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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1977

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Grand Jury Returns 34 Indictments in Comanche County

Comanche County's 52nd Judicial District grand jury returned 34 open indictments for 24 defendants on March 9. Cases include rape, theft by check, burglary, DWI, and possession charges. Arraignment date not set. Governor Briscoe creating 220th District. Vance tipped as future prosecutor.

Comanche County 52Nd Judicial District Court Grand Jury Ruth Page Leslie Vance Page Byron McClellan Gatesville Bosque, Comanche Hamilton Coryell County Bobby Cummings Andy Campbell Dolph Briscoe Briscoe Vance Clifton

Agriculture Day highlights Texas farm contributions

March 21 marks Agriculture Day in Texas with Comanche County farmers contributing 42.872 million dollars in 1975 cash receipts and government payments. State totals show 5.9 billion in 1975, with 6 billion projected for 1976, while Comanche County livestock and crops are valued at 25.748 and 16.983 million respectively. Betty Oliver of Gustine chairs the Spring Special Event for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to recruit volunteers and raise funds for research and care. The drive informs the community about CF, its genetic basis, and current lack of a cure.

Texas Comanche County John C. White Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Betty Oliver Gustine Cystic Fibrosis Foundation

Baylor Coach Teaff to Speak at Comanche Chamber Banquet

Grant Teaff Baylor head coach will be guest speaker at the Comanche Chamber of Commerce banquet at Comanche High School on Thursday March 24 at 7 00 p m The article details Teaffs rapid rise and impact at McMurry and Baylor including conference titles rankings and All Star coaching roles. Tickets cost 4 and are sold by chamber board members or office.

Grant Teaff Baylor Comanche Chamber of Commerce Comanche High School Teaff The Baptist University Baylor University Angelo State University Bears Bruins Illinois Auburn South Carolina Cleve Franklin Houston Texas Tech A&m Texas Arkansas McMurry College Red Raiders Texas A&i Waco Kelloy Texas Baptist Convention FCA Snyder High School Carl Herod San Angelo College McMurry Tom S. Lubbock High Lubbock Jim Trinkle Fort Worth Star - Telegram Chamber

Five Seek Sidney Posts for School Board Seats

Five candidates for three places on the Sidney Independent School District board of trustees have been certified. Newcomers Tommie Jones and Carl Welch join incumbents Jackie Clark, Kenneth Gibson, and Norman Chandler in the race.

Sidney Independent School District Board of Trustees Henry Spalding Tommie Jones Carl Welch Jackie Clark Kenneth Gibson Norman Chandler

Olan Hicks Named Outstanding Peanut Farmer of the Year

Olan Hicks of Rt. 3 Comanche was chosen by the Comanche Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee as Outstanding Peanut Farmer of the year. The honor was announced at the quarterly breakfast on March 15 at the Golden Arrow Cafeteria. Hicks and his family own 380 acres, lease 420, grow 400 acres of peanuts, and operate 50 to 75 head of stocker cattle on 800 total acres.

Olan Hicks Comanche Chamber of Commerce Chamber Agricultural Committee John Lochridge James Mercer Olan Louise Rt. 3 Chamber of Commerce Golden Arrow Hicks Chamber The East Side Baptist Church

Comanche County Peanuts Shine As National Leader

March marks National Peanut Month as Comanche County leads in acreage and yield. The region hosts 1,161 peanut farms with 55,314.5 acres harvested in 1976 from 955 farms, yielding 74,725,247 pounds at an average 1,351 pounds per acre. Weather and pests affect timing and losses. growers there study conditions to maximize gains.

Comanche County Texas ASCS

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Paticulture Agrica NEW Chamber OF Commerce Carl Wright Gail Conway Joe Causey Gary Lacy Rusty Carnes Frank Powers Ken Hagood Sidney Lochridge Comanche Lawton Oklahoma Board Church Gustine Highway Harvey Hicks Jackie Lynn Hicks
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