Weather Forecast Liability Case Falls Short
A man sues the U S government after a hurricane hits earlier than predicted, drowning his wife. Courts dismiss, saying broad weather forecasting is not a legal guarantee or actionable negligence, though limited specific failures might change outcome.
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Weather Bureau
Rites Held For Randy Cagle Nine Year Old
Funeral services were held for Randy Cagle nine the son of Mr and Mrs William Carl Cagle of 5526 North Ath Abilene and formerly of Dublin He died about noon March 23 at Children's Medical Center Dallas after two days of illness The Rev Doval Roberts officiated and Jack Griffith assisted Burial was at Sipe Springs Cemetery He was born April 5 1962 in Dublin Survivors include his parents two sisters Rebecca and Tammy two brothers Jimmie Carl and Donald Ray paternal grandmother Mrs Pempie Estelle Baugh Abilene maternal grandmother Mrs Alta Shifflett Abilene paternal grandfather J W Cagle Stephenville and paternal great grandmother Mrs Ula Pearl Cagle Olden, Arlington visitors noted.
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William Randy Cagle
William Carl Cagle
Nath
Abilene
Dublin
Children’s Medical Center Hospital
Dallas
Harrell Memorial Chapel
Doval Roberts
Jack Griffith
Sipe Springs
Rebecca
Tammy
Jimmie Carl
Donald Ray
Pempie Estelle Baugh
Alta Shifflett
J. W. Cagle
Stephenville
Ula Pearl Cagle
Olden
Government Liability in Plane Crash Case Clarified
In a landmark ruling the court held the government liable for damages after a private plane crash that killed the pilot. The decision states that in localized situations the government must pay penalties for negligence, aligning with general wrongdoer accountability. Written by Will Bernard.
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American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Improve Your Pasture Grass
Floyd Key, County Agent discusses bermuda grass pastures and cattle disorders from mismanagement. Proper crossfencing, timely mowing or shredding, and judicious, concentrated fertilization improve forage quality, reduce thatch, and keep leaves leafy and nutritious for cattle.
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Floyd Key
Texas
Bermuda
Texas Promotes Sweet Beef and Onions Across the State
Floyd M. Key notes TAP plans spotlight honey onions and beef this month. A Texas rain-fed beef cook-off is set for April 20 in Austin along with Fiesta promotions and Beef-a-ramas. Texas leads in beef cattle on feed and onion production, with Hidalgo Deaf Smith Zavala Willey Camero counties highlighted.
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Texas Agricultural Program
Floyd M. Key
Texas
Austin
Leacing
Hidalgo
Deaf Smith
Zavala
Willecy
Cameron
Ney
Potassium and Crop Production Leaflet Available
Publication by Floyd M. Key and John Knox alerts growers to potassium role in yields and management. It outlines soil factors, deficiency symptoms, and best timing for fertilizer application. Copy obtainable at Extension office. Also notes Austin and San Angelo visits and local library offering Emil’s Pranks by Astrid Lindgren.
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Floyd M. Key
John 2Ox
Extension Service
A&m
Oetain
Emil
Astrid Lin¢eren
Meat consumption rises in 1971 per capita totals
Red meat intake per person reached 192.5 pounds in 1971 up from 186.5 in 1970 with pork driving the increase as hog slaughter rose and prices stayed low Beef accounted for 114.5 pounds per person next to veal lamb decline and a long term shift toward pork while Easter visits note local individuals Julie and Pastor Pinkerton and Robert Ormsby joining families for the Foster holidays.
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Flood Key
Rech
Prok Consumpton
Direct Distance Dialing Near Automatic Number Identification
Direct Distance Dialing and Automatic Number Identification equipment will be installed and in service May 21. Comanche one and two party line customers will have station to station long distance calls recorded and timed without a long distance operator. Access codes remain 112 for station to station, 110 for operator assisted calls. Repair service number will change to O Operator effective May 21.
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Comanche
G. Reese
Brownwood
Reese
Resse
Comanche Chief Publisher and Rates Notice
The Comanche Chief editor is J C Wilkerson with WM Wilkerson as managing editor and Mrs James Wilkerson as associate editor. Subscription rates listed including $5 yearly, $1 for six months in Comanche County and rural routes and $8 for six months elsewhere in Texas with minimum $4. Second class postage paid at Comanche Texas.
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J. C. Wilkerson
WM. PB. Wilkerson
James Wilkerson
Asoc
Comanche
Dublin
Gorresa
Blanket
Carbon
May
Zephyr
Ve Yeu County
Texas
It Did Rain Rainfall Punctuates Sunday Evening
A half inch of rain fell Sunday evening near Gore and Gerald Tang's places, accompanied by pea size hail. No reported wind or hail damage.
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Riu
Gore
Gerald Tang
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