The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 246, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 10, 1981 Page: 4 of 14
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imerican family life are be-
ng sought by area represen-
stives of the Youth Ex-
hange Sen ice (YES). Rev
nd Mrs. Don Jeffreys of
rinity Baptist Church.
Sweet water. are the Texas
representatives of YES. bas-
ed in San Clemente, Califor-
Park officials readily ad-
mit the Chattahoochee
Recreation Area has pro-
blems. In fact, Hulick said,
the Park Service has iden-
in their home counties. these
students are potential na-
tional leaders in the future
We don't want them to be
guests in your home." Jef-
freys said, but want them to
become a part of your family
during their stay here We
want them to learn about
middle American family life
so when they return home,
and for those who do become
national leaders, they will
state is going They made a .
big difference for all of us,"
he said.
One Sarpalius project
which did not pass this term
is a motor fuels tax exemp-
tion (or gasohol. "Time ran
out on us on that. We had
Trans Continental Strategic Metals, Inc.
80 Wall Street. Suite 320
New York, New York 10005
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Chattahoochee River Area
Not Average National Park
lifted 66 potential threats.
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Chattahoochee, established
in 1978. is peculiar in the na-
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■ Deposit applies to the package or any
portrait unit
■ A portrait unit is one 8 « 10 or one 5x7
with 5 wallets and may oe purchased
individually at *5 90
■ Copies and enlargements available at
higher prices
■ Satisfaction guaranteed or deposit
retunded
■ 2or3cn>ldren>noneoortrait add’1 00
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Department of Public Safety
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sausage-sided orange rubber
rafts slip briskly along in the
swift current of the cold,
clear water of the Chat-
tahoochee River, a touch of
wilderness in northside
Atlanta.
But apartment houses on
the bluffs overlooking the
water and the Interstate 75
bridge which takes tens of
thousands of commuters
across the river daily remind
adventurers they are near a
big city.
The Chattahoochee River
National Recreation Area
lacks most of the usual at-
tractions of national parks,
but on summer weekends
thousands take a lazy cruise
through one of the new urban
national parks.
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■ We introduced 29 bills and
20 of those went to the Gover-
nor’s desk to become law
when he sighs them, so we
feel like we did what the peo-
ple sent us here to do." Sar-
palius said.
Sarpalius also said he was
pleased to be able to keep his
pit -Ige to his voters to keep
the costs of his office low. His
expenses in the Senate were
in the bottom one-third dur-
COULD I TRUST YOU WITH MY
MONEYT
"If you are untrustworthy about worldly
wealth, who will trust you with the true riches of
heaven? And if you are not faithful with other
people's money, why should you be entrusted with
money of your own?
"For neither you nor anyone else can serve two
masters. You will hate one and show loyalty to the
other, or else the other way around-you will be
enthusiastic about one anil despise the other You
cannot serve both God and money.”
The Pharisees. who dearly loved their money,
naturally scoffed at all this.
Then Jesus said to them. "You wear a noble,
pious expression in public, but God knows your
evil hearts. Yer pretense brings you honor from
the people. but it is an abomination in the sight of
God.
"Until John the Baptist began to preach, the
laws of Moses and the messages of the prophets
were your guides. But John introduced the Good
News that the Kingdom of God would come soon
And now eager multitudes are pressing in.
"But that doesn't mean that the Law has lost its
force in even the smallest point. It is as strong and
unshakable as heaven and earth.
"So anyone who divorces his wife and marries
someone else commit; adultery, and anyone who
marries a divorced woman commits adultery "
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Most of the students come
from South America and
Europe YES tries to match
as nearly as possible the
likes, dislikes. hobbies, in-
terests. and personalities to
the same characteristics of
the host families.
Recent students from the
YES have visited Roby.
Amarillo, Graford, Oldham,
and Hawley The Jeffreys'
were among the first families
in Texas to host a student
under this program with their
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a worse litter problem in a
national park in his 17 years
recently sent his entire
maintenance crew to Jones
Bridge for an all-day Utter
cleanup. Within a few days,
the beer cans were back.
telephone calls and visits
from the people in our
district. We owe our success
this session to people who are
interested in state govern-
ment and who want to have a
enough support to pass the
bill but there was a filibuster
against it late in the session.
We will push for better tax
treatment for gasohol during
the special session. If we
can’t get it then, we plan to
try again next tune." he said
AUSTIN - Even with a
ispecial session now certain.
:Senator Bill Sarpalius said
ast week he thought his
freshman term was "very
isuecessful."
making it the single most
problem-ridden of all the ur-
ban parks Those threats in-
clude pollution from
pesticides and acid rain,
wildlife poaching, commer-
cial development and people
As a result. rangers have
had to "drop back to a law en-
forcement mode" to control
the park, rather than use
their outdoors skills to help
the park reach its potential as
a nature preserve
‘Freshman’
■ There will not be a big
visitors center where you can
come in and buy a lot of
souvenirs and look at
movies," said Superintendent
Art Graham of the National
Park Service, which runs the
area. We would rather that
you come and get out on the
river."
Park officials say all they
plan to build are restrooms,
trails. picnic sites, parking
areas and other minimal im-
provements.
Ten years ago such groups
as Friends of the River
sought to protect the river,
one of Georgia's finest trout
streams, from development
and pollution that would
result as Atlanta grew nor-
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The students are carefully
cret ned by the YES home of-
ice We want only the top
lass students from other
untries in this program."
1 tie families are screened by
the Jeffreys'. Single Adult
homes may also be accep-
ble to host a student. The
idents are between 15 and
years of age and because of
eir economic backgrounds
The district has been serv:
« by Representative Bill
layton for 20 years, the last
ight with additional duties
is Speaker of the House.
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representative's district to
contain 94,200 people,
whereas in 1970 a district
needed only 76,000
While the counties of the
authorized 6.300 acres are
scattered over 14 separate
tracts along a 48-mile stretch
of river. Since 1981 land ac-
quisition funds were frozen
by the Reagan administra-
tion. the area now has only
2.572 acres on 10 parcels
Chief Ranger Ken Hulick
said officials still have their
hands full, since the budget
provides only two rangers to
patrol the upper two-thirds of
a park that has had problems
with uncooperative users
Maintenance Chief Paul
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STRATEGIC METALS-
THE FUTURISTIC INVESTMENT
We are presently recommending the outright purchase of Col-
bait, Titanium, Mercury, Vanadium, Beryllium, and Silcone.
By the year 2000 our natural resources of these strategic
metals may be totally depleated. The goverment is presently
stockpiling these metals.
For information on how to take advantage of this situation
call one of our account executives collect at (212) 425-9080.
Minimum investment $7,500.00.
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tia We want to place one or have had an experience with
two students in the Hereford Americans.
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Dr. James Simnacher
. OPTOMETRIST 118 L 1st
384-3302 Hereford, T
district 1 serve will be moved
into other districts, the type
representation will not be af-
fected. Our district, although
divided under the new plan,
will maintain similar
backgrounds and com-
munities of like interest."
Clayton said.
The district will be divided
into areas now served by four
members of the House
Oldham will be among 12
counties in the Northern
Panhandle served by
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the Produce Recovery Fund palius said.
from three to six members. The freshman Senator had
establishment of a clear- mhigh praise for the peoplein
inghouse for gasohol informa- the Panhandle district e
tion. and regulation of were very pleased with the
pesticides and predators
The Senator from Hereford
was chairman of The Senate
Agriculture Subcommittee,
and Lieutenant Governor Bill
Hobby presented him with a
special gavel at the end of the
session to commemorate his
work on agricultural legisla-
tion. It was the first time the
Lieutenant Governor had
made such a presentation.
“Agriculture is very impor-
tant in our district, and many
people in our district thought
the Legislature had ignored
agricultural problems in the
past. We know the impor-
tance of farming and ran-
ching. but our work is not
finished yet We have spon-
sored three interim studies.
One relates to agriculture. It
will study pesticides, grain
elevator explosions and bon-
ding. family farm security
and other subjects.
“We also will study the
criminal justice, particularly
the Texas Youth Council. In
the third study, we plan to
look at the routes and
methods of narcotics traffic.
So our job did not stop with
the end of the session, even
without the special session
later this summer," Sar-
voice in the direction this
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"Considering how far our
district is from Austin, we
had to cut a few corners to
keep our costs low. But the
voters are cutting corners,
too," he said.
Sarpalius passed bills to
raise the drinking age. to stif-
fen the law of criminal
trespass and to provide for
the voluntary licensing of
grain samplers But his forte
this session was agriculture.
Sarpalius passed six
agricultural laws he
classifies as significant.
These included a codification
of the agricultural laws into a
single code, enlargement of
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area and are looking for
■ lines to provide temporary
I dging, meals. and love."
Swisher. Hale and the rural
portion of Lubbock County in
the district of Representative
Pete Laney of Hale Center.
"It was inevitable the
district had to be divided:
however. I was concerned
that the best interests of the
counties involved be met. I
believe that in every instance
we have been able to protect
those interests and each
good representation,”
Clayton said
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AUSTIN - Redistricting of for re-election, my■interest is
the Texas House of Represen- in protecting and helping he
tatives will impact the 74th citizens of our area, Clayton
Legislative District, which in- said.
eludes the counties of Our area is affected
oidham. Deaf Smith, because the population
vanner, Bailey. Cochran, growth has not kept pace with
astro, and Lamb. other areas of the state. The
state's growth in population
Representative JW
Buchanan of Dumas.
Deaf Smith County will be
paired with Randall County
in the district of Represen-
tative Bob Simpson of
Amarillo.
Parmer, Bailey and
Cochran counties will be
ineshed in an eight-county
district served by Represen-
tative Jim Rudd of
Brownfield.
Castro and Lamb Counties
will be matched with
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student coming from Brazil
Other students currently in
Texas are from El Salvador.
Mexico. Argentina, and Ger-
many.
This is one of the best
educational methods
available for children in the
home-whether young or
teenage. Participation in the
program as a host or hostess
also makes teenage children
eligible to become exchange
students in a foreign country
if they are interested.
The exchange program ar-
ranges transportation,
medical coverage, and ar-
rival and departure dates for
the students. For more infor-
mation on the program, con-
tact the Jeffreys at (915)
235-4822, or (9151 235-2991 In
order for students to arrive
for the fall school term host
families need to apply as soon
as possible, preferably by
June 15. Applications need to
be in by October 1, for a stu-
dent to arrive in December or
January.
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Nigh, Bob. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 246, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 10, 1981, newspaper, June 10, 1981; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1429932/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.