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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
9
County Extension Agent's Office discusses environmental conditions that cause tomato blooms to shed and fruit set to decline. High temperatures above 72 F at night and above 90 F by day lead to heavy blossom drop, with late-blooming varieties most affected and possible misshapen or catfaced fruits.
In Meeker Oklahoma two teen escapees released a hostage and pressed for cash a car and safe passage. The hostage Kim Thomas 16 reunited with her uncle Don Piccolo as officers closed in and the fugitives surrendered near a police cordon. Earlier another teen Paula Workman 16 was freed to deliver the ransom demand.
The World War II carrier Yorktown, nicknamed The Fighting Lady, was turned over for a museum voyage from New York Harbor to Charleston. Five tugs guided the 700 mile tow while Yorktown joins Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum as a memorial to veterans including WWI battles, Korea and Vietnam service.
Dr. Paul E. Geer sustained a broken left arm and a broken left leg in a two car accident on Highway 11 near Luella Tuesday. He was admitted to Community hospital in Sherman for treatment.
OPEC delegates in Libreville urged a price increase after October 1 to offset inflation and higher costs of goods. Iraqi Minister Tayeh Abdul Karim said the rise is justified. A committee will study the extent of the hike ahead of the September 24 Vienna meeting.
In Austin, Comptroller Bob Bullock reports 1.8 million dollars owed to the state after May audits. He notes 273 field audits averaged 3,666 dollars. 1,063 sales tax examinations show 817,000 dollars due. Bullock vows active collection. In Carlsbad, the World Hockey Association names Cleveland the site for the 1975 All-Star game on January 13.
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