Panola County Post (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 2, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 21, 1985 Page: 3 of 28
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These rebates in addition to current Hesston programs!
relocating the band hall and
moving girls’ physical education
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Center separate from the Hudson sold the final ruling
general distribution on the same was based on oil evidence and
Koonce) including classrooms have no room for growth,
and service areas such as a gym The report also recoms
nosium and cafeteria. an addition to the Carthage this problem.
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The board determined to con- balance department personnel
tinue monitoring the results of visit with law enforcement of-
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of the legal action. Nall was accompanied by on collodion by way of suits.
Also attending the meeting Commissioners Roland Davis. that there would be on average
was County Commissioner L.O. Carl Hendrickson and Leonard of about 10 per week filed in an
Nail, who commented that he Jones, all of whom have been at- effort to futher step up collection
felt the emphasis on collodion of tending the board meetings sin- efforts.
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procedures Heat output for each duct calculated by using the equation Heal ■ S00CpT
the ambulance service in regar- ficors and emergency agencies,
"one injury - one ambulance." ds to effects of the now policies informing them of the necessity
Dr. W.C. Smith reemphasized and determine if. perhaps. a of using judgement in making
the need for ’'extremely good reduction in the number of units multiple requests, first con-
judgement’’ in determining the and teams being maintained is sidering the possibility of placing
classification of a call - necessary. more than one injured person in
emergency or taxi. Woll suggested that am- the multi-person capacity unit.
East Texas Human Develop- may receive their commodities receive commodities on the
ment Corporation (HUDCO) will directly from the Head Start Con- scheduled dates,
distribute commodity foods to ter on the days stated,
registered clients according to HUDCO asks that the schedule Non-registered persons
the following schedule this mon- bo strictly followed to reduce should register with the
th: Wednesday. April 24, from 9 overcrowding of the Community Outreach Office at the Turner
a.m. to 3 p.m., rural residents of Center and to speed distribution Community Center beginning
Panola County (persons living of commodities. Persons who April 29. Those persons may got
outside city limits of Carthago) ore not pre-registered with the commodities at that time if suf-
only: Thursday, April 25 from 9 HUDCO Outreach Office, Senior ficient quantities are available
o.m. to 3 p.m. to city of Carthago Nutrition Center or Hood Start and will also be pro-registered •
residents only; and Friday, April Cantor will not bo able to for the next distribution.
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population and, five And by reassigning Crowford added that stopgap telecommunication equipment
classrooms mandated by new grodesixto the current Baker methods must be employed for and classes: adequate support
student-teacher ratios in House Koonce focility.’CrowfordI said he the coming school year to services, instructional materials
Bill 72. This doss size reduction feels., there will be adequate alleviate crowded conditions at and equipment. and overall
will go into effect for grades kin- fuciltttes for ol! current Baker-Koonce and CJH Among pride.
dor gw lorn through three during enrollment and 'or future his recommendations is dosing Among suggestions offered at
the coming school year. growth oH approximately 40 percent of the high school level
Crawford reviewed the The high school, with a the Louis Robinson Dining Hall were. an additional assistant
panels recommendation in- current population of 860 on the Baker-Koonce campus for principal: a push for greater
corporating possible solutions students, has a capacity of 1.200 use as a library facility and con- enrollment in advanced dosses:
that the district and school board students Crawford points out verting current library space into improvement in guidance and
will need to consider that if the 244 current eighth classrooms, career awareness programs.
The report recommended con- grade students were moved into Since the Baker-Koonce Besides those previously men-
st ruction of a facility to oc- the high school, which he sees as library is located on a second tioned. recommendations at the
commodate grades four and
distributed at the A.L. Turner
Community Center, 900 Spring
St., in Carthago. Justice of the Peace Lovil Hud- caliber pistol found at the scene.
The regular participants of the son has ruled that the April 13 Mrs. Holt, 42, was found at
HUDCO Senior Nutrition death of Linda Holt was the Carthage City Oddfellows
Program may receive their com- result of a self-inflicted gunshot Cemetery at approximately 3:30
modifies at the Senior Nutrition wound to the head. p.m. Monday, lying at her
k Also. Head Start parents fingerprints found on the .38 Wednesday for Mrs. Holt.
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- a poor educational step, the story level. access by han- junior high school included ex-
five. (currently housed at Baker- school would be at capacity and dicopped students is limited. The pending the cafeteria area:
facility was built« 19M-19SS Also recommended was Primary,, campus to oc-
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1999 3«ki? Bober overcrowding at CJH program. Crawford said if the opinion.*- He charged the board
1959. this figure should reach wdhich now'Eousesgdesi Legislature does not eliminate with looking at solutions, for
I..______sevenandeight. the proposed prekindergarten discussion at the May board
rhe district is not prepared at program. that these dosses meeting.
y*, ***** to accommodate the .Ere °'d °' Nu99ested that could also be housed at the Overall strength of the school
student population that will * board congider utilizing on current Boker Koonce facility district. noted in the report, in-
September. much, legs opproxima * 30 acre tract of Crawford added that the Car- duded curriculum variety
thon that is forecost in 1989. and between CHS ond Univer- thoge PrimaryLbby facility will adequate to excellent facilities
says the report. Sty Heights owned by the be at the saturation point within that are well maintained.
hocilities will not only be of- <hstry, for the construction of a three years but expansion of the despite crowding conditions:
fected by population growth but new facility to house grades four facility may be possible. exemplary computer labs and
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persons missing the scheduled
Wednesday or Thursday ap-
pointments.
Commodities will bo
the old agriculture shop and into
the main building; create ad-
ditional science lab space:
remodel old administrative area
to provide better facility for han-
dicapped doss: get classes out
of converted. make-shift
classrooms.
Suggestions for Baker-Koonce
include additional science lab
facilities, and utilizing the
auditorium for existing
classroom needs.
For Libby and Carthage
Primary. the stage and teacher
workroom were suggested for
temporary use, with the music
room considered as an optional
classroom. Reshuffling some
scheduled classroom use was
also recommended.
In conclusion, the report said
that if recommendations lead to
o bond referendum. and there
appears to be sufficient need, it
should include an opportunity
for the population to also ex-
press its ideas on a stadium
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Grissom, Debe & Chessher, Earl. Panola County Post (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 2, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 21, 1985, newspaper, April 21, 1985; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1430517/m1/3/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sammy Brown Library.