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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
6
Amstar argues rising sugar costs come from fuel transportation packaging and working capital for refineries. The firm notes its profit margin remains about three cents per dollar, below the five cent average for U.S. manufacturers, and says grocers delay price hikes. Sam Logan of The Madisonville Meteor questions who bears the blame amid the sugar price surge.
The piece quotes Sam Logan on news media role and accountability for economic fear. It reports Clifton’s stray dog issue and Texas Veterinary Medical Association guidance on pet responsibility, spaying, and population control. It closes with an Interscholastic League remark defining profanity.
Joyce Weehunt explained transactional analysis as part of guidance service to trustees. They approved the band to participate in the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo parade on January 24 using two school buses. Donald Hennig may attend a midwinter coaching school in San Antonio in February. CISD renewed its Texas Association of School Boards membership.
A Texas A&M Extension Service specialist notes that changes in a young child’s routine can cause anxiety. Parents should observe, discuss feelings, and avoid punishment for anxious behavior to reduce stress and help the child feel secure.
A church notices column from Clifton Record on January 9 1975 invites readers to attend a church of their choice, signaling community religious life and local schedules.
Dr Barbara Sears with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes year over year increases in diphtheria infectious encephalitis gonorrhea meningococcalis ascetic meningite tuberculosis typhoid fever strep throat and scarlet fever across Texas A&M University System area stressing the need for awareness and prevention.
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