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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1976
Page
5
Freshman congressman Robert Krueger of Texas leads a bill named the Krueger Broyhill Amendment to restore free market pricing as federal probes push deregulation. The clash pits Big Oil against regulatory forces amid ongoing legislative activity and public interest.
A fragment covers Moses in Exodus and a critique of religious memory alongside U S oil price deregulation talks. It notes Ford Administration attitudes on decontrol steps for natural gas and the role of windfall profits, with references to a Feb 5 House vote on interstate gas deregulation and intrastate price controls.
Milburn Texas residents report no rain yet amid warm spell while listing weekend visitors from Denver Fort Worth and El Paso. The author recalls Washington Lincoln birthdays miscommunication and mentions photogenic local histories and a welcoming pet named Petunia as spring nears.
Livestock Committee cochairs thank exhibitors and parents for a successful 1976 show in McCulloch County. They aim to double attendance by 1977 with a bigger event, call a committee meeting in about 10 days, and invite ideas from exhibitors, contributors, spectators, parents and workers. The 1976 show featured a Red Simpson auction averaging over 130 dollars per exhibitor, media coverage by the Brady Standard-Herald and KNEL, a ham Chinese auction, and barn-improvement funding from proceeds. 126 animals entered, 37 sold in the premium sale, top selling grand champion barrow bought by Cen-Tex Park Producers. Farmers and Ranchers Co-op was top contributor.
Brady High School District DECA members earned two firsts three seconds and two thirds at a Feb 13 14 Angelo State University contest among 53 schools. Adriana Rivera won first in Department Store Merchandising and window display. Vickie Young won first in Variety Store Merchandising and second in public speaking. Rivera and Young will represent BHS Area I in Houston March 11 14 for state competition.
Thanks to Linda Rodgers, Debbie Probst and Bob Gage for Showmanship awards. We acknowledge Matthews Grocery and Ray Engdahl as contributors. Gratitude to Kay Morris, Reva Wagner and Kathy Roddie for their outstanding work on the event and to all volunteers and exhibitors for a rewarding effort.
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