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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1975

Page

2

Be careful with petty cash to deter crime

A advertiser argues urban unemployment worsens crime in rural areas and suggests precautions for businesses. Clifton Police speaker James warns money should not be left overnight, cash and petty funds deposited in banks, and unattended money avoided to reduce theft risks.

Clifton Police Peek James

Americans urged to eat more beef says Texas expert

Dr Ed Uvacek of Texas A&M University argues that Americans are not eating enough beef. Using the 3.5 ounce daily serving guideline and 116 pounds per capita figure from 1972, he shows adjustments for carcass losses and cooking reduce actual available cooked beef to about 61 pounds per person yearly. He notes 1973 beef consumption fell further and urges greater intake.

Texas Agricultural Extension Service American Association Ed Uvacek AHA Texas A&im University Avacek Aracel

Credit Laws Ban Discrimination in Texas 1973

The new Texas law limits credit discrimination by sex or marital status with August 1973 as the effective date. James Ress notes that Congress also includes fair credit billing provisions affecting any party’s responsibility in a credit transaction. The family resource management specialist from Texas A&M says the law applies to both spouses separately.

Owert Myers Texas Ohris Myers James Ress Texas Aegricultural Extession Service Texas A&m University System College Station Congress

Grass-Fed Beef Supply Outlook From Texas Experts

A Texas Agricultural Extension Service specialist in College Station says grass fed beef and veal are more available now due to feeder cattle numbers and weaker demand, but the surplus is temporary. Dr Ed Avacek agrees oversupply should ease within a year, stabilizing cattle feeding and beef production as prices rebound.

Texas Agricultural Asion Service Colleg Station Ed Uvocek Texas A&m University System Avacek

Good Old Friends Termed East

Dorthy Taylor of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes that strong friendships endure from middle years into old age. Neighborhood residence strengthens ties, and fewer but higher quality visits sustain older adults. Friends often come from same sex, marital status, and social class, remaining a key companionship source after spouses and work roles fade.

Taylor

Preschoolers Need Snack for Growth and Health

A Texas A&M Extension Service nutritionist notes preschoolers have small stomachs and need more frequent, nutrient rich snacks beyond three meals daily to support growth and energy. Snacking can slow adipose fat formation and promote muscle development in early years.

Sally Springer Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University System College Station

Drug Firm Elects Vykukal Its Executive Vice-President

Gefie Vykukal, former owner of Vykukal Pharmacy Clifton from 1953 to 1957, was named executive vice president of the firm’s Drug Corporation at a recent board meeting. He began as a salesman with Southwestern Drug in 1957, rising to general sales manager in 1966 and later to executive vice president and director of sales.

Vykukal Gefie Vykukal Vykukal Pharmacy Clifton Southwestern Drug Th Corpus Christi Pharmaceutical Foundation University of Texas Drug Travelers of Texas Texas Society of Hospital Pharmacists National Wholesalesociation

VA Urges Veterans to Inform Dependents of Death Benefits

The Veterans Administration urges 29 million living veterans to inform dependents of death benefits they may claim. VA cites 355,000 veteran deaths in FY 1974 with WWII veterans prominently affected, detailing burial and survivor benefits including dependency indemnity compensation, nonservice pensions for widows, and up to 250 for burial plus 150 plot allowance. Cremated remains may be interred in reduced graves. new national cemeteries will include columbaria.

Veterans Administration Jack Coker Coker National Cemeteries National Cemetery System

Did You Know Tips for Sewing and Reading Choices

Placing one-and-a-half inch tissue strips under jersey seams protects fabric from sewing machine abrasion, advised by Mrs. Vivian Simmons of the Texas Extension Service. For children, Trene Carrington of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service recommends colorful durable books with simple short stories.

Vivian Simmons Texas Texas Air University System College Station Trene Carrington Texas Agricultural Law

Aging Veterans Drive Shift Toward Younger VA Counselors

The VA reports the average age of living veterans rising with 4.3 million post Vietnam era veterans alongside 4.3 million World War II veterans. Nearly 1,900 counselors are Vietnam era veterans, with 56 percent under 35, while 23 percent served WWII or Korea. The VA has expanded to 58 regional offices and 17 VA hospitals, aiming to match veteran needs with a younger, more diverse staff.

Benefi Selors Coun Jack Coker Korea Avenge of the Vet

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