GOP Panels Meet Sunday in Galveston Preparations for Texas GOP convention
Five committees of the Texas Republican party will meet Sunday in Galveston to draft resolutions, arrange credentials, set rules, handle arrangements, and establish a temporary organization ahead of the state GOP convention opening in Galveston next Tuesday. Chairman George Willeford announced the plan.
Fund Raising Dance Slated in Panhandle
A Panhandle Chapter fundraiser for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society will run 9 to 12 p.m. on June 23 at the Amarillo Civic Center with The Friends providing entertainment Proceeds support MS research Advanced tickets are $2 at It Faces North Pampa Henrys Dumas Buffalo Book Canyon Barneys Borger Cooper and Melin Hastings It Faces East Zip Print Amarillo Doors price is $2.50.
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Propagation Promise: One Mother Vine Sprouts 10 000 Acres
In Indio California greenhouse methods enable rapid grapevine propagation. A single mother plant can theoretically yield enough daughter plants in a year to cover 10 000 acres of vines, illustrating high efficiency from a limited mother wood supply.
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Indio
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Reclaiming Buffalo Lake Slow Determined Process
Buffalo Lake in the Panhandle, now a national wildlife refuge, shows signs of recovery from pollution and drought. About 500 visitors last weekend enjoyed the area while channel catfish reach seven inches and water quality improves. Limited fishing may return in a year if rains restore water levels.
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Milt Suthers
Paul Ferguson
U.S. Interior Department Fish and Wildlife Branch
Farm Work Force Increases in 1971 Despite Migrant Decline
The Agriculture Department reports 2.6 million people aged 14+ worked for cash on farms in 1971, up from 2.5 million the prior year, driven by nonmigrant workers. Migrant labor fell 12 percent to 172 thousand as the overall hired farm force averaged 822 dollars in wages for 76 days.
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Agriculture Department
Bus Plunge Near Parana Kills 15 in Argentina
AP reports a bus fell into a stream near Parana, the provincial capital of Entre Rios, about 350 miles north of Buenos Aires, and at least 15 people died with police confirming the toll.
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Argentina
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