Charles E Ball Named Man Of Year In Texas Agriculture
Charles E Ball organizer of Dallas 4-H clubs and former Farm Journal editor was named Man Of Year In Texas Agriculture for 1973 by the Texas County Agricultural Agents Association. He will receive the award August 5–7 in Austin. He helped establish Dallas county s largest 4-H horse program and has held leadership roles with multiple agricultural groups. Ball owns a Collin County farm and has led demonstration projects with the Extension Service.
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Youth Holds People Search in Bowie
First Baptist Church youth under Assistant Pastor Jeff Fairchild conducts a People Search surveying Bowie teenagers to determine church homes and invite attendees to join the church youth. The church’s Lighthouse activities remain open to all Bowie teens.
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Summer Freeze Impacts Texas Agriculture and Markets
Dr. Bill Vastine of Texas A&M stresses that a rare summer freeze could raise prices and cut production if retailers absorb losses or limit purchases. He notes potential shortages and a possible post freeze downturn, though bumper fall crops in feed grains may ease high prices.
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Improving Police Response in Texas Crime Programs
A four year progress report on the Omnibus Crime Control Act highlights Texas crime projects to improve police response in minority neighborhoods. Fort Worth funds created storefront offices and two man foot patrols with minority officers, cutting index crime 26 percent in the first year and boosting citywide crime decline to 7.6 percent.
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Washington
Texas Spa
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Criminal Justice Council
Fort Worth
SPA
CJC
Laredo
el Paso
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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