Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 23, 1986 Page: 4 of 36
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4A—Burleson Star, Thursday, October 23, 1986
Barton Shows
Campaign Route
Congressman Joe Barton points out on the map his campaign route
to Dottle Wilson, manager editor of the Burleson Star. He is seek-
ing re-election to the 6th Congressional seat In the U.S. House of
Representatives. Barton began his official campaign this week and
he visited Burleson Monday. He will be traveling about 10,522
square miles visiting 14 counties during the two-week period prior
to the election on Nov. 4.
School Lunch Menu
Burleson Breakfast Menu
MONDAY
Sliced Peaches, Ready-to-Eat
Cereal, Milk,
TUESDAY
Orange Juice, Pancakes/Svrup,
Milk.
WEDNESDAY
Apple Juice, Cheese Toast,
Milk.
THURSDAY
Pineapple Juice, French Toast/
Syrup, Milk.
FRIDAY
Applesauce, Buttered Toast,
Jelly, Milk.
Burleson Lunch Menu
MONDAY
Burritos, Com on the Cob,
Tossed Salad, Milk.
TUESDAY
Charbroiled Steak, Creamed
Potatoes/Gravy, Green Beans,
Hot Rolls, Milk.
WEDNESDAY
Corny Dogs/Mustard, Baked
Beans, Cole Slaw, Milk.
THURSDAY
Beef Casserole, Fried Okra,
Combination Salad, Texas Toast.
Milk.
FRIDAY
Hamburgers, French Fries/
Catsup, HB Salad, Fruit, Milk.
Joshua Elementary Breakfast
MONDAY
Pancakes, Juice, Milk.
TUESDAY
Cinnamon Toast, Juice, Milk.
WEDNESDAY
Cereal, Juice, Milk.
THURSDAY
Cheese Toast, Fruit, Milk.
FRIDAY
Cinnamon Rolls, Juice, Milk.
Joshua Elementary Lunch
MONDAY
Pizza, Fried Okra, Corn, Peanut
Butter Bar, Milk.
TUESDAY
Beef Pot Pie, Cheese Stick, Pic-
kle Spear, Jello with Fruit,
Milk
WEDNESDAY
Burrito, LettuceAomato Salad,
Cheese Sauce, Cobbler, Milk.
THURSDAY
Steak Fingers, Whipped Pota-
toes, Gravy, Green Beans, Rolls,
Pudding, Milk.
FRIDAY
Hot Dog, Chili/Cheese/Onion,
Tater Bars, Pickles, Chocolate
Cake, Milk.
Joshua Secondary Breakfast
MONDAY
Cereal, Milk, Juice.
TUESDAY
Biscuit, Jcllv, Milk, Juice.
WEDNESDAY
Cinnamon Toast, Milk, Juice.
THURSDAY
Pancakes, Syrup, Milk, Juice.
FRIDAY
Cheese Toast, Milk, Fruit.
Joshua Secondary Lunch
MONDAY
Chicken Fried Steak, Gravy,
Creamed Potatoes, Green Beans,
Rolls, Pudding, Milk.
TUESDAY
Macaroni & Cheese, Little
Smokies, Cole Slaw, Fruit, Corn-
bread, Milk.
WEDNESDAY
Enchiladas, Salad, Pinto Beans,
Crackers, Fruit Cobbler, Milk.
THURSDAY
Hamburger Pie, Salad, Fried
Okra, Cake, Rolls. Milk.
FRIDAY
Cheeseburger, All the trim-
mings, Tater Tots, Cookies, Milk
Owl Special
MONDAY
Bumtoes, French Fries, Salad,
Milk.
TUESDAY
Sloppy Joes, French Fries,
Salad, Milk.
WEDNESDAY
Pizza, French Fries, Salad,
Milk.
THURSDAY
Hot Dogs, French Fries,
Salad, Milk.
FRIDAY
Chicken Nuggets, French Fries,
Salad, Milk.
Mansfield Breakfast Menu
MONDAY
Fruit Juice, Choice of Cereal
OR: Donut. Milk.
TUESDAY
Pears, Choice ol Cereal OR:
Pancakes & Svrup, Milk.
WEDNESDAY
Fruit Juice, Choice ol Cereal
OR: Ham and Biscuit, Milk.
THURSDAY
Fruit Juice, Choice of Cereal
OR: Peanut Butter Toast, Milk.
FRIDAY
Fresh Fruit, Choice of Cereal
OR: Toast, Scrambled Egg/Cheese,
Milk.
Mansfield Lunch Menu
MONDAY
Soft Taco, Lettuce & Cheese,
Hot Sauce, Ranch Style Beans,
Chilled Pears, Milk
TUESDAY
Chili with Beans, Crackers,
Tossed Salad, Pineapple Chunks,
Chocolate Fudge Cookie, Milk.
WEDNESDAY
Pork Steak/Gravy, AuGratin
Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables,
Strawberry Gelatin/Fruit, Hot
Roll/Honey Butter, Milk.
THURSDAY
Seafood Platter, Cheese Sticks,
Tater Tots/Catsup, Fresh Fruit,
Combread Square, Milk.
FRIDAY
Charburger on Bun, Lettuce/
Tomato Salad, Curley Fries/
Catsup, Sliced Peaches, 'Hallo-
ween Treat, Milk
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Congressman stops here
on campaign trail
Congressman Joe Barton of-
ficially began his campaign trail
this week and was in Burleson
Monday afternoon. He will be
visiting 14 counties which in-
cludes 10,522 square miles in the
6th Congressional District.
Barton will be running against
Pete Geren for the 6th Con-
gressional seat in the U.S. House
of Representatives in the Nov.
4 election.
In Barton’s campaign, he will
be talking about reducing the
deficit. “This is the number one
problem,” he said. The federal
budget deficits the government
has incurred have caused the
national debt to rise to over $2
trillion. This is about $7,900 per
person in the country, and
Johnson County's share is a
staggering $533,183,711.
IN CONTROLING the federal
deficit, Barton said the enact-
ment of Gramm-Rudmann has
committed this and future con-
gresses to curbing federal spend-
ing. He said, "There is now a
plan to balance the federal
budget by 1992. The next step is a
constitutional amendment re-
quiring a balanced budget and
passage of line item veto legisla-
tion. I will continue to work on
these issues in the next con-
gress."
Barton worked with local
residents in Burleson on the pro-
posed location of a Brazos
Power Company power line He
toured the power line site in
Burleson and met with Brazos
Power Company officials to en-
courage them to meet with
Burleson residents and city of-
ficials to discuss the power
line site.
Barton will also be speaking
on the environment. He worked
with Cleburne officials and the
Federal Energy Regulatory Com-
mission to expedite approval ol a
permit for a solid waste co-
generation powerplant This is
the first facility of its kind in
Texas, and it began operations
in March
AS CHAIRMAN of the Repub-
lican Task Force on Energy and
the Environment. Barton has
tried to present the concerns and
problems of the state’s energy in-
dustry to congressional leaders
and the administration. He has
focused attention on the pro-
blems of the oil industry and has
introduced the most effective oil
import fee in the House. He said,
“I’m disappointed the Congress
did not enact tny oil import fee
bill, but I will pursue efforts in
the next congress to gain enact-
ment of this legislation."
Congressman Barton has held
over 200 town meetings and has
kept up-to-date on local issues
As a result of the information ob-
tained at these meetings, he has
worked for*and won numerous
federal grants and loans to make
improvements around the dis-
trict. “I really feel like I serve the
people. People like what I've
done and I treat all people the
same. I think I am a hands-on
person-to-person Congressman ”
he said.
HE HAS WORKED with of-
ficials from the Johnson County
Rural Water Supply Corporation
to ensure that tax reform legisla-
tion does not limit their ability to
issue bonds for projects to in-
crease the w'ater supply for far-
mers in the county.
The Congressman said he was
disappointed with the immigra-
tion legislation that was recently
approved. He noted the amnesty
provisions of the bill will force
on Texas hundreds of thousands—
if not millions—of illegal aliens
and cost the government millions
of dollars These newly legalized
residents will also put tremen-
dous pressure on the state’s
already strained job market, he
added. "While niv opponent sup-
ports amnesty for illegal aliens, I
do not," Barton said.
He said it has been a pleasure
to serve the people for the last
two years. Barton concluded, "1
want to continue to be Congress-
man for the District Vote for me!
I am a firm believer in asking
people for their support."
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Moody, James. Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 23, 1986, newspaper, October 23, 1986; Burleson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth760709/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Burleson Public Library.