Farmers view grain saving devices at exhibit
Okla City area manager Gilbert N Penne of Foster Manufacturing showcased the Harvest Master Buncher 6800 and other straw collectors, highlighting a low cost setup under 5000 dollars. He noted spreads to midwest farms and potential for roughage sales, cattle feeding, and improved field management.
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Gilbert N. Penne
Oklahoma City
Foster Manufacturing Co
Madras
Ore
Midwest
Longnecker
Penne
Jeoffrey Manufacturing
Amarillo
Jeoffrey
Former Metro Chief Indicted on Misappropriation Counts
Bowes faces ten counts alleging knowingly falsifying and concealing $130 travel expenses in 1972, part of a $1,530 federal fund misappropriation in the Metro Unit. Trial set for Amarillo federal court before Judge Woodward. Bowes resigned Sept 13, 1972 amid FBI probe and audits. The Metro Program, started 1970, is a joint Amarillo effort with Potter Randall sheriffs, Canyon police, and WT State University security.
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Bowes
Metro
Carlos Villanueva
U.S
Slough
Amarillo
Halbert O. Woodward
FBI
Paul Hulsey
Metro Intelligence Board of Governors
John Stiff
Hulsey
Civil Service Commission
Metro Board
Potter
Randall County
Metro Force
Grand
Halsey
Jim Keith
Keith
Metro Program
Police Department
Potter and Randall
Canyon Polce Department
West Texas State University Campus Security Organization
Clinton, Okla
FBI National Academy
Washington, D.C
Crawford Martin
Texas Organized Crime Prevention Council
Oklahoma City
Harrell Resigns ENMU Post Office Funds Case
Harrell testified he received federal rental money for the ENMU post office direct to him. He claimed to set up a dummy account and draw as needed. A third degree felony count carries 2 to 10 years. He has been free on recognizance since March 2 and lives in Albuquerque after resigning March 1 following 12 years as ENMU business manager.
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Harrell
Albuquerque
ENMU
Lamar University Receives $68700 Grant for Land Subsidence Study
Beaumont Texas Lamar University has been awarded seventy thousand dollars from the National Science Foundation to investigate land subsidence in the Texas Gulf east area. Significant displacement has been observed over the last three decades.
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Beaumont, Tex
Granberry Promotes Experience In Texas Campaign
Granberry argues for a strong leader to push Texas needs at Washington and beyond. He cites West Texas water issues, says he will listen to people, expects GOP support for the general election, and estimates May primary costs at 200000 to 300000 funded by small donations. He will split time with his Lubbock orthodontics practice and campaign duties.
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Briscoe
Washington
Texas
Granberry
Connally
George Bush
Grover
Austin
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Tyler
Lindale
Amarillo
Lubbock
Army Major Dies During Summer Maneuvers
Major Arnold A. Smith, 52, of Sparta Tennessee, a member of the 117th Infantry, Tennessee National Guard, died of natural causes while with his unit on a two week summer maneuver at Fort Hood Texas. He was found dead in his bunk.
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FT. Hood
Tex
UPID
Arnold A. Smith
117Th Infantry
Tennessee National Guard
Smith
Sparta
Tenn
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