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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1968
Page
11
The decade of Medicare and Title XIX will redefine voluntary hospitals. Hospitals face rising costs with more staff and fixed productivity. government controls become inevitable. Leaders must adapt, recruit top talent, and partner with planning groups to improve efficiency and patient care.
U S Rep Richard C White was told by J R Singleton executive director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department that Fort Leaton in Presidio County will be the first of five historic Texas forts to be restored to their original condition as closely as possible. White seeks help from the National Archives and the Library of Congress for Fort Leaton history. Other forts acquired are Fort Mc Kavett Fort Lancaster Fort Griffin and Fort Richardson.
Robert E. Steger will become area range specialist for the Texas Agricultural Extension Service on June 1 with headquarters at Fort Stockton. He is currently an assistant professor at Sul Ross State College in Alpine and will work with county agents in Extension Districts 6 and 7 to develop and expand range and brush control programs. Steger, a San Angelo native raised in Irion County, is a former 4-H member and alumnus of Merion High School, who attended Angelo State College.
The subject completed BS and MS in range management at Texas University and Souines State College, except for a dissertation toward a PhD from the University of Wyoming. He has worked as a range technician for the Texas Agricultural Experiment Stations.
Bananas ripen after picking and firm bright fruit without bruises is best. Skin color shows ripeness. speckled brown indicates peak eating quality. Bananas are sensitive to cold, so storage below 55 degrees is not necessary in the refrigerator.
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