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Also Open Evenings
Along with all the changes to the
tax forms, the Internal Revenue
Service has something else new to
announce. Beginning this filing
period, IRS will maintain a tax-
payer service office in West Dallas
at 801 Core Street each Tuesday
and Wednesday from 8 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Bilingual assistors will
Sandy Monroe,
Owner
Everyone has a need to clean out their attic. We
are doing so and passing along the savings to
our customers.
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More than 4,000 students at
Texas Tech University qualified
for the deans’ honor rolls in the six
colleges during the fall semester.
Among them were two from
Allen:
Billy R. Boring, Rt. 1, Box 147,
and
Thomas E. Clark, Rt. 1, Box 37.
During their first meeting of the
year the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Allen Eire Department held elec-
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A specially-trained home economist will show you how to get the re-
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reheat, roast, simmer, warm and defrost. You'll see how a Litton Com-
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To qualify for a dean’s honor roll
a student must have a grade point
average of 3.0 or more on a 4.0
scale and must have taken as
many as 12 semester hours of
work.
Texas Tech University has an
enrollment of more than 22,000
students in six colleges: Agri-
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Newest members of the Auxili-
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try, Kathy Hoback, Cathey Lu-
Jan, Sherry Moore, Cindy Tuck-’
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rick and Lucinda Wool verton.
In the winter, keep sleeping
areas at lower temperatures than
living areas, and at night keep all
rooms at lower temperatures,
advises Claudia Kerbel, consumer
information specialist with the
Texas Agricultural Extension
Service, The Texas A&M Uni-
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Citing a need to “turn the Fourth
Congressional District back to the
people”, Rudy Dockray of Deni-
son formally announced his can-
didacy today for U.S. Congress in
the May Democratic primary.
Dockray, Farm Director at
KXII-TV, Sherman, for the past
12 years, said “Citizens in the
Fourth District Deserve better
representation. The people have
been victimized long enough by a
BIG GOVERNMENT. It is time
to say NO to MORE GOVERN-
MENT.
“It is time to get rid of federal
bureaucratic controls on private
business and private lives. Busi-
ness, industry and merchants
need intelligent help instead of
persecution at the hands of
OSHA, EPA, and other Federal
professional harrassment
agencies.
“Argriculture is in a critical
condition. Famers, ranchers and
consumers cannot afford to allow
this situation to get worse.”
Dockray opposes guaranteed pay
increases for Congressmen. He
does endorse job stimulating leg-
islation as opposed to welfare and
“give away” projects. Senior citi-
zens are entitled to our most
serious and detailed attention.
Alternative energy sources must
be developed.
Dockray also announced today
that after election, he will make
frequent visits to each county and
community in the District. These
visits will be for the purpose of
listening to the problems and
suggestions of the people of the
4th Congressional District._______
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Officers are Betty Poland,
president; Carolyn Albert, vice
president; Pam Eaton, program
chairman; Marie Cardwell, re-
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Dockray was bom February 21,
1936, in Bois d'arc, Missouri. He
graduated from Oklahoma State
University with a B.S. degree in
Agriculture. He is married to the
former Betty Bennett, and the
couple has two daughters, Kathy,
age 19, and Diana, age 17.
Dockray and his family are
members of the Armstrong Ave-
nue Church of Christ in Denison.
He was the recipient of the Texas
Farmers Union “Broadcaster of
the Year” award in 1972, and the
Texas Soil Conservation Broad-
caster award. He is a former
Oklahoma Education legislative
leader, and has long been a
spokesman for farmers and ran-
chers on legislative matters.
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Downtown, Earl Cabell Federal
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•th i January 9 through January 13.
Lone Star Gas Company delivered
Farm power a record volume of gas averaging
more than 2.4 billion cubic feet
Allen High School’s Farm Power Team, directed by Dan (Bcf) of gas per day, comparied
Worley, competed in the Waco Area Ag Mechanic Contest with a normal daily average of
recently. James Smith, John Sharp and Cole Andrews some 1.4 Bcf.
[left to right] compose Allen’s team. Winners of the Waco Doug Williams, vice president of
contest will compete in the State contest in Austin. Lone Star’s Transmission Divi-
sion, noted that the five-day total
Toll free number given including an all-time 24-hour rec-
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East Office Park, 3434 Highway January 9, 1977.
67 East; South Dallas, Medical “When the peak-demand situ-
Mali, 4650 South Hampton Rd.; ation occurred on our system,”
and Mid-Cities, Parkway Central Williams explained, “all our phys-
Towers, 611 Ryan Plaza Drive, ical facilities such as pipelines and
Arlington. compressor stations performed at
In addition to the walk-in high efficiency. Our key operating
assistance available at all IRS employees were on a continuous
offices, taxpayers who have jut a standby all week.”
question or two may prefer to use Williams pointed out that even
IRS telephone assistance. Tele- on Tuesday when the record
phone service is available Monday volume was being set, curtailment
- Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at of industrial and electric gener-
742-2440 for those who can call ation customers was moderate,
downtown Dallas without being with electric generation users
charged toll rates and at 1-800- curtialed 55 to 65 percent and 40
492-4830 toll free. If a form or percent for lowest priority in-
publication is all that is needed, dustrial customers. During this
metroplex taxpayers should dial period these users, whose contract
263-3251 directly. Form orders with the utility provides for
ONLY will be taken at this metro curtailment during peak-demand
number. periods, used a standby fuel.
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Camper, Buddy & Camper, Pat. The Allen American (Allen, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 45, Ed. 1 Monday, January 23, 1978, newspaper, January 23, 1978; Allen, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1416972/m1/3/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Allen Public Library.