Texas imposes swine movement ban to curb hog cholera
Acting Texas Animal Health Commission executive director orders a 60 day restriction on feeder and breeder swine movements effective March 29 1971. Slaughter swine may move to markets or slaughterhouses with direct permits after herd inspection, with on farm checks and special permissions for shows and sales. The measure involves veterinarians and USDA aid to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Q. Sibley
Texas Animal Health Commission
Texas
Joe B. Finley
Animal Health Division
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Carpenters Set for Baylor Concert in Waco
Grammy winning duo The Carpenters will perform at Baylor University in Waco on April 21 at 8 p.m. in Tena Marrs McLean Gymnasium. Tickets cost 3 and 3.50 dollars and are on sale at Baylor Student Union Central Office. Out of town buyers can mail cash or check with a self addressed envelope to Baylor Student Union Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carpenters
Waco
Tena Marrs McLean Gymnasium
Baylor University
Baylor Student Union
Texas
New Texas Textbook Rules Emphasize Student Diversity
The 1971 proclamation by the Texas State Board of Education places student learning rates and cultural backgrounds at the center of textbook adoptions. It calls for consumer math and industrial materials, allows flexible covers and non grade based plans, and requires multiple reading systems and culture integrated language texts. Appointments to the State Textbook Committee occur at the May 3 meeting with adoptions set for November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
State Board of Education
L. Harlan Ford
Texas Education Agency
Postal Service Proposes More Rate Increases
The Postal Service proposes rate hikes to raise about 2.126 billion dollars when fully phased, shifting costs to mail users. The plan includes a 2 cent letter rise to 8 cents, higher bulk rates, increased special delivery and registered mail fees, and Canada Mexico letter parity. Full effect would begin with a first year 670 million from Congress, with most impact on business mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Postal Service
Postal Rate Commission
Canada
Mexico
Congress
Postal Service Board of Governors
Life Saving Course Planned at Temple Training Four-Day Program
Temple hosts a four day life saving course led by Dr Don J Lynch under the Bell County Medical Society Texas State Department of Health Civil Defense and Traffic Safety. Ambu lance personnel police firemen safety engineers rescue squads nurses public health and civil defense officials are invited to attend free of charge to learn rapid survey priority setting and life saving measures before hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Don J. Lynch
Bell County Medical Society
Texas State Department of Health
Division of Civil Defense and Traffic Safety
Charles E. King
San ta Fe Industries declares quarterly dividend
The board of directors of San ta Fe Industries Inc declares a quarterly dividend of forty cents per share on common stock. Dividend No 11 payable June 1 1971 to stockholders of record at the close of business April 30 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Industries, Inc
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Hancock
Ameritex
Contac
TED
Orion
Wsocger
Ist
St. A. Central
Milam County
University of Texas At Austin
Milam
UT Austin
University of Texas
Austin
Cameron Herald
Rate Commission
Post Office Department
Santa FE
Ruth and
Pete Knight
the Smokehouse
Gelner
Clarence Wolf
Rosebud Cottonseed Treating Company, Inc
Rosebud
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