Farmers Eligible For Peanut Loans
Agriculture Secretary Bergland announced 1977 peanuts contaminated by Aspergillus flavus, which can produce aflatoxin, will be eligible for government price support loans at $340 per ton for moldy peanuts not yet marketed. Normal peanuts loaned about $430 per ton. contaminated peanuts diverted from edible use and later used for oil and byproducts.
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Bob Bergland
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City Sets Date for Second Hearing on Block Grant
De Leon schedules a second public hearing at City Hall on Tuesday December 6 at 6:00 p.m. The session informs residents about the $250 000 1977 block grant awarded to De Leon in October, with all phases including house rehabilitation explained. Citizens are urged to attend.
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De Leon
Upcoming Basketball Games Schedule
Friday December 2 B Team and Varsity Kittens and Varsity Bearcats at Gorman. Monday December 5 Junior High Girls and Boys host Teams from Gorman. Tuesday December 6 B Varsity Bearcats at Rising Star.
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Gorman
Rising Star
License Required For Fur Trappers In Texas
Texans planning winter fur trapping must hold a license. A resident trapper license costs 5 pounds. Beaver otter license also 5 pounds. Open seasons run mirk November 15 to January 15, muskrat November 15 to March 15, and other fur bearing animals December 1 to January 31.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
De Leon Merchants Stay Open Thursday Nights Through Christmas
De Leon merchants will remain open until 8 00 p m each Thursday night through Christmas for shoppers.
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De Leon
De Leon Chamber Receives Muscular Dystrophy Award
The De Leon Chamber of Commerce earned a plaque at the Muscular Dystrophy Association Awards Banquet in Fort Worth on November 18. About 300 attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Locke, as district patients and supporters were honored. The plaque honors support for the fight against muscular dystrophy.
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De Leon
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Muscular Dystrophy Association
De Leon Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Locke
Meal program for senior citizens begins in De Leon
Comanche County joins West Central Texas Council of Governments Title VII Nutrition Program for Aging Citizens. The no charge meals with a voluntary contribution start Friday December 2 at 11 45 to 12 15 in the Senior Citizens Center. Eligibility 60 or older or spouse. meals funded by contributions and about 70 cents per meal. Menu includes oven fried chicken and beans on Friday and beans and franks on Wednesday with sides and desserts.
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Comanche County
Texas Council of Governments
Texas
De Leon
Senior Citizens Center
December 14 Farm Strike Set by American Agriculture
Farmers nationwide plan a December 14 strike to halt planting selling and buying, demanding 100 percent parity for all agricultural products. organizers in Springfield Colorado say 175 strike offices exist in 42 states and Teamsters Union pledges not to cross primary picket lines.
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U.S
American Agriculture
Springfield
Colorado
Craig Bryant
Teamsters Union
Seventeenth Annual County Pecan Show Set for December 3
Comanche County Extension Agent Floyd M Key announced the Seventeenth Annual Pecan Show will be held December 3 at De Leon City Hall. Entries from Texas growers must meet rules on growth, ownership, and minimum nut counts with judging based on size appearance color kernel quality and taste.
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De Leon City Hall
Floyd M. Key
Comanche County
Texas
Comanche County Pecan Association
De Leon
Farmers Strike Demands Parity Across Agricultural Markets
Bryant calls for marketing products at 100 percent parity and immediate halt to meat livestock imports until parity prices are achieved. He defines parity as covering cost of production and living costs relative to all prices. About 800,000 farmers join the strike amid unprecedented agricultural unrest.
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Bryant
Paula Thomas Wins Final Football Contest for $100 Prize
Paula Thomas won the final football contest with a perfect entry totaling 28 points in the Wall-Aledo game. Several others also achieved perfect entries, while many missed only one game. The item notes concerns about farming, predicting higher food prices as agriculture consolidates, citing 1977 as a pivotal year.
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PAULA THOMAS
Paula
H. G. Davis
Ann Weaver
Sam Weaver
Joanne Hardin
Sheryl Key
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