Clifton Record awards reflect reader support and 1974 recognition
Clifton Record staff celebrate two 1974 Texas Newspaper Contest awards from the Texas Press Association, winning second in column writing for Opinion and third in editorials for community newspapers. The paper also notes its National Blue Ribbon designation for 1974, with judges from national journalism circles.
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Clifton Record
Texas
Texas Press Association
Clifton
Louisiana Press Association
United States
National Journal
Sam Logan
Madisonville Meteor
TPA
Madisonville
Clifton Record seeks new Crossroads correspondent in Norse area
The Clifton Record bids farewell to Crossroads correspondent Mrs. Milton Brown who has moved to the city. The paper requests a Norse area resident to report community happenings with a weekly column offering creative writing for modest pay.
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Milton Brown
Crossroads
Clifton Record
Record
Lawmakers press action over meat supply and export loans
Senator Tower warns feedlot dependence risks high meat prices and shortages. Congressman Poage calls for swift federal relief and lower cattle prices, while Senator Bentsen seeks to curb Export-Import Bank loans that subsidize foreign competition. Remarks cite farm economy threats and potential legislative steps.
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Tower
W. R. Poage
D.-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
U. S
Lloyd Bentsen
Export-Import Bank
Soviet Union
Kama River
Russia
Bentsen
Exim Bank
Congress
Mid Texas Communications declares quarterly dividend
The board of directors of Mid Texas Communications Systems Inc declares a quarterly dividend of 7 cents per common share. Payment date is July 15, 1974, to stockholders of record as of July 1, 1974.
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Mid- Texas Communications Systems, Inc
Dustcloths from home recipes save money and risk
Delmelia Dunn outlines four methods to make dust absorbing cloths at a fraction of store prices. Techniques include waxing jars with furniture polish or paste wax, lemon oil in boiling water, kerosene in hot water, and a ammonia finish with oil, all storing in covered jars after drying.
Unsafe Cribs Safety Rules and Warnings
Patricia Bradshaw of the Texas A&M Extension Service outlines a new U S Consumer Product Safety Commission crib regulation with features like closer slats safe locks and sturdy edges. She gives advice for existing cribs including fitting mattresses non toxic refinishing bumper pads six straps and safe positioning to prevent injuries.
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Patricia Bradshaw
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Miss Bradshaw
Skunks Highlighted as Insect Eaters and Beneficiaries
An article notes skunks eat many harmful insects such as grubs cutworms and potato beetles with studies showing 115 000 white grubs destroyed on an eight acre Canada tract and 60 to 90 percent of caterpillars in a New Mexico outbreak. It adds skunk diets include small animals fruits reptiles and poultry less than one percent of 1000 skunks studied contained poultry remains. It also covers fur value and musk use in perfumes and VA health service notes including alcoholism units at 14 veterans hospitals by July 1 and GI loan protections and mobile benefits outreach in 1973.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Canada
New Mexico
LVN Convention Honors Nurses at 23rd State Meeting
The 23rd annual licensed vocational nurses convention was held at the Galvez Hotel in Galveston in June 2022. Attendees included Dorothy Walsleben Margie Flory Nancy Chaney and Ora Gilmore from Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home Turnersville and the Veterans Administration Waco.
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Galvez Hotel
Galveston
Dorothy Walsleben
Margie Flory
Goodall-Witcher
Hospital Foundation
Nancy Chaney
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Ora Gilmore
Turnersville
Veterans Administration
Waco
Odor control in Texas feedlots explored by engineering expert
Dr. John M. Sweeten of Texas A&M discusses how temperature moisture and oxygen affect feedlot odors. He notes warm weather increases odor, moisture boosts emissions, and aerobic versus anaerobic digestion drives odor production. Methods include aeration dry manure management rapid drainage and early odor source separation.
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Texas
John M. Sweeten
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Texas A&m University System
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Sweeten
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Panoa Watchman
Panola Watchman
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Sam D. Logan Jr
Linda
Steven
Sam
John Tower
R.-Tex
Wide
Bob Price
Richard M. Nixon
Poage
Subcommittee On Livestock and
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House Committee On Agriculture
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Senator Bentsen
Exim
Aerospace and Chemical Industries
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Dallas Morning News
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Lakewood
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Danny R. Ivey
John
Finstad
Beverly F. Jordan
Alfred & Olson Adv. Sales Rep
Bosque County
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Coryell
Hill, McLennan
Erath
Johnson
Somervell
Hamilton Counties
Glilion Record
Delmelia Dunn
Delmelia
Dunn County Extension
Barry Kahan
Kamal Mittal
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Baldwin Tom
Chicago
VA Research Hospital
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