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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1973

Page

2

Public meetings open to citizens urged by Clifton Record

The Clifton Record urges residents to attend public meetings of city council, school board, and county commissioners. It notes state open session laws with stricter provisions starting January 1 and praises the paper’s coverage of such meetings to inform the public. Bill Jordan signs off with a call to civic participation.

Clifton City Hall Clifton Record City Council Clifton Independent School District Board of Trustees Bosque County Bill Jordan

Perspective on Food Prices from Mc Culloch Farm Bureau

The Mc Culloch Farm Bureau argues that inflation drives food prices, not shortages. It urges readers to keep perspective, noting no food shortage exists and praising American farmers for their work compared with other countries.

McCulloch Farm Bureau The

McCulloch Farm Bureau Warns on Rising Prices and Income Outlook

McCulloch Farm Bureau warns that money and credit growth outpace goods, pushing up farm prices while wages and benefits rise. It notes farmers may have lower net income this year than last. Also Governor Briscoe proclaims National MIA Day in Texas urging full accounting of captives and missing in action.

McCulloch Farm Bureau Texas Dolph Briscoe Lone Star State

Grapefruit as breakfast staple and snack idea

Karen Kreipke of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes grapefruit boosts nutrition with 50 calories per half and lists serving ideas from breakfast halves to broiled halves with marmalade. She explains how skin type signals juice content and advises selecting firm, heavy fruits free of decay. Senator Lloyd Bentsen discusses federal court reform to speed trials within 60 days, phased over three years, with penalties for delays and a call for resources to clear backlog while preserving constitutional rights. Drive carefully advice ends item.

Karen Kreipke Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University College Station Kreipke

Advice on dressing for older men stays polished

Marilyn Brown of the Texas A&M Extension explains aging changes fashion needs. She urges older men to buy small modern updates, adjust trousers for midsection, and choose front button sweaters for ease and warmth while preserving a sharp, confident look.

Marilyn Brown Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University College Station Miss Brown

Photographic History of Texas Politics Seeks Local Photos

Austin based Encino Press seeks candid photographs from Bosque County and other counties for a photo graphic history of Texas politics from the Republic era to the 1972 elections. Materials may be copied and credits given. copies may be returned.

Austin Encino Press Texas Republic of Texas Jack Danson Associates West Mary St Bosqué County Buck Barry C. M. (Mapes) Cureton Supreme Court H. ©. Odle State Highway Commission Fergusons

Social Security Benefits Expanded for Blind Workers

The law now allows some blind workers with vision at 20/200 to receive monthly Social Security checks without recent work requirements. Benefits depend on when blindness occurred and the worker's age at that time. Blind claimants previously denied should contact their Social Security office in Waco.

Social Security Administration Waco

Clifton Post Office Closed Monday in Memorial Day Observance

The Clifton Post Office will be closed on Memorial Day with lobby access for mail deposits and boxes. Most Clifton stores will also be closed. Sunday School at Corner Pecan and N Avenue E is at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Evening Worship at 6 p.m.

Clifton

Get Most Out Of Gasoline Costs

Commissioner White urges careful spending on fuel amid shortages. Consumers should verify pumps bear the official seal and test price accuracy at 10 gallons to spot undercharging. Check pump resets, attendant readings, and credit slips. report irregularities to Texas Agriculture Department offices or request the free pamphlet.

Commissioner White Agriculture John C. White Texas Department of Agriculture White Consumer Service Division Austin Lubbock Odessa Stephenville Tyler Houston San Antonio Pharr

Specialist Explains Fate of Herbicides After Application

Garlyn Hoffman of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service explains how herbicides begin to decompose once applied. Adsorption to soil particles largely determines fate, with soil type and herbicide composition affecting rates. Proper use prevents environmental harm and excessive misuse leads to problems.

Garlyn Hoffman Texas Agricultural Extension Service College Station Hoffman

Dr Goodall Urges Memorial Gifts For Heart Drive

Memorial chairman Dr. V D Goodall of Clifton asks the public to consider year round memorial gifts to the American Heart Association. He notes Memorial Day honors defenders and suggests gifts to fund research and education against heart disease. Group memorials can include offices unions clubs and inscribed scrolls for donors. Gifts may be sent to American Heart Association c/o Farmers State Bank Clifton 76634.

American Heart Association VD. Goodall Clifton Dr. Goodall Rin

Order of Eastern Star Regina Chapter meets in Clifton

Regina Chapter No 283 of the Order of Eastern Star holds regular meetings the first Monday each month at 7 30 p m at Clifton Texas Mrs Robert Rachulg is listed as contact for the chapter.

Joe Dahl Clifton High School Regina Clifton Texas Robert Rachulg

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Bill Jordan Gov Briscoe Indochina Ned U. S Lloyd. Bentsen D.-Tex Ser. Bentsen Sen. Bentsen Sen Bentsen Iam Co Sea Bentsen Congress Ya By Rebecca D. Radds Bosque County Historical Survey Committee Tom Ball Jim Ferguson Bosque Ferguson Farm Clifton Independent Baptist Church Pecan & N. Ave. E Jordan Publications, Inc West Fifth Street William T. Jordan Danny R. Ivey Rita F. Patterson John E. Finstad Beverly F. Jordan James W. Smith Alfred E. Olson Coryell Hill, McLennan Erath Johnson Somerville Hamilton Counties Order OF Eastern Star
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