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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1974

Page

14

Commissioners Court approves payroll and personnel actions

A series of motions pass with all aye votes. Salaries and payrolls are set, a VA representative is approved for one day weekly with reimbursement of 31.15 for patient transport, Nima Tate moves to First Deputy’s salary, sheriff dispatcher pay rises 60.00 monthly, liability insurance for the sheriff’s office is approved, 62.50 welfare care payment to Comanche County Child, Mrs. Coy Stateville named Election Judge in Precinct 6, election judges for the coming year appointed, and plat approval for Commissioner Precinct No. 4 to be recorded. All motions carried.

Homer Miller Frank Seckinger Nima Tate Sam Phifer Sheriff's Office Comanche County Coy Stateville

June Traffic Toll in Comanche County Reported

The Texas Highway Patrol logged fifteen rural highway accidents in Comanche County in June 1974. The incidents caused two deaths and seven injuries for the month, bringing 1974 totals to fifty eight accidents seven deaths and thirty nine injuries in the county.

Texas Highway Patrol Comanche County A. A. Eggen

Peanut Legislation Not Due in 1974

Washington developments on July 8 and 9 halted peanut legislation for 1974. Growers and USDA had agreed on many points but key differences remained. Secretary Earl Butz and Chairman Poage deferred action, aiming to resume talks this fall for early next year.

Washington Ross Wilson Southwestern Peanut Growers’ Association National Peanut Growers Group Oilseeds and Rice House Agricultural Committee USDA National Grower Group Dawson Mathis Georgia Walter Jones North Carolina Mathis Earl Butz House Agriculture W. R. Poage Poage Butz Peanut Growers Groups Steering Committee Peanut Area Congressmen Emmett Reynolds NPGG Subcommittee

Peanut Pests Ravage Fields In This Area

Peanut fields in the area face ongoing damage from the Lesser Cornstalk Borer amid drought. Area II reports 46 fields with 30 infested. Area I 26 of 32 with 18.5 percent average. Area III 20 of 24 with 16.6 percent. Burrowing bugs found in Gustine and Proctor fields. Legislative talks with USDA continue amid fears for the peanut program.

Joel E. Curtis Area III Proctor Gustine

Vacation Bible School Scheduled To Begin Monday

Beginning Monday morning July 29 through Friday August 2 a Vacation Church School will be held at St Matthew's Episcopal Church 500 N Austin Comanche. The program runs 9:00 to 11:30 AM with Hope Lutheran Mission and St Matthew's sponsoring and Dallas Fort Worth high school students teaching. It will feature songs crafts and Bible lessons and aims for a large turnout of community children.

St. Matthew's — Episcopal Church Austin Comanche Hope Lutheran Mission St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Dallas-Ft. Worth God

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