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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
6
Bosque County Extension Agent explains common lint problems in laundering. Five key factors cause cling: improper sorting, too little detergent, insufficient water, overloading, and overdrying. Improve by cleaning lint filters, sorting correctly, using proper detergent amounts, avoiding overloading, and timely drying to prevent static and pilling.
Emergency cash cushion advice and home economics tips appear alongside a football recap. The Cubs earned their third win of the year 20 to 0 over Hamilton Clifton with standout players Kincheloe Eadleman and Blakley.
The U S Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service notes excellent dove hunting in the Leon Bosque Resource Conservation and Development Project. It urges landowners to lease hunting rights, pool lands, and improve habitat through food plots, grazing management, and water access while addressing free hunting traditions and small land holdings.
Patricia A Bradshaw of Texas A&M Colege Station advises mobile home owners to plan space carefully. She notes typical rooms are narrow and long and suggests re arranging for better traffic flow, choosing durable fabrics, and selecting lighter scaled furniture and window treatments to create a impression of openness.
Frances Reasonover of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service urges shoppers to reassess what goes into their carts. She highlights beans and milk as neglected yet nutritious foods that offer economical protein and calcium options compared with meat and cheese.
Valencias oranges turn green when ripe due to chlorophyll returning after spring warmth. As fruits stay longer on trees they become sweeter and greener, making green ripe Valencia oranges sweet and fully ripe. They are in season February to November and provide vitamin C with 65 calories each.
Marilyn Brown of Texas A and M predicts a strong knit trend with bulky knee length coats and belted wrap jackets. She notes updated details such as shawl collars, waist high ribbing, and new textures from mohair to boucles, with fall colors from dust to maroon and metallics for evening wear.
VA figures show fiscal year 1973 GI Bill schooling enrollments exceed 2.1 million, with 1.2 million in college and 756000 in other schools. The surge reflects earlier veterans using benefits before the 1974 expiration and ongoing training programs until 1975.
Texas counties show comparatively smaller tax increases and even grant tax reductions. Experts from Texas A&M say the five member Commissioners Court and elected officials drive efficiency because officeholders depend on voter support, making county government economical and responsive to public needs.
A family life education specialist from Texas A&M discusses how honesty from divorced parents helps children cope. She argues many myths fuel distrust, including insisting the absent parent still loves the child. truthful discussions about assets, strengths, weaknesses, and reality build trust and resilience.
Texas A&M horticulturist Everett Janne notes container gardening grows plants from petunias to pines. Containers must be strong moisture resistant, with drainage. frequent watering and regular feeding keep plants thriving while mobility aids placement and transport.
VA official details eligibility timelines for Post Korean veterans. They have two years for flight training and on the job or farm options, with other schools expiring May 31 1974. Eight year eligibility applies, varying by law dates. Rates of use lag: 34 percent for Post Korean vs 42 percent for newer GI Bill recipients. Age and education level hinder classroom return. average post Korean veteran is six years older than Vietnam era peers and high school completion is lower.
Editor notes veterans and families ask many questions about VA benefits. The article lists answers on media donations, drug rehab help, and numbers of centers for spinal cord injuries and prosthetics, with guidance to contact nearest VA office for details.
Patricia A. Bradshaw of the Texas Agricultural Extension System urges using living plants to inject intimacy and personality into rooms. She advises matching placement size and container style to furniture, and recommends simple containers that harmonize with the surroundings.
The VA closed FY 1973 with 365 000 GI home loans totaling 8.4 billion dollars, the highest in 16 years, and the Waco region issued 14 947 loans worth 310.5 million. Conventional and mobile home loans rose, with mobile loans up 32 percent to 5,900.
Advice from Texas A&M experts covers kid rainwear fit style and fabrics plus how to choose durable washable coats. It also covers cautious marriage timing and a guide to monthly cereal costs for families.
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