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February 26,
Charity continues job counseling
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Services Inc. from providingjob
ject placement counseling to em~
of losing United Way funding ployees of a nuclear weapons
will not deter Catholic Family assembly plant who wish to leave
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their jobs, a CFS official says.
United Way of Amarillo offi
cials said many Pantex nuclear
weapons plant employees have
canceled their contributions to
the charity because it funds sev
eral CFS programs. However,
the United Way funds are not
used by CFS for counseling
programs.
In a related development
Tuesday, the Catholic organiza
tion which helps to find jobs for
employees who wish to leave the
Pantex nuclear weapons facility,
returned $10,000 donated by a
west Texas bishop.
Bishop L.T. Matthiesen cre
ated a “Solidarity Peace Fund”
to provide financial aid to dis
affected plant workers. Matth
iesen, bishop of the Amarillo
Diocese, has been a vocal oppo
nent of the Department of Ener
gy facility, which assembles nuc
lear weapons, including the
neutron bomb.
In a statement released last
summer, he urged Pantex work
ers to quit their jobs and seek
employment in peaceful pur
suits.
CFS board president O.M.
Calhoun said in returning the
bishop’s donation his group
hoped to resolve the conflict that
developed over the fund.
Following a board meeting
Tuesday, Calhoun said the ac
tion should satisfy United Way
of Amarillo, which last week
appointed a committee to study
the funding relationship be
tween it and CFS.
Although the $10,000 dona
tion to CFS from Matthiesen was
not designated for the counsel
ing of Pantex employees, the
bishop and the CFS hoard said
returning the money was neces
sary in light of the United Way
contribution cancellations by
Pantex workers.
There was no reaction
Wednesday from Pantex or Un
ited Way officials regarding the
return of Matthiesen’s donation
and CFS’s statement that job
counseling would contit
Pantex employees.
“We cannot comprom
basic mission,” said Kan
nough, executive diretul
CFS. “We are not creas]|j|
separate job counseling)
rani (for Pantex worker!].!
same services are availaNtJ
have been available forn
her of years to oth
the community.”
CFS has reportei
several calls from
ployees interested in!
other employment.
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joggers
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HIGHLAND PARK-I
joggers running throutj
streets of this wealthy Dal
urb may find it an exj
pastime if police catch tl
Highland Park
have issued 13 tickets)
joggers who ran in thetra
streets rather than on t!
walks in front ofthehishJ
homes. Violators risk JlSi
The joggers are not [I
with this latest brand oil?
forcement in a com
where numerous arrestsofl
pie for being drunk in tk|
spurred a lawsuit by tta|
claimed it was a wayoftian
non-residents, expecialk
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But Public Safety!
sioner Henry Gardntil
Wednesday the crackdoijp
joggers is for the good;® 1
runners. kn aj"/'
“They’re pretty upsei V
it,” he said. “They aon;|r : ^ rt{
- ' • , alendar
consider the fact
trying to save their life
tusinesst
Gardner, who acts as
■y of
sow to
and fire chief, said ;
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“ ,v - '-“■'•‘i • ,a * u t<- g Den
decided to issue the ticl^BT
a woman jogger was
when she was hitbyaBL’ 6
month ago. The driver'®.G-
toxicated but officialsbt;'g[ rnni
woman would not havekJ|c ]■ •
if she had been runninj» he cu g rr
sidewalk. f -j[ le
Gardner saidjoggersnw 1
in the streets also haveifP ;
accidents.
Gas price
dips beltf
$1 barriei
United Press Interaitioi 1
CHANNELV1EW -
Turner may be one«
busiest women in the 1
States this week.
Her Madco Truck Stof 1
on Interstate 10 east of'
ton, may be the only set®
tion in America
gasoline and diesel fuel l*
than a dollar. She dre
price of regular and
99.9 cents per gallon
afternoon.
t; \
By Wednesday ni[
chortled, pumped and
viewed her way through
gallons of fuel in a 2
period. Normally the
Truck Stop goes througl
12,000 gallons a day.
“We’ve had to bringh
tanker trucks already,
said. “Normally we
come in about every ol
With lines
days and most ni^
started the new prices,s'
she hoped to continue
the gasoline at that price'
nitely.
Turner said the
slashing was a compa®
storm last week, sort oil
mick, but she added,'' l!
not losing money,”
She said she could i®;
how much she pays ford* !
because it is purchased
a main office.
One national magan :
her she was the only d ( *’
A merica selling fuel foi
a dollar.
But Turner saidcu*
are still not satisfied.
“They love it.butthf
to come on down.”
Reg.