Beef Forages Highlight Texas Animal Agriculture Conference
The 1974 Beef Cattle Short Course will be part of five major sections at the first Texas Animal Agriculture Conference January 21 to 23 at Texas A&M University. About 2,000 participants are expected in the new J Earl Rudder Conference Center. The program features beef cattle sessions with Dr Dennis Herd chairing, plus topics on breeding reproduction nutrition and health. Dr J N Wiltbank leads off on managing reproduction in beef cattle. other experts discuss bull selection records dairy beef cross cows and forage use for cattle through winter. A panel examines pasture use for grazing steers to slaughter weights and the economic value of forage nutrients. The conference is sponsored by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.
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Texas A&m University
J Earl Rudder
A Maddox
Dennis Herd
J N Wiltbank
Colorado State University
Craig Ludwick
American Hereford Association
Clarence Burch
Oklahoma
Robert Totusek
Oklahoma State University
Otusek Arso Wall
Charlies Long
Clay Center
Nebraska
Ts Meat Annual
Neal Pratt
Animal Agriculture Conference
The
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas A&m University System
Christmas Club Funds Recalled Amid Missing Parts
Barbs hints at drawing out $2 saved in a $100 Christmas club as the season nears. References to grandma thawing cookies and missing parts from an assemble it yourself project appear in the fragment, signaling a light community note.
$2 Billion Rail Consolidation Plan Advances
A House Senate conference panel agreed to a $2 billion plan to merge seven bankrupt railroads into a single system from Maine to the Mississippi and Great Lakes to Appalachia. The move relies on state shares and federal subsidies, with two new federal corporations to plan finance and operate the network.
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Washington
Upha
House
Senate Conference Committee
Maine
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Appalachia
Nixon orders release of nearly $1 billion in impounded funds
President Nixon directs immediate release of about $1 billion in federal funds blocked to curb spending. HEW says funds will support health and school programs for 1975, with $466 million for schooling and $334 million for biomedical health research. Some amounts had been released earlier. 28 suits challenge impounding. The National Education Association welcomed the bill.
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Washington P
Nixon
Departments of Labor and Health
Education and Welfare
Congres
Carlier
Sam Ervin to Leave Senate
WASHINGTON Sen Sam Ervin Jr. announced he will not seek reelection when his term ends in December. He said he plans to concentrate on relaxing at home in Morganton and hopes to fish and visit Miss Margaret, signaling a gradual departure after leading the Watergate committee with constitutional insight and Southern gentleness.
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Washington
CUP
Sam Or
Ervin Jr
DNC
Senate Watergate Committee
Des Bars
Senate
Sears
North Catonete
Ntter
Hha
Margaret
Morganton
Jim
Bobby Darin Dies After Heart Surgery Complications
Los Angeles reports singer Bobby Darin aged 37 died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a second open heart operation. He had a previous procedure and rheumatic fever left his heart weakened. Darin, famous for Mack the Knife and Splish Splash, was once married to actress Sandra Dee.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bobby Darin
Darin
Sandra Dee
Dari
Cedars of Lebanon
Dani
Sabe
Monk
Worringhams Honored With Going Away Party
The Rev and Mrs Richard Worringham and their children Steve Megan and Dianne were honored with a going away party by United Methodist members. They leave Saturday December 22 by plane from Dallas to Johannesburg South Africa via New York taking 14 hours. The pastors have served Ector Ravenna and Mulberry United Methodist churches for three years while studying at SMU. A Christmas devotional, carols, a decorated tree and fruit bags accompanied the gathering attended by about 70 guests from Bells Bonham Mulberry Sherman Ector and California.
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ECTOR
Richard Worringham
Steve
Megan
Dianne
United Methodist Church
Worringhams
Dallas
Johanessburg
South Africa
New York
Mr Worringham
Ravenna
Mulberry
United Methodist
SMU
Bells, Bonham
Sherman Ector
California
November Tax Revenues for Bonham ISD Total $208,973
The Bonham Independent School District tax office reports November collections of 101,812 40, bringing the year’s total to 208,973 66 and 29.07 percent of the 718,642 79 roll. Delinquent taxes paid totaled 2,401 99 with additional receipts of 524 06 in penalty and interest and 9690 in court costs plus 44 in tax request fees. Total deposits for November were 104,87995, contributing to annual deposits of 220,12094.
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Bonham Independent School District
J. W Walls
Christmas Party Held For VA Center Members
The 23rd annual Christmas party for veterans at the Sam Rayburn Memorial Veterans Center was held in the auditorium. Joseph Golden played Christmas music and Chaplain E. W Gorom gave the invocation. Center Director Ira J Carter thanked volunteers and noted the gifts distributed by many American Legion and Red Cross groups and auxiliary units from multiple counties. Refreshments followed in the recreation hall served by local Red Cross chapters.
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Sam Rayburn Memorial Veterans Center
Joseph Golden
Trenton
E. W Gorom
Ira J Carter
David Smith
Bonham Story League
Mamma
Santa Claus
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
American Legion Auxiliary
State Department
American Legion Auxiliares
Denison
Plano, Sherman
West Tawakoni
American Red Cross
Collin, Cooke
Dallas
Denton
Fannin
Grayson
Hunt
Lamar
Amvets
Sherman
Texoma
Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks
Salvation Army
VFW
Dept of Texas
Bonham
Farmersville
Gainesville
Paris
Recreation Hall
Jamar County
Body Composition Of A 160 Pound Man
The human body weighing 160 pounds is comprised of about 100 pounds of water, 29 pounds of protein, 25 pounds of fat, certain minerals, 1 pound of carbohydrate, and a quarter ounce of vitamins.
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County Extension Agent
Wayne Cranfill
Pace Research
6Th &N Center
Congress
United States Railway Association
Consolidated Railway Corporation
Rairoad
Penn Central
Boston-Washington Northeast
Amtrak
Vantuers
White House Saeputs
Sweeretars
Gerald de Ware
Elm Bote
Don Albedgnp
National Education Association
Carl
Larmi
Shell
W. Sam Rayburn
Fannin County
Hospital
Rosa P Wright
Joseph Fleming
Adams Bonham
Elizabeth Sanders
Jene Taylor
Bonham Rodney
Cuba
Ladonia
James B Ritchey
Bonham Fannie
P. Morris
George S Wallace
Doris FC
Stephens
Ivanhoe Stella
Porter Bonham
Betty Wright
George Wells
Bonham Kasther Adams
Bonham Henderson Starnes
Randolph Madeline Woods
Honey Grove
Jonnie Smith
Leonard Jean Hardy
Bonham Laws Littrell Bonham Lelabelie Hodges
Salne Williams
Bonham Chas
Ivanhoe
Donnie Renfron
Keeton
Hazzie Smyth
Fred McCorstin
Leonard Lela Leever
Randolph Ernest
Brown Bonham Arthur
Brown Bonham Rene Russell
Bonhamnoe
Moore Botha
Andy Crowles
Michael Mc Donald Bonham
Catads Sex Pey
Minne McCudoger
Bonhan
Creetraue
Des Wihrithe
Hichard Puckett
Bonhary Net
Watt Pgeoriticaes Sartes
Wells Middlebrook
McDonald Bonham Nukes Walligens
Hred
Mitorstin Lenard
Clarence Preeman
SoutaLartor
Eormrhoarny
Pepe
Bubter
Bonturn
Furs
Webb Bonham Leuta White Dodd
Ity
Ines
Pate
Windom
Robbie Gregory Quanah
Tea Mary Pinkey
Windor
Hate Nichols
Foy Turner Leonard
Bonnie Stroud
Bonham Leonard Shaw
Telephone
Maxine Grisham
Velma Shaw
Honey Grove Dastmassals
Sam Ervin
Petar v
Ion, A 'Aftae
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Tor
Worringham
Rus
Israeki Teevari
RCA
Westinghouse
G.E. TV
North Main
VA Center
Kim
Katy
East
Sam Rayburn
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