The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. [110], No. [92], Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 7, 1983 Page: 3 of 26
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many schools place in August.
drivers have fewer ac-
cidents than persons
who have not com-
pleted such a course.
Defensive Driving
course graduates are
also eligible for a 10
percent reduction on
their auto insurance
costs each year over a
three-year period.
(999
Wednesday September » i so J 3
Garthage Center
Bowling Lanes J
1111 W. SABINE (
693-6402 V
A Defensive Driving Driving graduate
course will be span- knows what to do if
sored by Panola Junior the brakes foil. the at-
(kicks - 2
FREE when I ■
shopping ! .*
at Bol's I
Panola Junior College
campus. Students
should bring a pen and
writing paper.
It will be necessary
to attend the entire
session in order to
receive credit for the
course. Since enroll-
ment will be limited.
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College in Carthage on celerator sticks, or the I
Saturday, September headlights go out. He I
24. John Tatum of or she learns evasive «‘
White Oak will teach tactics that work even *
the course, which is in situations over I
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motorists how to avoid Driving should call the
collisions, how to PJC Division of Conti-
gauge following nuing Education at
distances, and how to (214) 693-2030 or 2035.
handle, tailgaters, Registration will be
drunk motorists and held promptly at 8 30
other highway pro- a.m. Latecomers will
blems. A Defensive be turned away.
"And fast, but cer-
tainly not least our
customers should be
aware that much of
this hot August usage
may show up on elec-
tric bills at a time
when the weather is
substantially cooler.
By checking one's bill
for the usage days and
the day the meter was
read a customer con
fell exactly which days
are covered by a par
ticular billing period.
open to the general which he or she has no
public. control.
Approved and The course will be
regulated by the Na- conducted with ex ten-
tional Safety Council live use of audiovisual
and Texas Safety materials. Tuition and
Association, Defensive fees for the course are
Driving is an eight- $18.
hour classroom course The Defensive Driv
for experienced ing class will meet
drivers who want to from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00
learn how to avoid ac- p.m. on September 24.
cidents and to drive The class will be held
more safely. Studies in the Science Building
show that defensive lecture room on the
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As Labor Day brings with the high lote
down the curtain on August numbers," he •
Summer 1983, officials said. m
for Southwestern Elec Another interesting
trie Power Company occurrence this year is
paused to reflect on that our total system •
what has been an output was running
unusual air condition- behind comparable E
ing season. weeks from a year ago E
"Initially," noted L. until August. In |
E. Dillahunty, SWEPCO August every week
superintendent of has shown increases I
power, "we were a lit over 1982 And the E
tie surprised at the weather has shown in- E
lateness in the sum creases over 1982.)
mer that an all-time And the weather hoy momm
record for the use of been similar. Why
electricity was set A Maybe the schools
record demand of maybe the improving •
2,849,000 kilowatts economy maybe in aum
was generated on creased humidity I’s E
August 30 probably a combina E
"With last year's tion of those items and |
peak being set on more." _
August 26. it makes
one wonder why we Dillahunty said ’ha’ E
are reaching late sum the previous record for |
mer highs rather than the use of electricity
our historic July set in July of 1981 had g
records, been surpassed a E
"H's speculation, of dozen times with
course, but the air con- most of the record per •
ditioned operation of formoncei taking m
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The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. [110], No. [92], Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 7, 1983, newspaper, September 7, 1983; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1499568/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sammy Brown Library.