San Angelo Standard-Times from San Angelo, Texas • 13

SAW ANGELO Wednesday May 23 13A Ballinger facing water crisis official says BALLINGER (SC) Ken CMfrl -project engineer for the new Ballinger Municipal Lake told City Council members Monday night that la facing a critical water bortage" The itatement did not come aa a but price to the counciL Supplemental water supply has been their concern for several months Choffel said council is faring a difficult decision In order to develop a supplemental water supply you must take immediate action" Be said there is a high probability of rain within the next SO to 40 days but if the rain does not come you are pro jected to run out of water by August 15 Choffel said he was basing the projection on water usage at the same period of time during loss and 1983 Be also explained the high rate of evaporation caused by the heat If the city rationed the present water supply by 30 percent It would extend the supply only nine days he said Be did not recommend rationing at this time Choffel said the time required to implement a supplemental water system necessitates immediate action The most feasible plan for water supply would be to bring the water from Lake Spence Dam where the water would be pumped down the Colorado River to the city he said He said it would be necessary to construct a pipeline down the Colorado River to Impound storage water and the plan would require the Installation of a temporary pump and laying of 3100 feet of temporary 12-inch irrigation pipe Be said the package cost would be about 140000 He said he is looking into the cost of leasing both the pipe and pump which would reduce costa Choffel said It would be necessary to secure a permit for the use of Spence water hum the Colorado Municipal Water District Also it would be accessary to procure easements for water use from land owners on Colorado River who have irrigation rights or permits Be said water quality from Spence is poor but when the water is mixed with water with the old Ballinger Lake it would improve to some degree Be also uid as soon as the temporary pump and pipeline are in place water will be pumped into the new Ballinger Lake and the level in the lake will be monitored for a time The new pump station and treatment plant at the lake will be fully operational by June 15 Choffel said "When we have finished monitoring the lake and the pump station to see that everything is winking properly we will pull the plug on the Valley Creek Lake Dam and turn the water into the new lake" Chattel said adding that the com- -pletion date is set for August 13 The council voted to go ahead with the' proposed Spence water supply In other business Ballinger Fire Marshall JB Teters met with the council to discuss updating the existing city or- -dinance on burning trash within city limits voters nix school bond issue BRADY (SC) The 1ST to 34 against the The proposed bond proposed new Brady bond issue election would have Ugh School and renova- The Voca box count raised taxes bom 13 tion of existing school had 30 votes favoring percent to 29 percent A structures is on hold the issue and 34 against homeowner with a again after a 780 to 703 School Superintendent 123000 home would defeat Tuesday Dr Larry Blair had lit- have had to pay approx- Some 52 percent of the tie to say about the imately 100 more voters who turned out issue's defeat Be Mid Provisions of the Tuesday said they did the board will discuss defeated bond issue in-not want to spend the holding another bond eluded remodeling the 133 million needed to issue at a later date present high school bring the Brady school School officials have building for 7th and 0th system up to the 1000 indicated another elec- grades remodeling the standard tion may be called to get present Junior high The bond issue would funds for fixing existing school building for 5th have been used to build school property The and 0th grades adding a new high school and heating and cooling classrooms at China remodel four school systems in some of the Elementary to bouse buildings older buildings are in- 2nd 3rd and 4th grades Brady and absentee adequate and remodeling and ad- bbx totals were for the School board Presi- ding classrooms at issue by 64 votes 030 dent Dr Richard Lane' South Ward for the 1st for to 305 against thought the election tur- grade special pro- Voters at the Melvin nout was good but had grams prebox rejected the pro- no comment on the out- kindergarten and posal decisively voting eome kindergarten classes i Good fellow ceremony Col Charles Powell commander of San Angelo's Good fellow Air day's opening ceremony of a new building for the air force base's Force Base addresms a group of well-wishers that attended Toes- crypologlcal center i Woman loses chance to sue on Shannon throat treatment cian answering that emergency call inserted an endotracheal tube into the throat Mrs McCormick now is deprived of secure and certain for breathing and has lost the ability to voice audible speech the suit stated The suit was moved to Tom Green County and oo March 4 1082 District Judge Curt Steib dismissed the case fen1 lack of prosecution On appeal attorneys for the McCormicks maintained that the lead attorney had moved to California but had left forwarding addresses That attorney never was notified of the case being set for trial and therefore no one representing the plaintiffs showed up the appeals brief said The 3rd Court of Appeals in Austin affirmed the dismissal however and the Supreme Court found no reversible error in that decision Unleu the high court agrees to reconsider its decision the case would remain dismissed Earte-Hanks Austin Bureau AUSTIN A woman who lost her voice after a tube wm inserted into her throat at San Shannon West Texas Memorial Bospltal apparently has lost her right to sue the hospital and several doctors who treated her The Texas Supreme Court has upheld lower court rulings dismissing the earn for lack of prosecution by the plaintiffs Charlene McCormick her husband Roger and their minor daughter Lorri all of Arcadia in Galveston County Mrs McCormick wm injured in an automobile accident near Sonora July 28 1078 and was placed in the intensive-care unit at Shannon with a respirator for breathing According to the original suit filed in Galveston County the attending physician ordered her removed from intensive care on Aug 1 and she suffered a respiratory arrest the following day Another physi AT HEART WE PAY A PREMIUM FOR YOUR DEPOSITS Photo Courtnyol Paramount meturna Arriving at India's Mayapore village Harrison Scott) are quickly surrounded by distraught Ford as adventurer Indiana Jones Ke Huy Quan villagers in a scene from "Indiana Jones and the (as Short Round) and Kate Capshaw (as Willie' Temple of Doom" Heart-felt thrills highlight Indiana Jones film return 1 year 1100 4-10 year 6 month 1038 3 year 3 month 995 2 year 1175 1200 1200 A review National reaction Page7A Substantial penalty required for early withdrawal All accounts insured to $100000 by the FSL1C "All accounts with a minimum of 150000 will earn one quarter of one percent more than' above rang riieart O' Texas 7 SAVINGS ASSOCIATION "EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 1 Perpetual miotkm best describes "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" the latest mlllion-dollar-plus toy for George Lucas and Steven Spielberg The adventure-after-adventure-after-adventure movie opens today at UA Sunset 4 Theater follow-Ting a Tuesday night champagne preview spon- sored by United Artists Communications and Inc of San Angelo with the LucaSpielberg duo accomplished exactly what it set out to do give you a thrill a minute keep you hanging on your Mat What it did not accomplish however was the chemical charisma that made "Raiders of the Lost I 1 Barrlsou Ford returns as the archeological semi-: hero with a cute smile and strong muscles Be does an admirable Job escaping car wrecks rail wrecks plane wrecks even bridge wrecks all in the nick of time Indiana's cohort a pocket-picking kid-turned- good is Short Round portrayed by Ke Buy Quan This is the fellow who steals the show with his karate kicks and unending love for Indiana Kate Capshaw was cast as Willie Scott a nightt-hih linger who becomes what melodramas term the damsel in distress She did a good Job with her role The problem was in the script Beyond the fciwm outfit there wasn't much meat to her i character Admittedly the Indiana films don't require much I script Visual effects are the key coupled with the unending March for thrOL I probably had too much thrill during the two-hour movie One escape from death lead only to another and another and STANTON PjOBhHM StenliTesMl97B Phone 4157562141 HOMEOPFKE SAN SAM 200 EartVdbce Street Sin SrfM IfcxH 76877 Phone 915372-5121 ROBERT 403 tost 10th Robert Lee Itatf 74945 Phone 915453-2345 ELDORADO Box 941 Eldorado Ifexsi 76936 Phone 915853-3272 another I needed at least one or two scenes to catch my breath I also needed a stronger stomach Be warned I am a reviewer that does not enjoy rip-out-your- heart violence on the screen I certainly had my share Tuesday night especially in the temple of doom where sacrifice was the rule Ripcutryour-heart was taken literally in this temple Visually the movie succeeded Costuming waa colorful and indicative of China and India The camera work was excellent The rail ear tricks on a screaming winding track matched the opening number of "Anything done in Ziegfield Follies style Scenery winked well from the vampire bats to the campfire scenes highlighted In golds and blues The movie-makers also kept true to their search for comedy in the film They provided slapstick humor through one-liners (tell me is there a Chungking China?) and with visual humor One of the funniest moments had Willie running frantically from Jungle animals while Indiana and Short Round play a round of piker Unfortunately those technical high points spell film chemistry in my book KANDIS GATEWOOD Fontmes Editor VINTERS WLNaia Winlen Ton 71567 Phene 515754-4511 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