Welcome To Clifton Central Texas Fair and Rodeo Welcomed
The Clifton Record with the Clifton Chamber of Commerce and Central Texas Fair Association greets visitors for the 43rd Central Texas Fair and 24th annual Rodeo. It invites enjoyment of parade rodeo livestock exhibits entertainment and meals over the three day event in Clifton Texas.
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Clifton Record
Clifton Chamber of Commerce
Central Texas Fair Association
Central Texas
Val
Clifton
Editorials on Nixon Ford transition spark reader interest
Clifton Record presents letters and opinions from local figures on President Ford's inauguration and Nixon's resignation. Poage Logan Tower and Bentsen share views on unity, governance, and the Watergate era while noting economic and justice reform issues and regional concerns.
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Bosque County
U. S
Ford
Poage
Sam Logan
Bosque County Families Included in Land Heritage Program
Additional Bosque County families join the Family Land Heritage program with 114 statewide honorees. Qualifying families must demonstrate continuous land use since 1874 or earlier, hold at least 10 acres, and produce $50 or more from agriculture. Recognition at the State Fair in the fall, plus local honors, awaits those certified by Judge C. K. Ward Jr and approved by Commissioner John C. White.
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Bosque County
R. T. Williams
Texas Department of Agriculture
Robert H. Barnett
Valley Mills
Milton Dahl Sr
Milton Dahl Jr
Clifton
Texas
Williams
Texas Agriculture
John C. White
White
Commissioner White
P. O. Box
Austin
C. K. Ward Jr
Gains In Heart Research In Texas Highlight Advances
The American Heart Association Texas Affiliate notes heart disease deaths remain highest among causes but cites major progress in research and therapy. It mentions rheumatic fever yielding to drugs and advanced surgery aiding normal lives, with Texas centers driving many developments. Memorial gifts support the Heart Fund via the Memorial Program in Waco.
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American Heart Association
Texas Affiliate, Inc
Texas
Association
New Rd
Waco
VA Answers Vets Questions on GI Bill and Life Insurance
Vietnam era veterans use the current GI Bill at higher college participation rates than WW II and Korean War veterans. College plus non college participation for Vietnam veterans exceeds prior cohorts. For Veterans Group Life Insurance, eligible veterans can apply within one year by sending evidence of good health to the Office of Servicemen's Group Life Insurance in Newark New Jersey.
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Office of Servicemen’s Group Life Insurance
Wasington St
Mewark
N. J
Letters To The Editor Thanks For The Record Support
A letter from Mrs. Floyd Eggen of 3204 Old Jacksonville Rd Tyler 7701 expresses gratitude for the newspaper’s writeup and picture and says they really enjoy receiving The Record.
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Floyd Eggen
Jacksonville
Tyler
Teaching Children To Eat Right For Lifelong Habits
A Texas A&M extension specialist warns against letting a child eat only preferred foods and using vitamins to cover nutrient gaps. She urges parents to model varied eating, reoffer disliked dishes, and involve children in meal prep and selection to foster diverse, healthier eating habits.
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Frances Reasonever
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas Asm University System
College Station
Growth Seen For Cattle Feeding In Texas Through 1980
Texas cattle feeding is projected to reach 7.3 million head by 1980, up 70 percent from 4.3 million in 1972, driven by population growth and rising per capita income. Avacek notes the Panhandle will lead growth with larger feedlots and notes potential regulatory and tax changes could affect Texas leadership in cattle feeding.
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Texas
Ed Uvacek
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Uvacek
Texas Fed
Avacek
Texas Panhandle
High Plains
Amarillo
Aracek
Planning a Retirement Beyond Social Security
An economist from Texas A&M urges careful planning for retirement, stressing self-employed workers can retire 62 to 72, need additional income beyond Social Security, and should arrange income strategies such as farm rental, installment sales, or annuities before retirement. Inflation will raise future needs and most benefits cover only basic living costs.
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Texas A&m University
College Station
Wayne Hayenga
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Hayenga
Texas
Land Promoters Use Free Offers to Woo Home Buyers
Lillian Cochran of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service warns that free cookware trips and dinners used by land promoters lure people to housing projects. She notes such offers often require commitments or earnest money and that costs are typically folded into land or home prices.
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Lillian Cochran
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
Miss Cochran
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