New Vegetable Bars For Space Food Reveals
Astronauts aboard the Soyuz link in mid July will sample vegetable bars from the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. The bars compress freeze dried vegetables into a portable, heat free meal with high calories. Burns notes carrots spinach asparagus and green beans as initial options and praises taste and energy density for space and civilian use. A retortable pouch is also under development to replace cans and save energy.
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Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
NASA
E. E. Burns
Burns
Space Food Research
Marine Corporal Svetlik trains at Twentynine Palms and Pendleton
Serviceman Steve F. Svetlik son of Mrs. Steve T. Svetlik of Cameron recently took part in training at Marine Corps Base Twentynine Palms California. He practiced requesting and directing field artillery fire and adjusting fire without terrain cues. He serves with the 1st Air and Naval Gunfire Liaison Company at Camp Pendleton and joined the Marines in November 1972 after attending C H Yee High School.
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Steve Svetlik
Steve F. Svetlik
Steve T. Svetlik
Cameron
Marine Corps
Twentynine Palms
Calif
Svetlik
1St Air and Naval Gunfire
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
C. H. Yee High School
Obituaries for Klement and Heil dated in Texas notice
Klement Frank Klement 62 of Rogers died Wednesday in a San Ysidro hospital. Born November 10 1912 in New York he was a farmer and rancher. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at St Monica Catholic Church with burial in St Monica Cemetery. Rosary 8 p.m. Saturday at Marek Burns Laywell Funeral Home. Surviving wife Mary Klement two sons Howard of Arlington Lee of Grand Prairie one daughter Jeanette Prnka of Waco sisters Kathleen Thomas of Temple Thomasine Phillips of Russellville Jr and 9 grandchildren. Heil Mrs Caroline Wiese Heil 85 died Monday night in a San Antonio hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at Roy Akers Funeral Home San Antonio. Graveside 4 p.m. Thursday String Prairie Cemetery Milam County. Rev Norval Barnes officiating. Born June 14 1890 in Milam County she was daughter of William and Mary Wiese but longtime San Antonio resident. Surviving two sons W C Heil of San Antonio Boyce Heil of Navasota one daughter Mrs Mary Dixon of San Antonio and many nieces and nephews. Green Funeral Home handled local arrangements.
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Frank Klement
Rogers
San Ysidro
Calif
New York
St. Monica's Catholic Church
John Geiser
St. Monica's Cemetery
Marek- Burns Laywell Funeral Home
Mary Klement
Howard Klement
Arlington
Lee Klement
Grand Prairie
Jeanette Prnka
Waco
Kathleen Thomas
Temple
Thomasine Phillips
Russel -Lsmvile, Jr
Caroline Wiese Heil
San Antonio
Roy Akers
String Prairie
Milam County
Norval Barnes
Heil
William
Mary Wiese
W. C. Heil
Boyce Heil
Navasota
Mary Dixon
Green Funeral Home
New Proofs Required For SS Numbers
Temple Social Security office official Pete Wall outlines new proof requirements for first time SSN applicants. Applicants must prove age identity and citizenship using birth or baptismal certificates and documents like licenses. Processing times extend to about six weeks, with penalties up to a $1000 fine and imprisonment for fraud.
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Pete Wall
Ager
The
Temple Social Curity Office
U.S
United States
Wall
Kites May Pose Safety Hazard Across the Nation
The article warns that large foil and mylar kites 25 to 45 feet long can conduct electricity, causing power outages and injuries. Several incidents in Indiana Oklahoma and Texas prompted warnings from safety groups and requests for cautious kite flying to avoid live wire contact and retrieval dangers.
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California
Pacific Gas and Electrical Company
Terre Haute
Indianna
Public Service
Indiana
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Gas and Electric
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Dallas
Texas
Texas Safety Association
National Safety Council
TSA
Public Service Safety Organization
Market Report from Cameron Livestock Auction
Receipts totaled 11015 Thursday at Cameron Livestock Auction vs 891 last week. Slaughter calves and yearlings were steady to 1.00 higher. slaughter cows and bulls 1.00 to 1.50 higher. Feeder steers and bulls 2.00 to 4.00 higher. feeder heifers steady with calves about 2.00 higher. Demand good and attendance normal. Prices ranged for calves and yearlings from 34.25 to 39.25, up to 41. good to choice 30 to 32.75. Slaughter cows 18.50 to 24.75. bulls 23.80 to 27.90. Feeder stockers plus cows and calves sold 182.50 to 262.50. Hog receipts 503. barrows and gilts 3.00 higher, sows 50 higher. US 1-2 hogs 29 to 50. Bears 45.75 to 47.30.
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Cameron
Sons US
Rogers Exes To Honor J H Merka On Retirement
The Rogers FFA exes and friends honor ag teacher J H Merka retiring after 42 years of teaching with a barbecue at the Rogers Civic Center on June 28 from 6 to 8 pm Tickets must be bought by June 25 at Rogers First State Bank Advance 2 50 and 3 at the door A program follows at 8 30 with Wray Durnal as master of ceremonies Publicity committee Mr and Mrs Woodrow Chervenka
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Rogers Ffa
J. H.merka
Rogers Civic Center
Rogers First State Bank
Wray Durnal
Woodrow Chervenka
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Rockdale
Milam
John Hutchinson
J. L. Hays
Te Foundation
Klement
ACE Construction Company
Killeen
USDA
Usda Choice
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Wieners
Swanson
Fryer
Stoneless
Bee
Chuck
Orelda
CHO P.S.C
P.S
Libby
Onl
Jenna
Minute Maid
Pillsbury Biscuits
Breck
Bing Cherries
Florida
Hunt
All Moon Longhorn
Foch
Borden Flavoria
Oz Cin
Borden Assorted
Jeno
Market Report
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