Recount Request Highlighted In Clifton City Election
The article details candidates for Clifton’s April 7 1973 city election, the presiding election official A R Fricke’s affidavit noting four absentee ballots were not counted, and the push for a recount led by candidate Davis. Officials discuss legal procedures, timelines, and the potential cost borne by the city if a recount alters the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Hoff
N. Ave. O. Clifton
Texas
Donald A. Gloff
M.D
Ave
M. Clifton
Essie Wilson Green
Sunset Ave
Clifton
A.M. Greenwade
Bosque
A. R. Fricke
City of
Secretary of State
Charles M. Isenhower
Davis
Isenhower
Hoff
Blewett
Bill Painter
E. W. McGee
Bosque County
Smith
Steck-Warlick Co
Austin
Open Dating Of Meat and Poultry Proposed By USDA
Dr. William J. Vastine explains that the U S Department of Agriculture has proposed open code dating for meat and poultry to aid consumers. Three date types exist pack date expiration date and pull date with potential cost to processors passed to buyers. Public comments are invited with a May 22 deadline to the USDA Hearing Clerk in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
William J. Vastine
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Vastine
Economist
Federal Register
Trinity Lutheran Church announces April church events
Trinity Lutheran Church Clifton Texas lists a week of activities from April 28 to May 3. Daylight saving time begins on Saturday with clocks moving forward. The schedule includes worship, Sunday School, a Meridian State Park picnic, various circles and committees meetings, and youth and choir activities.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Ave. I
Clifton
Texas
Ted Steenblock
Trinity Church
Meridian State Park
Esther
Rebecca
Mabel Brynhorne
Martha
Trinity
F. Hall
ALC
Priddy
Fellowship Hall
Mary Circle
Black workers more likely to be union members says labor department
U S Labor Department data show Black workers have higher unionization rates than white workers across multiple sectors. The findings highlight enduring disparities in union participation linked to race and employment structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Labor Department
Veterans urged to seek VA release of liability before selling homes
Veterans Administration Regional Director Jack Coker advised veterans to obtain a release of liability from the VA before selling GI home loans. A buyer must assume liabilities, be a good credit risk, and have income sufficient to cover payments. A release does not automatically restore loan entitlement unless compelling reasons exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Coker
Veterans Administration
G.I
Mr. Coker
Coker
Vaccine for calf diarrhea eyed in Bosque County
Texas Extension Service veterinarian Dr. James Armstrong says a new reo-like virus vaccine licensed by the USDA could reduce newborn calf losses in Bosque County. Developed by University of Nebraska, the vaccine should be used under local veterinary guidance, with early birth-time administration via oral spray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
James Armstrong
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
University of Nebraska
Armstrong
4-H Congress in Houston in July
The first Texas 4-H Congress will be held July 10 to 12 in Houston at the Shamrock Holton Hotel. Delegates ages 15 to 19 will help develop program ideas aligned with youth concerns. Goals include identifying issues for older youth and providing a value oriented, decision making themed experience. Expected attendance exceeds 500, including county delegates and members of the 1972 and 1973 Texas 4-H Councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Don Stormer
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Congress
Texas 4H Council
Stormer
Texas visitors spent 1.6 billion in 1972 report says
The Texas Highway Department reports out of staters left 1.6 billion in Texas in 1972 with autos and other travel financing 16.8 million visitors spent more per day, generating tax receipts and boosting the state economy. tourism ages incomes and travel patterns are detailed, with a free report available from Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Tom H. Taylor
Department
Travel & Information Division
Mr. Taylor
Highway Department
Taylor
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Austin
Maturity Key to Steady Dating Says Expert
Dorthy Taylor of Texas A&M notes steady dating blends casual nonmarriage involvement with exclusive dating. It lacks a built in marriage aim, risks limiting social activity and options, and may lead to marriage by default or early commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthy Taylor
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
College Station
Miss Taylor
County delegates set by 4-H per county total
Twenty six county agents state each county gets at least one delegate with extra seats based on older 4-H member counts. State council members excluded from county quota.
NYC Post Office Staff Surpasses Forty Thousand Workers
The New York City Post Office employs over 40 000 workers mirroring similar staffing levels in Chicago and Los Angeles. These cities also function as major inserting points for other population centers.
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New York City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Benefits Up For Disabled Young May Reach 13,000 People
The 1972 amendments broaden childhood disability eligibility to cover 13,000 more recipients including disabled children and their mothers in Waco area. About 17 million dollars in benefits may be paid this year as disability begins before age 22 rather than 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
Waco Social Se
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Hill, McLennan
Erath
Johnson, Somervell
Hamilton Counties
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