Texas Trial Lawyers Endorse Broad Reform Against No Fault
Texas Trial Lawyers Association backs sweeping reforms to automobile accident litigation and insurance. They propose comparative negligence, lower rates with deductibles, streamlined court procedures, and universal driver safety measures while opposing current no fault plans.
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Austin
Texas Trial Lawyers Assn
George B. Powers
Wichita
Kansas
American Bar Assn
Philip Peters
New Hampshire
International Assn. of
Ned Price
State Insurance Board
Peters
Trail Lawyers
Frank Abraham
Houston
Texas Trial Lawyers
Ing
Massachusetts
Abraham
Texas Trial Lawyers Association
American College of Trial Lawyers
Tops Club Members Elect Queen of the Week
The Comanche Tops Club met October 18 in the A. E. A. room with 12 members present. Myra Nell Gore Peggy Sliger and Faye Evans reported on their trip to San Angelo for the Area Recognition Day convention on October 16. Sara Lou Cox was named the Queen of the Week.
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Sara Lou Cox
Comanche Tops Club
Myra Nell Gore
Peggy Sliger
Faye Evans
San Angelo
Ecology Session Set at Kerrville Meeting in November
Ecology and environment will be highlighted at a Professional Agricultural Workers of Texas gathering in Kerrville on November 23. Leaders from various institutions will discuss the theme Reason or Ecology Induced Hunger with Floyd Key noting broad participation.
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Professional Agricultural Workers of Texas
Kerrville
Texas
Floyd Key
Comanche County
Japan Likes Our Ag Products
Comanche County ASC chairman James S. Couch notes strong U S Japan trade ties with Japan importing more U S agricultural goods than any country. He cites six million tons of feed grains and multi‑million dollar values in soybean and wheat exports, with Japan as a major buyer of U S cotton and tobacco. He highlights growth in Japanese disposable income and meat demand, and explains how efficient U S producers meet Japan’s expanding livestock feed grain needs, boosting world agriculture.
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Comanche County
U. S
James S. Couch
Couch
Japan
ASC
Clifford M. Hardin
Harding
United States
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Hardin
Waterfowl stalking and a paired hunt method explained
The article describes waterfowl stalking as close approach rather than sneaking from a distance. It details terrain and wind considerations, front and rear hunter roles, and how teams alternate positions to maximize success with ducks and geese. It also briefly mentions agricultural trade talks with Japan and notes a small local garage sale section.
Prussic Acid Poisoning Warns Cattle in Local Pastures
Johnson grass and sorghum hybrids trigger prussic acid poisoning in cattle. Cases include 260 cows turned onto wilted Johnson grass where 27 died next morning. 29 cows in a field with volunteer Haygrazer, 13 died. Toxicity can kill within minutes to 12 hours. avoid grazing hungry cattle. Samples can be tested by the Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory for $2 per sample. Porch sale notice follows.
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Floyd Key
Comanche County
Texas
Peucsieava
Erin
Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
Key
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