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Volume 71 No 277
Wednesday. September 1. 1971
Brownwood, Texas
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Mid-Texas’ finest
football section
coming Sunday
I HEAR I—Six-year-old Donna Wright lifts
her hand to notify Leslie Callaway, speech
and hearing therapist with the Brownwood
schools, that she can hear faint sounds
through the earphones She is one of an ex-
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ARCHITECT'S DRAWING OF NEW BROWNWOOD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
...construction expected to begin soon
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ability. Watching her is volunteer worker
Gywn Hollingshead. Doctors. specialists,
administrators and volunteers are assisting
in this program continuing through Friday.
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WALK THE LINE - Kelly Thompson. 7, tests
her halancing abilities this morning with
other first graders in Brownwood schools
during physical testing to discover possible
disorders that could hinder a child's learning
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School trustees move to
speed project at heights
Additions to Woodland Heights Elementary School were given
a top priority go signal by the Brownwood school board during
its special session Tuesday afternoon.
Woodland Heights School was moved to Phase II from Phase
IV in the building program by trustees "because there is a great
need for additional space there now.’
The board has been working on this situation several months,
according to president William M. Streckert, and preliminary
plans have already been received from architect Harvey Smith
for Woodland Heights.
Under this revised setup, construction will begin on Woodland
Heights as soon as the new Indian Creek Junior High building
program is off the launching pad. Streckert said.
He said the plans will call for Woodland Heights School to face
Fourth street because Indian Creek Road should be a four-lane
thoroughfare in the near future."
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order to see how we can work
together."
McMath told The Bulletin late
Tuesday after a call to architect
Harvey Smith in San Antonio
that Smith said he has no idea
of the exact date construction
will begin on the junior high
building. But he will be
progressing in this area as soon
as possible.”
The Bennett bid specifies a
235-day construction deadline.
The school board accepted the
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS County, N.C., school system.
Chief Justice Warren E. Bur- The chief justice acted as
ger's reminder that racial bal- presiding district judge for
ance may vary from school to North Carolina. When the Su-
school may indicate more lati- preme Court is not in session, a
tude in the design of deseg- justice may rule on a case in his
negation plans than some offi- judicial district.
cials had realized.
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peeled IM to Nt first graders who will be
sereened physically through Friday at
stations located in loggin Ave. Baptist
Church.
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could be as precedent-setting as school desegregation decision. •
the one-man, one-vote ruling of
the U.S Supreme Court,” said The California court ruled ■
Michael J. Bakalis, state super- Monday that the local property E
intendent of public instruction tax form of public school fi- ■
in Illinois. nancing is unconstitutional on E
A spokesman for Vermont the ground that it discriminates ■
Gov Deane C. Davis said the against the poor. It did not spell “
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Burger issued the remainder [n rejecting the Winston-Sa*
More school suits likely?
out What would be an equitable pendence on "local property We anticipate, then, that the
By BOB MONROE decision "opens a Pandora s tax structure. taxes experimentation will flow from
Associated Press Writer box." if the ruling is upheld in With the exception of Hawaii The decision is the precursor the California decision with a
Government and school offi- the federal courts "it could rev- and to some extent Utah, every . to future court decisions that variety of remedies rather
cials across the nation say a olutionize education in this state in the'union uses a school will bring dramatic reform and than the immediate selection of
precedent-shattering California country,” he said. • finance system like Califor- increased equal educational a single formula to replace the
Supreme Court school finance over the last three years, opportunity to poor school present state funding systems
ruling could lead to similar suits M. Carl Holman, president of similar-suts and legislation in children throughout the coun- in education,'Holman said
in other states and ultimately the National Urban Coalition, atleasteight states had failed to try," said NIC President Hol- Not everyone agreed the rul
revolutionize American public predicted the ruling would "ul- eliminate public school de- man. ing was good._________________
school education timately ... be as momentous"___-_____________ — ---------
"The California decision as the 1954 U.S Supreme Court mumumomamamaumame \ Wit V2a
Tuesday in denying a stay for a lem district’s request for a stay, ,
desegregation plan which pro- Burger held that the application ,
vides for the busing of 15,000- did not adequately list hard-
16,000 of the <6,000 pupils in the ships that allegedly would
Winston-Salem and Forsyth result from busing.
Most Texas teachers due raises
JUNIOR HIGH PROJECT AUSTIN (AP) - Most Texas determine which teachers get
------ school teachers will get their the scheduled pay raise that is
m | • I • . -Lil ^2 I pay raises, State Education part of a 10-year salary plan ap-
Low Dia aiven OTTICIUI Commissioner J, W. Edgar said proved by the 1969 legislature.
• Tuesday. Some teachers may draw
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, . . cv a view by federal lauthoritiesbe piementation”
th^He^t^'^ ~d^tr^:VfS ' Edgar said there was no way A ay, orcgsc*.gooc
Brownwood was nffieiallv done" problems and I don’t want any Edgar also stressed that each of estimating the number of AreC COVO TOI GCM3I• HVVV
Brownwood.swgSartofficimally Board to proceed problems to arise which would localschool board will have to teachers affected in the"""
srowonwdodindependentschbl He saidtnese Lems have not be detrimental to the education interpret ku guidelines io districts. • .♦ Ga,, el aim cera
Akins tells about loans hunting dTTer SIOW STOTT
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proposal. property i in south Brownwood I certainly have nothing against take the stand in the Texas manipulations which have g 1 - nwi Because of the drought which abundant vegetation. The
Sikes told The Bulletin today, and its vicinity into the city the action taken by the other stock fraud case, testified today caused turmoil in state govern- P • . J()hn Wid plagued Mid-Texas recently vegetation should seed when the
“AU along I have said I wanted limits." __ ... boardmembers. .about three loans totalling .mentcc of the Texas Parks and Wildlife there was very little grain weather becomes dryer, says
the I junior high) property Without the assurance this Sikes, along with board $5,585,000 The Securities and Exchange 0 ’ • _______________ __________________ Wood, and the seeds will bring
within the city limits and would be firmed up in advance president William M_ Streckert, Realty Co. by National Bankers Commission claims that in- the birds back in.
Jerry DeHay. Dr. Bryce Reid Life Insurance Co. dividuals and companies ax T.m Ioreen Jn hend Along with the new season
and Supt. James McMath manipulated loans and stock /V\rS. I Om JOTOOn TO neud comesnew regulations and
unofficially attended the . National1Bankers1Lfe.a ma- and that high state government - some Da ones have been
Brownwood city council lor defendant m the civil suit. officials made large sums from D..., c,.n+,CROP nijsh stricken from the books
meeting earlier Tuesday and the realty firm were owned the deals. BrOWnLOUntyLKUK P-Sn stricken from th^ng°dve this
. Informaldiscupsion. Of Viet election on OS scheduled Mrs. Tom Jordan has beer subdivisions and at present the year, the little bird from the
thtctyecounci visit was to SAIGON , AP) - The govern- the only candidate named chairman of the 1971 CROP committee isr ecruiting pigeon familywillbe about the
discuss our mutual feelings ment announced tonight that The announcement appeared CROP fund, campaign or area superi a ' cap Manv hunters think they can
toward the new junior high the presidential election will be to dash all U.S. hopes and ef- Brown County and area, ac- to help in the drive Many hun ersmrnk they, can
neighborhood informally after held Oct. 3 as scheduled with forts by U.S. Ambassador El- cording to Mrs,Ernest Roper, CROP is not newto this area, shooebiri redbirdsand 1Ust
their meeting adjourned in President Nguyen Van Thieu as Isworth Bunker to make the president of Brown ounty, in recent years the ROP N t n„ else which Ries
---------—--presidential election a multiple Church Women United drives were held on Halloween about anything else wmen nies
... Pce Runker had met two Mrs. Jordan is planning an night. over.
SDiahe} EShamtmsdtien TMeu im wX“pt—We hope to help in a small 3 all others, are protected
5"" seeking a solution. p.m. at Central United way to help stop hunger through by either state or federal law
BROWNWOOD AREA: The announcement from the Methodist Church. Those in- our CROP drive." Mrs Jordan There is also a new regulation
Partly cloudy and warm office of Acting Premier Ngu- terested in the project are asked said—There are more hungry concerning the number of shells
tonight and Thursday. Low yen Luu Vien noted that the Su- to attend people in the world today than that a hunter is allowed in his
tonight in upper 60s, high preme Court on Tuesday had The 1971 CROP fund canvass ever before and CROP is trying gun. If hunting dove, duck.
Thursday in middle 90s. removed the name of vice will be held Oct 16 and 17 and not only to feed them but to goose or any migratory game
Maximum temperature president Nguyen Cao Ky will be conducted by the youth provide them with the bird, the hunter must use a
here Tuesday 93, overnight from the president ballot, from area churches. According knowledge and materials plugged shotgun that holds only
low 67. Sunset today 8:02, making the election a one-man to Mrs. Jordan, the area has necessary to produce their own See DOVE on page 2
sunrise Thursday 7:11. race. been divided into several food.”_______________________________________________________
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 277, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 1, 1971, newspaper, September 1, 1971; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1574704/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.