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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1972

Page

4

Price Charges Ag Bill Being Held Up In House

Congressman Bob Price accuses his opponent and the House Agriculture subcommittee of blocking S 1316 which would raise federal funding for cooperative state meat inspection. He blames the meat cutters union for stalling progress and warns of federal control harming Texas cattlemen and small plants.

Bob Price House Agriculture Texas Meatcutters’ Union Price American Farm Bureau Federation National Association of State Departments of Agriculture United States Senate Senate House Agriculture Committee Congress

Texas farm report details crop progress across Texas

Light to heavy rains boosted crops in western and southern Texas while eastern and northern areas stayed dry. Cotton and grain sorghum suffered in South Texas. peanuts and soybeans delayed by moisture shortages in East Texas. Peaches and small grains showed variable yields amid ongoing screwworm and pest concerns.

College Station Tex Texas South John E. Hutchison Texas Agricultural Extension Service East Texas Panhandle South Plains West Central Hutchison Bill Grisham Amarillo James Simmons Vernon North Central R. S. Loftis Overton Presidio van Horn Allen Turner San Angelo Gillespie Taylor Bill Lehmberg Upper Gulf Coast South Central Bryan Swaim Rio Grande Valley Nueces James Selman Weslaco

4-H Show Highlights from Cottle County Event

Ten Childress County 4-H Horse Club members competed at the Cottle County 4-H Horse Show in Paducah on June 17. Nancy Forbis earned third in showmanship, Melinda Weatherbee and Husky were second in senior Western Pleasure, with Billy Williams and Davy Moyers placing in junior Western Pleasure. Brenda Blackwell and Nancy Forbis placed in reining, Mary Lou Bradley won junior pole bending, with others in pole bending, barrel racing, and halter events. A separate note mentions an acreage and production questionnaire to Texas farmers and a June 22 Money In Vegetables conference in Munday with details on program speakers and sessions.

Ronny F. McCnutt Western Pleasure Billy Williams Davy Moyers Brenda Blackwell Nancy Forbis Mary Lou Bradley Melinda Weatherbee Kim Dorsett Monte Bradley Stacy Smith

Farmers Union Members Drive to Austin To Meet Lawmakers

Texas Farmers Union conducted a Drive-In to Austin during the special session. Members from across Texas spent a full day meeting House and Senate members on trailer-safety law reform, screwworm eradication funding, and ad valorem tax relief. The effort, led by Jay Naman of Waco, aims to press for corporate profits tax and broader state government responsiveness.

Texas Farmers Union Austin Downtower Capitol Farmers Union House Senate Smith Texas Farmers’ Union Jay Naman Waco Naman Texas

Farm Bureau to Screen Road to Delano on Local TV

Bill Robertson of the Childress County Farm Bureau announces a special airing of Road to Delano on Amarillo stations KFDA KGNC and KVII. The program highlights grape workers in Delano facing forced unionization and secondary boycotts while Farm Bureau backs secret ballot elections and an Agriculture Labor Relations Board.

Road To Delano Bill Robertson Childress County Farm Bureau Amarillo KFDA KGNC KVII Chavez Farm Bureau Agriculture Labor Relations Board

World Almanac on Raisins History and Production

Raisins are sun dried grapes noted for sugar iron and vitamin content. The World Almanac recalls raisins were introduced in California by Spanish missionaries in the late 1700s and that the United States is the world's leading raisin producer.

World Almanac California United States Newspaper Enterprise Assn

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Texas Department of Agriculture Giddings Bill Staffel Bert H. Johnson Don Ator Texas Farm Tony Dechant The National Farmers Unions Ronny F. McNutt Charles E. Caudill Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service USDA Statistical Reporting Service Munday High School Ronny McNutt Childress County J. W. Worthington Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Stephenville Roland Roberts Lubbock Herb Partridge Rolling Plains Economic Program Mack Fuqua Norman Brints Harvey Kitchens Kimbell, Inc Fort Worth Williams E. Black F.H.A H. J. Leslie P.C.A J. R. Gleaton Rolling Plains Stamford M. L. Wiggins First National Bank Br Company Daltes Tewas
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