Licensing push strengthens day care standards in Texas
Article notes rising licensing efforts in Texas day care, aided by private groups and state agencies. Officials say more inspectors and education improved compliance, debunking baby-sitting myths, with growth in licensed non profit and commercial centers.
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Texas Association For the Education of Young Children
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Food price rise eyed at 15 percent for 1975
Frances E Rasonover, a nutrition specialist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, explains that recent estimates predict a 15 percent increase in food prices in 1975. Families earning under $20,000 may allocate 25 to 80 percent of income to food.
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Frances E Rasonover
Exas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
Freezing Helps Preserve Foods Says Home Demonstration Clubs
Delmelia Dann reports from Bosque County extension agent notes home demonstration clubs studied freezing to keep color flavor and nutritive quality. VA research links diet relief for alcohol related chemistry disorders. February GI Bill enrollment hits 74 548 first time, total 1.6 million. Call Meridian extension office for free publication Frozen.
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Bosque County
Veterans Administration
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Meridian
Coins Pouring From Mint Boosts Bosque County Money Supply
Special to the Record reports a Mint surge produced 11.6 billion coins valued at 541 million dollars in 1959. National coin totals reach 8.3 billion in circulation with local Bosque County receiving about 438 thousand dollars per population. Paper money totals stand at 68 billion dollars nationwide.
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Bosque County
Issington
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Treasury Department
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Park Row
Beef cutting demonstration at Bosque County farm event
The Bosque County Farm Bureau and Extension Service host a beef carcass cutting demonstration by Woodrow Bailey at 7:30 p.m. in Womack Church Education Building on April 29 as part of beef and forage field day plans. A separate field day at Albert Wirz Ranch near Koppers on May 2 features pasture systems and cattle records, ending with a Dutch treat barbecue at 7, priced $2.50, with meals arranged via Meridian extension offices.
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Bosque County Farm Bureau
Bosque County Extension Service
Womack Church
Woodrow Bailey
Albert Wirz
Koppers
County Extension Office
Soil Conservation Service
Meridian
Girls Intermural Volleyball Tournament at Clifton School
The Annual Girls Intermural Volleyball Tournament will be held 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday April 22 at Clifton Elementary School gymnasium. Sponsored by the Clifton High School junior class. Tickets open to the public. Participants are CHS freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors. Proceeds go to the Junior Senior Prom.
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Clifton Elementary School
Clifton High School
CHS
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