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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1977

Page

6

Cattlemen Seek Self Help as Beef Demand Drops

Amarillo reports USDA data showing beef consumption share of disposable income fell to 2.41 percent in 1976 and 2.27 percent in Q4, lowest since 1948. Ball of the Texas Cattle Feeders Association calls this a disturbing trend and cites potential gains from a Beef Research and Information program funded by a 0.3 percent value levy.

Charles E. Beil Texas Cattle Feeders Association Ball USDA Con Lem

Krienke Chosen to Lead TSTI Waco Campus

Regents name Dr Robert D Krienke as general manager of the Waco campus of Texas State Technical Institute He succeeds the vacant post previously held by Dr Jack E Tompkins who became executive vice president of the system in 1974 Tompkins had been acting general manager since then Krienke formerly chaired the chemistry program at the campus.

Texas State Technical Institute Regents Robert D. Krienke Waco Krienke Jack E. Tompkins Tompkins

The Role of Competition in Wages and Labor Power

The piece argues that earnings gaps arise from competition between employers for skilled workers. Workers are free agents who can switch firms if wages or conditions aren’t fair. Therefore, companies must offer fair pay and conditions to attract and retain labor.

College Credit By Exam Opens At Temple Junior College

Registration remains open through March 7 for credit by examination at Temple Junior College. The next test date is Saturday, March 26. TJC offers CLEP and institutional exams in over 50 courses with a maximum of 24 semester hours credit. A $20 per single subject CLEP fee applies. TJC instruction exams cost $15 each.

Temple Junior College Anice Henderson TJC Office of Counseling and

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