Descriptive Faith and Cotton News Mix in Texas Reports
The column blends a pastor’s reflection on Christian freedom with a cotton crop update from the Texas High Plains. It notes a jailbreak tale as a moral parable, then reports Plains Cotton Growers seeking RMA approval to switch to boll count yield estimates and to adopt a drought-adjusted appraisal. It also mentions a pilot for adjusted HVI color readings effective August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawn Wade
Texas High Plains
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
PCG
Usda Risk Management Agency
RMA
Ken Ackerman
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
U.S
National Cotton Council Quality Task Force
Visible Man Cadaver Goes Global In Digital Archive
The August 5 1993 Huntsville execution of Joseph Paul Jernigan made him the first three dimensional computerized cadaver. Known as the Visible Man the data fills vast storage and is free on the Internet. It soma across cross sections from CAT MRI scans, with 15 gigabytes required to download.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Maguire
Texas
Huntsville State Prison
Joseph Paul Jernigan
Jernigan
Charles Goodnight
Armstrong
Briscoe
Goodnight
Larry McMurtry
Texas Waste Pesticide Collections Set for Fall 1998
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service and the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission announce free hazardous pesticide waste disposal events across several counties in September and October 1998. Hours are 8 am to 3 pm. pack materials securely and use leakproof containers. Contact local Extension Agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Upton County
Midkiff Farm Coop
Pecos County
Cayanosa Coop
Presidio County
la Junta Farms
Gaines County
Five Points
Seagraves
Gray County
Pampa Bull Barn
Clifford E. Hoelscher
Choelscher
Tamu
West Texas editor laments rail line shutdown and cites Sharp
A guest editorial highlights the impact of abandoning the Presidio to San Angelo South Orient line on West Texas jobs and payroll. Comptroller John Sharp argues against closure, noting an available alternative rail operator Ferrocarril Mexicano could run Presidio to San Angelo, avoiding economic hardship for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Brownfield Industrial Development Corp
Jack Cargill
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Brownfield
Lubbock
Amarillo
Brownfield News
Texas
David Werst
Big Lake
Mr. Sharp
Sharp
Presidio
San Angelo
South Orient
Reagan County
U.S. Surface Transportation Board
Austin
South Orient Line
Houston
Exxon
Amoco
Dallas
Southwest Airlines
MCI Communications
Abbott Labs
Samsung
S.A. de C.C
Ojinaga
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George W. BusHam
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Dan Morales
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Gary Walker
House OF Representatives
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