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PaTH News, Aug, TY, North Lamar- -Continued From The budget for general supplies and materials includes a $10 amount figured on a per pupil basis. Also included are physical education supplies. The total amount is $54,700. A $4,400 amount is budgeted for travel and subsistence for teachers and for insurance for PE and athletics. Beard said that the budget did not allow much for capital outlay, that is the purchase of furniture and other equipment, because they felt that the need was not that great this year.

The total amount is $19,000. For instructional related services the district has budgeted $24,120. This includes supervisor Mrs. Workman's salary which is a payment to the Coop determined according to the number of students served. The salaries for two full-time librarians and three aides amount to a total of $59,610.

Contracted and purchased services for the instructional resources and media amount to $2,200. General supplies and materials for the library amount to a total of $7,650, this includes audio-visual supplies, book repair and binding, magazines and periodials and general supplies for each of the four school libraries operated by the district. Travel and subsistence for library employees has a budget of $600. Capital outlay for the four libraries amounts to $25,600, this figure includes the purchase of furniture and library books. The total budget for the four County- The terms of two Lamar County Water Supply Board members, H.

H. Todd and Charles Foster were also renewed. The final action taken by the court was the approval of claims. The court then went into a three-hour executive session to discuss the impending lawsuit filed against the county by libraries operation and employee salaries is $95,660. SALARIES FOR the principal, principals, assistant principal and educational secretaries amount to $160,986.

Contracted and purchased services for this area include such things as processing and amount to a budget of $2,600. General supplies and materials for this area amount to $2,800, Travel and subsistence for these employees has a budget of $1,750. Capital outlay in this department primarily for the purchase of furniture has a budget of $800. The $23,393 budget for the guidance and counseling department includes the counselors salary, travel, supplies and contracted services. The budget for the health services includes the nurses' salary, travel, supplies and contracted services and a $4,000 budget for the purchase of new equipment, including an audiometer, to test hearing.

The total budget for this department is $22,460. The budget for Co-curricular activities includes the purchase of new band uniforms this year and amounts to $113,840. Travel for UIL, competition, cheerleader supplies, band equipment repair; and athletic supplies are also included in this budget. Administrators salaries and employee benefits have a budget of $261,595. Purchased and contracted services -Continued From Page former Lamar County jail inmate Aubrey Dean Elwood.

County attorney Tom Wells and assistant Ed Ellis will be representing the county in the case. The county attorneys had to be cleared by East Texas Legal Services, attorneys for Elwood, who said that the attorneys would not be called as wit- Redistricting- attacks on the Senate passed plan, denounced the Clayton version as "even more Republican." "The House took a sorry bill and ran," McKnight said. "At least our bill was fair we didn't try to gut anyone." But Sen. Ed Howard of Texarkana voted for the plan, saying he didn't consider it significantly different from the Senate version. As for Ralph Hall's District, Howard said, "The only difference is about 40,000 people changed from Hunt to Wood County and they're the same type people rural and conservative." Opponents criticized the plan for splitting Hunt County, which Hall has consistently carried in previous elections, including conservative Smith and Gregg counties in the district.

Democratic loyalists made one final effort to block the plan by sending it to a House- Senate conference committee, but the move died by a close 16-15 vote. Supporters of the plan pointed to bitter division in the House and said the conference committee would not be able to come up with a plan by midnight Wednesday, when the special legislative session ends. "They had to drag House members in kicking and screaming with handcuffs on to even vote on the bill," said Sen. John Traeger of Seguin. "I'd rather go into a darkroom with a The House adopted the Clayton plan around 5 a.m.

Sunday after the speaker directed Department of Public Safety officers to find Democratic House members who left to break a quorum and prevent final passage. State Democratic Party chairman Bob Slagle of Sherman, said the conservative Democrats who voted with Republicans are the ones most likely to be had when they run for reelection. "The conservatives in our party Deaths and funerals Mary Lillian Spelce of Windom died at 11:15 a.m. Monday in McCuistion Medical Center in Paris. Services will be held at 3 Wednesday in CooperSorrells Funeral Home Chapel.

Burial will be in Windom Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m, Tuesday at the funeral home." Mrs. Spelce was born April 21, 1904 in Windom, a daughter of Stant Prince and Dollie Olive Prince. She married Ernest Spelce on April 11, 1923 in Bonham. He died in 1980.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Dollilou Sturdivant of Windom; three grandchildren, Capt. Ginger Sturdivant of Montgomery, Alton Sturdivant of Dallas and Darrell Sturdivant of Windom. Mrs. Thelma Dean Mrs.

Thelma Dean, wife of O. J. (Dub) Dean, of Detroit, died at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at McCuistion Medical Center. Services will be held at 4 p.m.

Wednesday at Fry Gibbs Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jeff Davis officiating. Burial services will be private. Mrs. Dean was born Sept.

8, 1914, in Detroit, daughter Mrs. Clyde Love Mrs. Clyde H. Love, 115- 24th NW, died at 5:26 p.m. Monday at McCuistion Medical Center.

a a.m. Services Wednesday will be in held Fry at 11 Gibbs Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. James Semple, pastor of First Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Walta Jones Love was born in Roxton, a daughter of Walter and Dona Roller Jones.

She attended Paris schools and was a retired employee of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. She was a member of First Baptist Church and of Mrs. Walton Skinner's Sunday school class there. She married Clyde H. Love on May 16, 1928.

He died April 20, 1981. Surving are three sisters, Mrs. Ona Dean and Mrs. Ola Sanders of Paris and Mrs. Lenna Spillman of Dallas.

Mrs. Addie Melton Mrs. Addie M. Melton, 121- 30th NE, died Tuesday at her home. Services are pending with Steele-Thomas Funeral Home.

Mrs. Mary Spelce HONEY GROVE Mrs. of Charlie H. Ritchey and Martha Jane Farmer Ritchey. She attended Detroit schools and married Mr.

Dean on June 8, 1940. They lived in Tulia until 1968 when they moved to Detroit. She was a Methodist. The family will receive friends from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.

Surviving are her husband; four daughters, Mrs. Patsy Mann of Austin, Mrs. Johnny Looney of Grand Saline, Mrs. Jane Morphis of Detroit and Miss Martha K. Dean of Paris; eight grandchildren; one brother, John Ritchey of Detroit; three sisters, Mrs.

Betty Drake of Mrs. Robbie Baker of Scotts' Bluff, Neb. and Mrs. Emma Stringer of Queen City. Mrs.

Maudie Speer nesses during the trial. If one of the attorneys had been called to serve, then the county would have had to hire a private attorney to represent them. Personnel matters were also discussed in the executive session but no action was taken, Fisher said. -Continued From Page such as legal and audit services have a budget of $73,500. The total budget for the administration is $378,245, including supplies, travel and capital outlay for furniture.

Debt. services, payments on a long term lease, have a budget of $3,900. For plant maintenance and operation, $233,418 is budgeted, including custodial salaries and sup plies and materials. The Title I budget is $125,310, all federal money. This budget will need to be amended because the final amount from the government will be slightly larger, Beard said.

The Title VI budget, also federal money, is $57,929. The Driver Education Fund has $8,940. The state provides $24,350 for compensatory education. The Interest and Sinking Budget is $227,323, which includes debt service bonds and fees. The construction fund budget is $136,000 including capital outlay for land improvement and building construction.

The transportation fund is $415,907 which includes $90,000 for the purchase of four new buses this year. State funds for the operation of vocational education amount to $257,244. Federal funds for this department are $31,740. Federal money to be spent in the library, Title IV, amounts to $4,389. The special education fund amounts to $493,048, also federal and state funds.

just managed to shoot themselves in the foot," Slagle said. "It's going to be hard for conservative Democrats finding themselves up against Republicans." Air controllers Continued From Page 1 Atlantic flights around a Canadian boycott in support of the striking U.S. air controllers. Traffic between Canada and the United States also resumed Monday night after a 12-hour shutdown when Canadian controllers at five Canadian airports Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton and Moncton, New Brunswick gave clearance to flights to and from the United States, spokesman Craig of Transport Canada reported. But Lee said controllers at Gander, Newfoundland, which normally bandles much of the northern transAtlantic traffic, were still refusing to handle flights en route to and from the United States.

funerals HUGO, Okla. Mrs. Maudie M. Speer of Hugo died Sunday in Hugo. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Wednesday in Coffey Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Bill Stone officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mrs.

Speer was born Aug. 22, 1904, in Blossom, Tex. She had lived in Choctaw County for 50 years. Surviving are her husband, Ted; one brother, SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFER FROM MUTUAL OF OMAHA Offer Limited From July 15, 1981, to August 15, 1981 HOSPITAL CASH POLICY OPEN ENROLLMENT GUARANTEED ISSUANCE REGARDLESS OF HEALTH NO AGE LIMIT FAMILY OR INDIVIDUAL For details contact Wayne Strickland 116 S.E. 16th 784-0701 Restaurant fight leads to arrests Police reported investigating a fight at a local restaurant this morning that resulted in one injury and the arrests of the two men involved.

A 25-year-old Houston man was cut on the neck by a 21-year-old man after an apparent argument the two had in the restaurant, according to police reports. The Houston man was taken to McCuistion Regional Medical Center where he was treated and released. A 1980 Suzuki motorcycle was stolen from the front yard of William M. Phillips, 420 E. Washington sometime between 10:30 p.m.

Sunday and Monday morning. Phillips said that the blue motorcycle was valued at $2,400. DELLA MAE Perry, 623- 5th SE told police that three juveniles threw rocks and Stocks NEW YORK (AP) Alcoa 5 Am Airlin Am Motors Amer Armcolnc AtIRichild Beth Steel Boeing Borden Brit Pet Buringt Ind CaterpTr Celanese Chrysler Cities5vce Coca Cola Conocolne DowChem duPont EasinAirL East Kodak ElPaso Co Esmark Exxon Firestone FordMot Gannett GnDynam Gen Elec Gen Food Gen Motors Gen El Gen Tire Goodrich Goodyear G1AtIPac Gulf Oil GulF StaUt HarteHnk Honeywell Houstind HughesT! IBM Int Paper Johns Many JohnsJn mart Litton Ind MaratOil Martin MercTex Mobil Monsanto Motorola Penney JC Phelps Dod PhillpsPe1 Polarold Proct Gamb PubS NwMx RCA RepTexCp Safeway Str SantaFelnd SearsRoeb ShellOil Singer Co Sony Corp Sou Pac SouUnCo StdOilCal StdOilind Std0ilOh SunComp Texaco Inc TexCom8n Texas Inst Tex Unti Texasgulf 5 Timelnc TW Carp TylerCp UAL Inc Un Carbide UnPacCp Uniroyal US Steel Wat Mart Westgh El Xerox Cp Police roundup broke the back window in her car. She said the juveniles caused the estimated $200 in damages to her car at about 11:50 p.m. Monday and that she did talk to them, officers reported.

DURING THE 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. Tuesday Paris police officials also reported investigating two reports of disorderly conduct, three minor automobile accidents, one misdemeanor theft and one report of harrassing phone calls. EDWARD D. Ellis, 320- 34th NE, told deputies that while he was fishing at Pat Mayse Lake over the Setting it straight IN SUNDAY'S Business Notes column, Victorian Crossroads Health Store was said to be located in a for. mer convenience store building.

Actually, the business, which will celebrate its grand opening from 10 a.m. to 6 p.in. Wednesday, is located at 1603 Lamar Ave. in the retail office complex east of the Sonic Drive-In. Town talk MRS.

A. M. Pollan, of Paris, was visited by her granddaughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hudson, of Ada, over the weekend.

Stocks of local interest From EDWARD D. JONES CO, 14 Clarksville St. 784-6696 Paris, Texas' Morning Stocks Amfac Corp. Altamil Campbell Soup Campbell City Investing Co. Champion Home Control Data Crane DeKalb Agre.

Dr. Pepper. A.G. Edwards Enserch. First City 36 First Intl.

Bancshares Harte-Hanks Penney. Kroger Mid-America McDermott. Munsing 16 C. G. Murphy.

Pepsico Phillips Ind. Pillsbury. Purolator Sambo's. Sherwin-Williams Southland Corp. TandyCorp Wal-Mart.

Zales weekend during the Paris Bass Club Tournament someone took a briefcase containing $105 in cash and Bass Club records and two tin buckets, valued at $15. Ellis said that he went out on the water at Forest Point Miss Abilene wins pageant EL PASO, Texas (AP) LuAnn Caughey, Miss Abilene, was crowned Miss Texas USA 1982 in the annual beauty pageant Monday night in El Paso. The 22-year-old, blue-eyed blonde won $70,000 in cash and prizes, including a new car, an $8,000 cash scholarship and the opportunity to represent Texas in the Miss USA pageant next spring. Miss Caughey, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Doyle Caughey of Abilene, is a senior fashion merchandising major at Texas Tech University in Lubbock who told the judges she might like to design swimsuits someday. Miss Caughey burst into tears when it was announced that she would hold the title for the next year. She was crowned by Diana Durnford of El Paso, the 1981 Miss Texas USA. "It was rough, but I made it," she said as the other 101 contestants milled around on the stage, wishing her luck and offering congratulations." (Town talk) A REUNION is being planned for the Paris High School class of 1971. Anyone knowing the address of any class member is asked to contact Frank Anderson, 743 W.

Houston Paris, 214- 785-7943 or Tim Jones, 940- 34th SE, Paris, or 214-784- 70B9. THE AMERICAN Association of Retired Persons will have a picnic at 6 p.m. Friday in the North Lamar School gymnasium. at about 4 p.m. Saturday and returned Sunday at about 6 a.m.

A TOOL box with tools valued at $100, and a rod and reel, valued at $120, were stolen from his unlocked garage Sunday morning Terry Legate, Rt. 2, told deputies. DEPUTIES MADE a call to Blossom Monday on a suspicious person call where a man was walking in a field without clothes. Upon talking to the 22- year-old man, deputies reported that his clothes had been stolen from A pool where he was taking a bath. The man said that he had car trouble in Savoy while traveling from Wichita Falls and the walking had made him sweaty so he stopped at the pool to bathe according to deputies reports.

DURING THE 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. Tuesday Lamar County Sheriff's deputies also reported placing one person in protective custody, making one arrest for writing hot checks and one for nonpayment of child support. -Morning stocks: Hich Low Last 28 33 33 33 2335 231 29 549 46 74 74 40 311 261 40 12 12 90 90 44 47 324 66 73 58 32 45 46 Va 29 29 71 70 71 29 49 19 19 44 53 37 21 61 30 J8 291 29 29 Rogers Jim Davis-Mgr. Assistant Investment Broker A.G. Edwards Members New York Stock Exchange, Inc.

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Ralph Dabb of Blossom, two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Ashley of Paris, Tex. and Mrs.

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