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_ The b o a r d members
authorized the health planning
committee to develop a com-
prehensive health plan for the
seven-county region to be
THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE (submitted to the board upon
Friday,April 11, 1969 Bryan-College Station,Texas Page 7 completion.
Brazos County Judge W• R•
Law Enforcement Needs (Bill) Vance said the counties)
have health problems in the
areas of medical care for the
(Continued from Page 1) local portion $10,000); com- indigent, school health
uniform method of record munication system, $15,000 programs, and hospital space.
keeping, establishing regional (state portion $9,000 and local
juvenile probation services and p o r t i o n $6,000); facilities, The health planning com
d e t e n t i o n facilities, and $500,000 (state portion $250,000 mittee includes Judge Vance,
establishing a regional crime and local portion $250,000); chairman; Dr. Archie I.
laboratory. administrative expenses, $4,000 Flowers, William E. (Red)
To implement the com• (state portion $3,600 and local Smith, Mrs. W. A. Padget,
prehensive area plan, Bradley's p o r t i o n $400); and ad- Edward G. Clark, Mrs. Ruth
division suggests the following ministrative salaries, $10,000 Brock, and Dr. W. S. Conkling.
budget: salary supplements, (state portion $9,000 and local Glenn J. Cook, executive,
$60,000 (state portion $20,000 and portion $1,000). director of the BVDC and
local portion $40,000); training In other action the board of chairman of the CAMPS
programs, $30,000 (state portion directors approved a $54,052 C o m m i t t e e, reported that
$18,000 and local portion $12,00- budget for 1969-1970. CAMPS or Cooperative Area
0); additional personal, $25,000 B u d g e t revenues include Manpower System Committee,
(state portion $15,000 and local $4,620 from the seven-member involving the Texas Education
portion $10,000); equipment, counties, $4,620 in matching Commission, the Department of
,000 (state portion$15,000 and funds from the State of Texas Public Welfare, the Department
and $4,273 in kind from Texas of Agriculture and other federal
A&M, University. Combined and state agencies has been
local funds from these three organized for the seven-county
sources represent 25 per cent area. The CAMPS Committee)
of the budget. The Economic will study labor training in the
Development Administration area.
contributes 75 per cent of the
budget or $40,539.
Budget expenditures are listed
as personnel, $29,490; con-
sultants and contracts, $3,000;
transportation, $6,930; space
costs and rentals $5,626; and
miscellaneous, $9,096.
The board of directors elected
officers for 1969-1970. They are
W. B. Miller, chairman; M. D.
Barkley, vice chairman; Judge
W. C. Davis, secretary; Mayor
I H. A. Willis Jr., treasurer;
Judge J. C. Wells, executive
committee member; Judge H.
W. Haynie, executive commitee
member; Mayor F. L. Thomp-
s o n, executive committee
member; Paul La Roche,
executive committee member;
,and Dolphur Jones, executive
committee member.