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Newspaper
Burnet County Bulletin
Location
Burnet, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
7
Burnet School Board met in emergency session after ranchers complained about land re valuations. Tax assessor Grissom insisted on rural land values, while the board voted to table any increase for one year and blamed a failure to communicate with the assessor.
United States Senator John Tower will headline a luncheon on Saturday July 16 at the Driskill Hotel in Austin honoring Republican county chairmen from across Texas. The event flags the two day meeting of the Republican County Chairmen's Association with bylaws adoption and officer elections for the new body. Hutchison notes the group will advise statewide candidates on grassroots views and issues.
Premature pecan shedding is a major concern for Texas producers. Factors include variety, cross pollination, pecan not casebearer, moisture stress, nutrition, waterstage drop, and pest/disease pressure. Management requires targeted irrigation, fertilization, and timely insecticide and fungicide applications.
Fort Worth reports Texas leader Rep. Hubenak urged President Carter to support the beef sector as he has for television sugar and shoes. He told the U.S. Trade Commission that independent cattlemen face low prices, fewer markets and rising imports, noting over 2,000 farms and ranches lost last year and that state efforts were struck down as unconstitutional.
The Zachary Scott Theatre Center presents Scapino a farce based on a Moliere play adapted for modern Italy. Tom Byrne stars with an athletic ensemble led by Austin Civic Theatre Director Robert Swain. Performances run Thursday through Sunday until July 30 with 8 15 curtain times and a 2 15 Sunday matinee. Reservations at 4760541.
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