Phosphorus Story Links Fuel to Farm and War Use
Phosphorus, vital to soil and plant growth, appears in fertilizers and animal nutrition and powers many industries from detergents to glass. Florida leads production with 30 million tons yearly, while western U S and other nations hold large deposits. concerns grow over reserves lasting about a thousand years. Local notes report families visiting Alpine for Sul Ross College game amid retirements and moves in Abilene and nearby areas.
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Scientists Find Female Flies Produce Attractant for Males
USDA researchers report female houseflies emit a chemical attractant that lures male flies. The attractant is species specific and could lead to targeted pest controls using traps or baits without harming people or wildlife. Further work will identify the substance and its production site in the female.
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Agriculture
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Three From Andrews Enroll At San Marcos
Three students from Andrews were among 5,850 registering for the full semester at Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos. The enrollees are Jan Bithartz, daughter of Mrs Carl Ellis. Larry Joe Bilhartz, son of Mr and Mrs Joe A Bilhartz. and Ronald Coleman, son of Mrs Grace Coleman. Bilhartz is a freshman, Coleman is a junior mathematics major.
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Sul Ross College
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Lindy
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Andrews
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Jan Bithartz
Carl Ellis
Larry Joe Bilhartz
Joe A. Bilharte
Ronald Coleman
Grace Coleman
Bilhartz
Coleman
Classified Page Teems With Local Advertisements
A bustling classified section offers a mix of sales and services. Local residents can find job listings, real estate opportunities, automotive ads, and community notices from area merchants and individuals.
520 UT Students Learn To Operate Electronic Computers
About 520 University of Texas engineering students take a three week non credit course this fall to learn computer operation. It is required for all freshmen and transfers and helps with later lab work and research problems. The course began in 1961 and was among the first of its kind at a university or corporation.
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University of Texas
College of Engineering
Hospital Admissions At Per mian General Hospital
Patients admitted to Per mian General Hospital from Thursday through Sunday include Mrs. R. D. Wilbanks Mrs. H. D Leatherwood Lisa Holman L. D Sheffield Dirk O'Rear Brad O'Rear Mrs. Ralph Bean A. W Atwood Mrs. Earl Cook J. E Burke Mrs Odell Wells David Robinson Tony Martin Mrs. B. Fowler Also admitted were Tom Rogers Mrs. Sue Holman Carl Ritchie Mrs Jessie Saldana Carl S. Turner Mrs Fugene Gibson Mrs W J Lackey Bob Stafford Mrs FE. Camp Mrs. Lt. Westbrook Barbara Henson Mrs Jack Wood Vern Kilfoy
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Permian General Hospital
R. D. Wilbanks
H. D Leatherwood
Lisa Holman
L. D Sheffield
Dirk O'Rear
Brad O’rear
Ralph Bean
A. W Atwood
Earl Cook
J. E Burke
Odell Wells
David Robinson
Tony Martin
B. Fowler
Tom Rogers
Sue Holman
Carl Ritchie
Jessie Saldana
Carl S. Turner
Fugene Gibson
W J Lackey
Bob Stafford
FE. Camp
Lt. Westbrook
Barbara Henson
Jack Wood
Vern Kilfoy
Northern Natural Gas Hits Million Manhours Without Injury
Andrews County News reports Northern Natural Gas Company field employees reached a million man hours without a lost time injury on September 28, 1963, spanning June 12, 1963, with 1,750 workers across eight states and 53 locations in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota. Jimmy Collins, former Andrews resident, visited Dallas after wartime service in the armed forces.
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Andrews
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Dallas
Disease Report Summary for Week Ending October 4 1963
The Andrews City-County Health Department records 1963 week ending data from local physicians. Noted illnesses include influenzas 4 strep throats 13 diarrhea 9 scarlet fever 1 venereal disease 3.
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Andrews
Air Force refueling missions demand skilled crews
Petroleum Today notes that despite routine air to air refueling, the Air Force still faces in flight refusals roughly every two minutes. The operation requires two crews with high skill and precision.
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Air Force
Petroleum Today
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