Coyotes Favor Small Rodents Over Pets On Farms
Contrary to common belief coyotes show a preference for mice rats squirrels and gophers that can devastate farm operations and crops.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1972
Page
1
Contrary to common belief coyotes show a preference for mice rats squirrels and gophers that can devastate farm operations and crops.
Chou Enlai and the Nixons shared a formal dinner during a Bandung influenced exchange. Chou urged five principles guiding China U S relations, while Nixon called for a long-term cooperative path toward peace and justice, noting both nations must maintain core principles. The banquet featured a Chinese band and a mixed seating plan with Mrs Nixon in red velvet. Prince Edward Island measurement note appears as a separate fragment.
Mansfield urged senators to prioritize national interests over local appearances and warned that missing work harms governance. In the House debate rules limit pacing, while chairmen delay controversial bills until they deem timing right. A last Congress bill stalled for a chairman’s fall foliage trip.
Porter argues roads offer quick relief to residents suffering market-value losses from subsidence caused by water withdrawals. He says the issue affects the wider community, not just Brownwood, and that a levee is needed though discussion will come later.
Baytown police arrested Hill Lynn Vernard alias Lynn Hadley at his mobile home on Decker Drive at 9 15 am Saturday. FBI agents joined and turned the suspect over to Houston county jail after a California armed robbery flight case.
Sandra A. Lampkin of 1603 Hawthorne has been promoted to sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. Her husband Staff Sgt. W. L. Lampkin Sr. is from Ana darko Oklahoma. Police probe thefts of appliances at Andrea Sue Hudson’s Baytown apartment totaling 470 dollars including a hair roller set a radio and tape recorder and a tape player. Airman Thomas L. Sorelle Jr. returns from eight month deployment aboard the USS Enterprise in the Western Pacific. Louis Gaines reports four tires slashed on his car parked behind his home valued at 50 dollars. Mezzanine tickets for the Houston Rodeo available at 424-1409. Police investigate theft of 20 dollars worth of meats and vegetables from Mrs. M. E. Aetor’s freezer.
Before the starting gate introduction, New York races averaged two minutes to start. Now stalls open together and starts take under five seconds once horses reach stalls. The longest delay was 90 minutes in the 1893 American Derby in Chicago while lining up horses.
Dr. G. Douglas Young leads the American Institute for Holy Land Studies in Jerusalem. He promotes Christian leaders studying Jewish beliefs and contributions to mend two thousand years of wrongs. The non profit, nondenominational institute serves about 30 full time American students with seminars for 50 more, offering transferable credits and Hebrew and archeology courses.
The Anchor Club committee led by Mrs. Niles K. Brill will present at the Pilot Club Tuesday noon meeting at the Ramada Tower. At the last meeting Mrs. Dave Sherron presided as nominating committee was named with members Lillian Risher Geneva Ferguson and E. R. Sutphin.
Six Flags Over Texas will open its 1972 season on March 25 marking the earliest spring start in 11 years. General Manager R W Freeman said the date gives families access during Easter vacation, with daily hours 10 a m to 10 p m from March 25 to April 2. After April 2 the park operates Saturdays and Sundays until late May, then daily again.
Stock quotes from Citizens National Bank and Ul derwood Neuhaus and Company are not available due to a holiday honoring George Washington's birthday. The paper notes a Monday market pause and provides no figures.
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