talk shows" all day and she's
Creek says the more you talk about ready to do some talking of her
your troubles, the harder it is to find own.
someone who'll listen to them. It’s no big deal, of course, but
oOo after a few of our conversations on
Have you ever wondered: What different topics, it got me to think-
will today's younger generation be ing. You know you've been marri-
ablc to tell their children they had to cd a long time when:
-You begin to speak in your
own private language, such as:
"Remember the guy who did that
thing with that whatchamacallit at
that place?" and your spouse
understands every word.
-The biggest "my hero" glance
The
Hereford Brand
Hustlin' Hereford, home of Bobbie Jenschke
88th Year, No. 154, Deaf Smith County, Hereford, Tx.
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Don’t let the weather stop you
from attending the annual Chamber
Banquet Thursday night at the Bull
Bam. Sister Thomas More Bertels,
"agriculture's hell-raising
should have a message of
for this community.
The C of C Banquet is open to
all interested citizens-you do not
have to be a member of the cham
ber in order to attend. Tickets are bothers to say, "Do you mind?"
up at -You remember your wedding
C of date, but have to think a moment to
remember the year.
-You accept the fact that your
; wife never closes the kitchen
My wife didn't cupboards, and she doesn't say a
. .._ ----. --- --
around.
-There’s no discussion about
going to church on Sunday, or to
special banquets during the year-
“u just get ready and go.
-And. despite the things you
home from wort, all "she wanted"to haven't been able to change about
do was talk, talk, talk. Usually, she your spouse, you'd dread the
leu me watch a tv show without thought of trying to break in a new
interruption. But lately she's seen
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