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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
12
A reflective meditation on springtime nature and small acts of kindness. Tiny joys from cardinals and tadpoles to a month old puppy illustrate how little deeds and simple care can move mountains, shaping a hopeful, humble world.
A moral about jury deliberations cites cases where fast verdicts raised questions of fairness. It notes judges should not pressure jurors yet warns coercion may derail a trial, as in a murder case where a judge hinted contempt to push agreement and the verdict was overturned on appeal.
In Waco last Friday families gathered for Baylor graduation. Bob Carpenter weighs options between Air Force Officer Candidate School or an M.A. while Hank Durham enlists in the National Guard. Richard Frazier transfers to the University of Houston with a full scholarship and tuba spot in the Houston Symphony. Tarleton and TSU graduates, plus CHS alumni, are noted along with Cathy Fanning heading to Mexico for summer study. Rutgers PhD holder Ewell Rogers, native of Comanche, discusses apple nitrogen research in Colorado.
County agent notes that college expenses may far exceed home costs as a major family investment. HEW figures show public four year basic fees around 1000 a year and private about 2100, totaling 4000 to 8000 per child over four years. For a three child family the bill ranges 12000 to 25000, with books 160 per student yearly and transport 150 to 250. Including all costs private totals rise to about 32400 and public to 21600.
A simple method explains finding dry wood by locating a dead tree near camp. Tie a stone to a rope, cast over a limb, and pull to bring the wood down. The guide notes the firewood will crash to the ground when pulled.
A student in horticulture received a research fellowship funded by E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company through the Department of Horticulture and Forestry. He joined the American Society of Horticultural Science and earned a 1948 B S in Agricultural Education from Texas A M, with Alpha Zeta membership and horticulture department assistant experience. He was listed in Who's Who and won the Burpee Seed Company Scholar award.
The article highlights 1950 Tarleton College honors including a B S in agriculture with horticulture major and a 1953 horticulture M S. It recalls Lt Rogers’ WWII service at Anzio and current CSU Western Slope work. It also covers Tom Brightman’s UT graduation and 74 officers commissioned, with family attendance and future plans.
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