Noise in homes linked to health hazards says expert
Texas A&M and Georgia study finds quiet morning hours can reach 77 to 81 decibels in homes. Researchers warn sustained 95 to 100 decibels risks ear damage. other periods saw 70 to 89 decibels. Dr. Farr notes fatigue irritability and potential medical issues. homemakers can reduce noise with curtains rugs furniture and mindful appliance use.
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Boris Myers
Texas A&m University
USDA
Georgia
Lee E. Farr
Houston
University of Texas Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
Air Force
Hearing Set On Hide Exports By Commerce Regulation
A hearing of the Livestock and Feed Grains Subcommittee will examine the Commerce Department move to place animal hides under export licenses and quotas. Rep. Poage announced the hearing for 2 p.m. Tuesday March 22 in Longworth Room 112. Officials from Commerce and Agriculture will justify the regulation seen as risking existing or developing export markets.
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House Committee On Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Rep
W. R
Bob) Poage
D. Tex
Poage
Commerce Department
Longworth House
Foote
Department of Agriculture
Auction Report at Cameron Livestock Auction
Auction report shows 250 cattle and 175 hogs consigned at Cameron Livestock Auction Thursday. Prices span steers 24.40 to 27.50, fat cows 18.00 to 20.50, bulls 21.75 to 22.00, calves 22.00 to 32.50, stocker cattle 18.00 to 32.50, cows and calves 140.09 to 210.00, and hogs top 24.50 with lows around 22.00.
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Cameron
Weed control in Texas fields delays land prep
Wet fields across parts of Texas delay land preparation and spark discussion on weed and grass control in crops. Texas A&M Extension cotton specialist Fred C. Elliott notes chemicals are available for planting, pre emergent, or post emergent use and urges producers to consult their county agent for guidance due to method complexities.
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Texas
Fred C. Elliott
Texas A&m University
Interplanting Crops Caution From Texas Extension Service
Texas Agricultural Extension Service warns farmers to obtain full details on pesticide regulations and application problems for interplanted crops. The notes stress considering production compatibility with net profit per acre when making planting choices.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Riverboat Commodore to celebrate 17th birthday at Lake Austin
The Riverboat Commodore sails into its 17th year on March 20, commemorating its 1949 commissioning by Gov. Beauford Jester. Owned by Marion and Mrs. J. Fowler of Austin, the party boat will reenact its maiden voyage Greenshores to the Austin dam with Gov. Connally among guests, inviting Texans to join on Lake Austin. The inland Texas Navy vessel can host about 250 and remains the largest riverboat on this stretch.
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Texas
Lake Austin
Beauford Jester
Texas Navy
Marion Fowler
Austin
Greenshores
Fowlers
John Connaily
Vorld
Signs Point To Good Year For Beef Producers
Texas A M University Extension economist John G. McHaney says cattle feeders will add calves to rebuild herds as consumer demand, rising incomes, and good grazing support a strong 1966. Cow slaughter should ease from 1965 highs while fed cattle prices stay steady to higher in spring and into mid year, signaling an optimistic outlook for beef producers.
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College Station
John G. McHaney
Texas A&m University
McHaney
Appreciation Dinner In Rockdale To Honor State Rep Schiller
About 350 are expected to attend an appreciation dinner honoring State Representative Milton Schiller in Rockdale Friday April hth at 7:30 pm in the elementary school gymnasium. Ben Barnes and other state dignitaries are expected. B F Cook will MC and Spud Caywood will introduce out of town guests.
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Rockdale
Rep
Schiller
Milton Schiller
B. F. Cook
Spud Caywood
Ben Barnes
Harold M. Luckey
W. T. Pearson
Byron Neal
Byron F. Cook
W. P. Hogan
H. H. Coffield
Boswell Newton
W. H. Cooke
Glenn Hodges
Howard Chrisco
Boy Scouts Plan 66 Skill O Ree At Armory
Tejas District Boy Scouts announce the 66 District Scout Skill O Ree to be held Saturday April 2 at the National Guard Armory in Cameron. Joe Moehring district scout executive says awards will be given by unit points for displays. The Skill O Bee runs 3 to 9 p.m. Tickets 50 cents adults. children under 12 free with parent.
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Tejas
National Guard
Joe Moehring
Cameron
Navy Band Concert In Austin Saturday
The United States Navy Band will perform matinee and evening concerts at Gregory Gymnasium on the University of Texas campus in Austin this Saturday March 26. Led by Lieutenant Commander Anthony A Mitchell Sree, the group tours coast to coast with presidential approval and dates back to 1925. The over one hundred member ensemble will present classics marches and popular tunes with vocal and instrumental soloists.
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United States Navy
Austin
Gregory Gymnasium
University of Texas
Johnson
Anthony A Mitchell
Sree
Navy Band
Washington Navy Yard
Congress
Coolidge
Airman Wayne McLerran Selected for Chanute AFB Training
Serviceman Wayne M. McLerran, son of Mr and Mrs Frank B McLerran of Route 1 Cameron Texas, has been chosen to train at Chanute AFB Illinois as an Air Force aircraft weapons systems specialist. The 1965 Yee High School graduate recently completed basic training at Lackland.
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Wayne M. McLerran
Frank B McLerran
Rt. 1
Cameron
Texas
Chanute Afb
Ill
Air Force
Yee High School
Lackland
Steps To Boost Peanut Yield In Milani County
County Agent outlines practices to raise peanut yields. Key steps include rotation, soil testing, deep plowing, certified seed, careful planting, weed and insect control, disease protection with fungicide if conditions merit, and timely irrigation. Local figures note about 16500 acres with 1208 planted and average yield around 399 pounds per acre.
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Tekdale
Milani
Wheat outlook predicts five years of rising production
Extension economist John G. McKeney of Texas A&M University forecasts wheat production to exceed prior levels for a fifth straight year. He cites June 30 1966 carryover stocks likely at up to 750 million bushels, with domestic use near 675 million and exports around 750 million bushels.
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John G. MeKeney
Texas A&m University
Martin Attends Fort Worth Seminar
John L. Martin of Cameron has returned from a seminar conducted by the Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation in Fort Worth Texas, where he participated in sessions on chiropractic science and methods.
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John L. Martin
Cameron
Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation
Fort Worth
Texas
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