Childress Index Business edition subscription rates
The Childress Index of Childress Texas lists subscription prices including mail and carrier options. It notes publishing by The Childress Index, Inc. and Ox Bow Printing in Childress with local ownership and various rate plans for six months and one year.
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Childress Index
Eas
Main Street Business Institution
Childress
Texas
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Editorial on a plastic society and future uses of plastics
Don Oakley argues America is just beginning to use plastics as a trend extending into cars, homes, domed cities, and energy efficiency. Citing Stanford researchers, he foresees lighter cars, plastic beams, windows, siding, and plumbing, with domed cities and malls protected by plastic.
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Stanford Research Institute
America
Chicken in every pot and car in every garage
The piece recalls promises of economic plenty with a pot full of chicken and a garage full of cars. It notes hatcheries killing chicks due to costs and gas shortages threatening car use, suggesting future politicians may repeat old promises with minor changes.
Risks loom as food shocks mount and policies tighten
Brookings economists warn three main risks for the U S economy in coming months. A world food shortage could trigger wage price spirals if a major producer crops fails. A restrictive policy could push the expansion into recession. Inflation pressure persists as farm meat and grain costs shape supply and prices into 1973 and beyond.
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Barry Bosworth
John Farmer
Brookings Institution
U.S
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
The
Price Commission
Bosworth
Rumor Mill Swirls Around Texas Congressional Race
Off year chatter centers on State Senator Jack Hightower’s potential run for Congress with a possible run off if Graham Purcell enters. Contenders for the Democratic nomination include Charles A. Finnell of Holliday, a former four term State Representative, seen as likable and broadly supportive of Dolph Briscoe. Canadian Eskimos customarily name sled dogs after deceased family members.
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Morris Higley
Jack Hightower
Bob Price
Graham Purcell
Washington
Price
Hightower
Purcell
Vernon
Jack
Dolph Briscoe
Can the administration control the U S economy
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff profiles the Nixon era claim of controlling the economy. He questions whether the administration can master persistent inflation, supplies, and global forces, noting official blame on external factors while critics doubt its capability to steer policy and restore confidence.
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John Cunniff
New York
Washington
Nixon
White House
Economic outlook notes limited inflation risk and steady supply
Bosworth and Farmer forecast near term world supply adequate for most needs. Inflationary pressure is focused on a few industries with capacity strains in autos, paper, rubber, and oil refining. Homebuilding slows as rates rise, easing lumber and cement strain.
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Tle
Bosworth
Farmer
U.S
On This Day In History July 22 1973 Highlights
Today in history notes major events including Napoleon capturing Cairo in 1798 the battle of Salamanca in 1812 and Dillinger killed in 1934. Also mentions Palermo capture in 1943 and U S political moves in 1964 1972. Births noted include Kennedy Calder and de la Renta.
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Associated Press
Napoleon Bonaparte
Cairo
Duke of Wellington
Salamanca
Spain
Wiley Post
FBI
Chicago
John Dillinger
U.S. Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Palermo
Sicily
Bolivia
Gualberto Villaroel
U.N. Security Council
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Joseph P. Kennedy
Alexander Calder
Oscar de la Renta
John Keats
Holly as luck charm through ancient times
Cheerful holly sprigs drew interest long before Christmas. Ancient Greeks distributed the shrub to bring luck while Romans planted it to protect homes from lightning.
Letter to Editor Urges Action After Pellet Gun Shooting
A dog owner writes of a July 17 shooting incident using a pellet gun. The writer urges neighbors to report the shooter to police and warns of potential danger to children and pets if not stopped.
Old Settler's Reunion and Rodeo Appreciation Note
Letter from Charles Finnell to Morris Higley praising Childress Texas for hosting the Old Settler's Reunion and Rodeo. Finnell looks forward to visiting again and Pattie Jefferies Miller thanks locals after being nominated Queen of the celebrations in Childress.
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Morris Higley
Childress
Texas
Mr. Higley
Charles Finnell
Old Settlers
Pattie (Jefferies
Miller Hurst
Rarick condemns UN bid for 40 million to World Environment
Congressman John Rarick states in the Congressional Record May 15 1973 that the United Nations seeks 40 million for an oversized World Environment contribution. He calls it an inflationary abroad giveaway funded by borrowing at about 6 percent, diverting funds from U S programs. He cites H R 6788 and urges public input.
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John R. Rarick
United Nations
U. S
C.C. Moseley
Conferences by Bob Price Set for August in Amarillo and Wichita Falls
Congressman Bob Price, with cooperation from the Department of Commerce and Defense, sponsors two all day conferences on how to sell to the government in Amarillo on August 13 and Wichita Falls on August 15. Attendees will meet federal buyers and hear from purchasing specialists and prime Texas contractors with a $10 luncheon fee.
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Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Bob Price
Department of Commerce
Department of Defense
Texas
13Th District
Price
Holiday Inn West
Amarillo Blvd
Midwestern University
Clark Student Center
Legal Notice Unknown but City of Childress plans street improvements
The City Council of Childress Texas orders permanent improvement of specified streets with a gravel base and bituminous surface, financed by assessments on abutting property. The notice details unit streets, frontage rates 1.89 per front foot curb, 3.46 per front foot improvements, total 5.35 per front foot, total project cost 55 479.99. A public hearing is set for July 24 1973 at 7:00 PM in City Hall.
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City of Childress
Texas
City of
Childress
3Rd Street
5Th Street
Third Street
Reed
Avenue D
4Th Street
Avenue D & E
Avenue 1
8Th Street
9Th Street
7Th Street
Ave. N
Avenue L & M
H.H
14Th Street
Avenue J NW
Avenue K NW
D.H
15Th Street
19Th Street NW
U.S. Hwy
State of
Vernon
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Aida
Crnse
Charles A. Finnell
Holliday
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