Best All Around honors go to CHS students Joe Holland and Carol Hart
Childress High School announces Joe Holland and Carol Hart as Best All Around for 1973. Faculty praise their long contributions and budding leadership. The issue details student council actions, new clubs, upcoming UIL events, upcoming plays, and other CHS activities and notices.
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Childress High School
Joe Holland
Carol Hart
CHS
Carol
Joe
Vocational Agriculture Room
Steve Bird
David Anderson
Jim Shelton
Susan Smith
Neil Barber
Ed Gilliland
Lavillas Smith
Bryan Crook
Greg Harrison
John Howard
Tina Fowler
Information Needed When You Apply for SS
Social security manager in Vernon advises bringing W-2 forms or last year’s tax return when filing for benefits. Include social security number and birth record. If filing by telephone, forms can be mailed and return with the W-2 and tax return for speedy processing.
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Social Security Office
Henry Chustz
Vernon
Moon water trace found since historical times
The record notes there is no trace of lunar water in historical times. It cites that sea water is predominantly sodium chloride or common table salt. It mentions American agriculture has declined by 47,000 farms annually over the past three years.
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Moon
Farm Experts Now At All Time High
Congressman Bob Price recovers in Bethesda Naval Hospital and conducts limited office business as farm exports reach a record 11 billion dollars for Fiscal War 1973. The USDA notes four year gain and calls agriculture a growth industry while amnesty for draft evaders remains debated.
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Bob Price
Bethesda Naval Hospital
House Committee On the Judiciary
United States Department of Agriculture
Vietnam
Price
Incorporation Of Herbicide Explained For Farmers
Research at the High Plains Foundation over three years shows rolling cultivator incorporation of Treflan improves cotton yields and. broadleaf weed control remains similar to other methods though grass control favors disk incorporation.
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High Plains Research Foundation
Jim Schrib
Disk Incorporated
Schrib
EPA Proposal Threatens Texas livestock and poultry farms
Texas livestock and poultry feeders could be affected by an EPA proposal to issue federal water pollution permits for agriculture. The guidelines target feeding operations above specified sizes and include livestock, poultry, irrigated acres, and raceway fish farms with on site inspection by EPA. Small producers may register for protection against later prosecution and to avoid stricter standards for a period.
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College Station
Texas
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Federal Register
John Sweeten
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Sweeten
Texas Water Quality Board
TWQB
United States
Marijuana use up in colleges across Texas lawmakers hear
Witnesses tell a House subcommittee that marijuana use is widespread at Texas A&M and UT law students. Kruse cites 15 to 20 Aggies arrested per semester for dorm smoking and 75 percent of UT law students surveyed admitting past use. The bill seeks decriminalizing private possession of three ounces and creates a Texas Drug Abuse Authority to coordinate state efforts.
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Robert Heard
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Texas A&m University
University of Texas Law
House
Layne Kruse
A&m
Bryan
College Station
David Reynolds
UT Law Students Association
Kruse
Reynolds
House Criminal Jurisprudence
Senate
Felix McDonald D
Edinburg
Chester McLaughlin
el Paso
McLaughlin
Robert B. White
UT Medical
Galveston
Don Kennard
D—Fort Worth
Kennard
Texas Drug Abuse Authority
Dolph Briscoe
Department of Public Safety
FBI
Sam Houston Clinton
Austin
Texas
United States
Airman and Mrs Morris visit. plans Nebraska nursing license
Airman 1st Class Ronald Morris and wife Marsha visited with H B Morris Jr and family as Marsha prepares for the state nursing board in Lincoln. Ronald, after Omaha postings, will soon relocate with two years left in his enlistment. Exercise Reforger IV in Germany involved Sgt Ira L Claudrick of Quanah and 15,000 troops with airlift support and NATO forces preparing for five days of maneuvers.
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Ronald Morris
H. B. Morris Jr
Ronald
Marsha
Amarillo College
Lincoln
Neb
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Buddie Morris
Turkey
U.S
Germany
Ira L. Claudrick
Eloise Spence
Timmons St
Quanah
Calhoun
Junction City
Kan
U.S. Air Force
Military Airlift Command
NATO
Candada
Notable U S figures speak on policy and life changes
In a series of AP dispatches, Sen. Hubert Humphrey suggests Kissinger would have advised him in 1968 and backs Nixon’s postwar aid to North Vietnam under budget assurances. Henry Cabot Lodge undergoes prostate surgery and plans future public work. Raymond Burr plans Fiji residency and a TV project. The Dalai Lama converts 2000 untouchables to Buddhism at a mass baptism in India. Suharto dedicates a 17 story veterans building in Jakarta. Also notes animal development facts on reptile egg teeth.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Minnesota Democrat
Nixon
Humphrey
North Vietnam
Affiliate produced death series marks CBS morning news history
CBS morning news airs a five part series produced by WCCO Minneapolis on death and dying. It includes a 17 year old cancer patient and explores reactions of doctors nurses and family. CBS says affiliates may supply such series but policy remains unchanged.
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New York
CBS
NBC
ABC
Don Kladstrup
Wcco—Tv
Minneapolis
Minn
Richard Clark
Clark
Chicago
Larry Pomeroy
Richard S. Salant
CBS News
WCCO
Salant
Simon the Sorcerer Converts in Samaria
A former sorcerer named Simon in Samaria is described as influential for years and hailed as the Messiah by locals. After Philip preaches Jesus as Messiah, many are baptized, and Simon himself believes, is baptized, and follows Philip, amazed by miracles.
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Simon
Philip
Jesus
America
Two Students Qualify For Honor Roll At Southwestern State College
Two Childress youths make the honor rolls at Southwestern State College Weatherford Ohlo Cheryl Denise Wakefield daughter of Mrs Bryce Marshall earned perfect grades and a place on the Presidents Honor Roll Thomas Earl Eubank son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Eubank is listed on the Deans Honor Roll.
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Childress
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Ohlo
Cheryl Denise Wakefield
Bryce Marshall
Thomas Earl Eubank
Vernon Eubank
Revival opens Wednesday with Rev Bryan Bailey evangelist
The House of Prayer revival begins Wednesday led by evangelist Rev Bryan Bailey. Local churches invite participation as events run through the week with nightly services and community outreach.
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House of Prayer
Bryan Bailey
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on work pace and dollar woes
The columnist notes that even with half a loaf, workers can muster four hours of effort, drawing a parallel to the international monetary community facing dollar problems. The tone remains wry and observational about common hardships.
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International Monetary Community
Groundhog weather, doors and long conversations
A humorous note on fickle forecasts and a door etiquette quip. The tone mocks local weather chatter and social annoyances with a light, period-voice flavor.
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