Lubbock Man Enters State Representative Race
Robert T. Mansker, an instructor of Management at Texas Tech, announces his candidacy for State Representative in the Democratic Primary from the new district covering Lubbock Terry and Hockley Counties. He vows full time service, resigning Tech after the current semester, and outlines seven legislative priorities including water shortage study and fair distribution of the University Permanent Fund.
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Texas Tech
Mansker
Lubbock
Terry
Hockley
Tech
House of Representatives
Texas
South Plains College
South Plains
Tech Commission On Traffic and Security
Traffic Appeals Board
Tech Student Association
Tech Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Graduate School
Senate
West Texas
University
University of Texas
Texas Akam University
West
Lubbock Lions Club
College Avenue Baptist Church
West Texas State Univer
Greenhouse Vegetable Producers Meeting Set Jan 11
The South Plains Research and Extension Center eight and a half miles north of Lubbock on Highway 87 will host a Greenhouse Vegetable Producers meeting on January 11. Dr John Larsen will preside starting at 9 am with coffee. Dr Robert Berry will also speak. Lunch is at noon and the event ends at 3 pm with Q&A after each talk.
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South Plains Research and Extension Center
Lubbock
John Larsen
Robert Berry
Haystacks May Make Comeback In Field Harvesting
Dr. Neal Pratt of Texas A&M notes loose hay stacks cut storage costs by about half compared with baling. Stacks require only poles, wire and frames, enable high moisture stacking with less heating risk, and offer easy feeding with minimal labor. Choice depends on forage area, livestock program, and weather outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Pratt
Texas A&m University
Pratt
Hays Completes Basic Training at Marine Depot
Marine Private James A. Hays, son of Mr and Mrs J L Hays of Denver City, completed eight weeks of recruit training at the San Diego Marine Corps Recruit Depot. He will undergo two to four weeks of individual combat training then return home for leave before reporting to his first Marine assignment. The program emphasizes physical conditioning survival skills marksmanship drill and core Marine traditions.
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James A. Hays
J. L. Hays
Denver City
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Marine Corps
Marine Combat Forces
Critical Year for Cotton in 1968 on High Plains
Plains Cotton Growers President Don Anderson of Crosbyton labeled 1968 a most critical year for High Plains cotton farmers amid likely fights over government payment limits and possible new cotton legislation in Washington. He urged active producer involvement and readiness to oppose injurious proposals while the PCG prepares legislative recommendations and seeks a July 1 signup deadline extension for the 1968 cotton program.
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Washington
Plains Cotton Growers
Don Anderson
Crosbyton
High Plains
PCG Board of Directors
Anderson
PCG
Plains
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Congress
W. L. Edelman
Friona
Bill Thompson
Shallowater
Don Marble
South Plains
Floyd County
Clyde Crausbay
McAdoo
Joe
D. Anfred
New Home
Joe Anderson
Seminole
Am Jerson
Donnell Echols
Lamesa
Ray Joe Riley
Hart
J. D. Smith
Littlefield
Mst
Wilmer Smith
Roy Fortmer
Lubbock
U.S.C.A
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Robert T. Mansker
Sity
Business
Hays
James A Hays
Cservisoft
Ttready Bink As
Arey
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