Free April 7 Hedging with Options for Cotton Producers
A joint effort by the New York Board of Trade Cotton Incorporated and Plains Cotton Growers offers a free one day workshop in Lubbock on April 7 2004 from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m. Attendees learn futures options risk management with expert instructors Matsen Ganes Chase and local specialists. Lunch is provided and space is limited. Call 806-792-4904 to reserve.
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New York Board of Trade, Cotton Incorporated
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
High Plains
Cotton Incorporated
Jeanne Reeves
Holiday Inn
Ave. Q
Lubbock
Plains Cotton Growers Office
PCG
Steve Verett
Cabot
Jarral Neeper
Eric R. Matsen
Matsen Enterprises
Louisville
Kentucky
Judith Ganes-Chase
J. Ganes Consulting
TICA
Taylor
Texas Independent Ginners Association
TIGA
Kerrville
Ropesville
Dan Taylor
Buster’s
The
Plains Ginners’ Association
Texas Cotton Ginners Association
Blum
Texas
Texas Tech University
Austin Rose of Cape & Son, Inc
Abilene
Rose
Ken Ross
Needmore Gin
Terry County
Barry Street
Street Commuunity Gin
Swisher County
Prentice Fred
Long “S” Gin
Hockley County
Vann Stewart
Charles Stenholm
Stamford
Stenholm
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture
Susan Combs
Mike Conaway
Midland
Harvey Hilderbran
Civic Center
Texas Faces Troop Shifts and Education Gains in 2005
Texas plans troop realignments to protect military spending as Rumsfeld cites 29 percent Army excess capacity and 24 percent for the Air Force. Senator Cornyn touts Texas as ideal for redeployed forces while Fort Bliss and Corpus Christi bases seek protection. TEA reports 91 percent third graders pass TAKS with gains over last year and 9 percent need extra help. Coastal erosion grants of 7.4 million fund beach widening and sand removal projects along 229 miles of shoreline.
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Travis County Grand Jury
Texas
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Congress
Army
Air Force
Rumsfeld
U.S
Solomon Ortiz
Corpus Christi
el Paso
Washington
Fort Bliss
Jerry Patterson
General Land Office
GLO
City Wide Cleanup Invitation for Brownfield Centennial
Letter from Nancy Wade invites residents to a city wide cleanup at 8:00 a.m. at the Middle School on Saturday April 3 to distribute trash bags and collect trash with hot dogs served at noon. The event marks Brownfield’s centennial and includes a large item buy back at the city landfill April 3 17. Visionaries from Austin will visit April 29 to discuss revitalization and preservation plans. Rotary Pancake Breakfast at Alamo begins 6:30 a.m. on the way to cleanup.
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Lynn
Visionaries In Preservation Committee
Austin
Brownfield
Nancy Wade
Rotary
The
Alamo
The Donkey Who Carried Jesus Into Jerusalem
A reflective tale mirrors the Triumphal Entry as a donkey seeks worth in crowds but learns true purpose comes from serving Christ. The mother’s wisdom recalls Isaiah 64:6, stressing that without Him efforts are barren while lifting up Christ makes believers part of God’s redemptive plan.
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Rick Renner
Christ
Jerusalem
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
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