Rudd Earns Doctorate and Heads to California Professorship
Howard Rudd has earned a Doctorate in Business Administration from Texas Tech University. He holds a BS in mechanical engineering and an MBA from Syracuse University. He served as medical construction officer at Reese and Webb Air Force Bases and received the Air Force Commendation Medal. He will move to Bakersfield, California, to join California State College as a professor of Business and Public Administration.
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Howard Rudd
Texas Tech University
Dr. Rudd
Syracuse University
Reese Air Force Base
Reese
Webb Air Force Base
Rudds
Bakersfield
Calif
California State College
TEC Advises Against Migrant Heading North For Jobs
The Texas Employment Commission notes a large drop in seasonal agricultural work for migrants in Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Ohio and Wisconsin. TEC official Bert P Darden in Lubbock warns migrants to avoid these states unless they hold a firm job commitment. Seek official openings via local TEC offices. Michigan and Wisconsin expect similar demand to 1972 levels with cautions on commitment.
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Texas Employment Commission
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Bert P. Darden
TEC
Lubbock
Ployer
Illinois
Mechanization Cuts Migrant Labor Needs Across States
Minnesota shows reduced labor needs due to mechanization in sugar beet, cherry and asparagus harvests while strawberry and pickle acreage falls. Ohio reports a rise tied to tomatoes and pickles planting in 1973. late freezes and floods may lift demand. Darden cites harvest-method mechanization for declines and warns migrant workers face job difficulties and possible stranded status in six states. major crops include cherries, asparagus, tomatoes, cucumbers, sugar beets, apples, blueberries, strawberries. Darden urges migrant crews seeking out of state work to contact the Texas Employment Commission.
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Minnesota
Ohio
Darden
Texas Employment Commission
Pop blamed for ashes on living room rug
A short domestic incident recalls Pop taking the fall for ash marks on the family rug. No further details are provided about who or what caused the ashes.
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Pop
Birth notices from Brownfield Hospital chronicle four babies
Four births announced in Brownfield Hospital. Nicola Acevedo born May 2 weighing 4 pounds 12 ounces at 3:24 am to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Rios Acevedo. Jennifer Lynn Escobedo born May 3 at 4:25 am weighing 5 pounds 8 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Navarette Escobedo. Christina Garcia born May 4 at 9:33 pm weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cuel lar Garcia. Andrea Diane Skinner born May 6 at 4:47 am weighing 8 pounds 414 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dale Skinner.
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Johnny Rios Acevedo
Nicola
Brownfield General Hospital
Jennifer Lynn
Louis Navarette Escobedo
Brownfield Hospital
Isaac Cuellar Garcia
Christina
Andrea Diane
Leslie Dale Skinner
James O Davidson offers free hearing aid testing in Brownfield
James O Davidson certified audiologist will visit Brownfield at the Holiday House Motel on Wednesday May 16 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for free testing and demonstration of the Dahlberg Miracle-Ear. We service all makes of hearing aids.
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James O. Davidson
Brownfield
Holiday House
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