Rice Clinic Speaker Sees A Bright 60s For Rice
Robert G. Cherry economist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service outlined a favorable 1960s outlook for Texas rice at the Sixth Annual Rice Clinic held at the Community Center. He identified seven key factors likely to affect rice into the 1980s, including rising machinery costs and consumer demand shifts, while noting the U. S. remains third in world rice trade with a growing European market.
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Robert G. Cherry
Texas Agricultural Extension Service of
Texas A
M. College
Texas Pica
Community Center
Cherry
Texas
Rice
Hagle Lake
Garwood
American Rice Growers Associations
Doyle L Moore
C. F
RJ. Hedges
Carme
Ist of
America
Congressman Clark W. Thompson 9th Texas District
Congress channel outlines the failed minimum wage bills from the 86th Congress. Thompson recounts voting against initial proposals and notes two versions reemerging this year. He comments on wage increase scales from one to one fifteen dollars first year and rising to 1.25 in three years, arguing many workers already earn above one dollar per hour.
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Trouge of
Representatives
Senate
Congress
Barbecue at Nolatt Grasshof Draws Crowd
Nolatt Grasshof prepared the barbecue which drew a raise from all attending. The event gathered attendees who enjoyed the meal and socializing, reflecting community spirit.
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Nolatt Grasshof
Otto Berndt Fresh Class Favorite At Wharton Co JC
Otto Berndt was named Fresh class favorite at Wharton County Junior College last week by freshmen and sophomores. The freshmen chose Peggy Pol of Bay City and Otto Berndt of Bugle Lake. The sophomores selected Darla Huff of Old Ocean and Tory Gelloway of Wharton. Otto is the son of Mr and Mrs O EB Berndt and is a pharmacy major.
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Worr
Wharton
Cavity
Peggy Pol
Bay City
Otto Berndtt
Bugle Lake
Darla Huff
Old Ocean
Tory Gelloway
Otto
O. EB. Berndt
Voc Nurses To Get Capped Friday Night
Mrs B D Little af Wharton, graduate nurse and civic and church leader, will be the speaker for the filleeith annual capping exercises for Yotationa)
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B.D. Little Af
Wharton
Congressional Debate on Small Business Coverage and Minimums
Remarks discuss past bills expanding coverage to include small enterprises engaged in interstate commerce. The speaker opposes raising the minimum and advocates a compromise to protect small businesses in the 9th Congressional District while preserving federal noninterference.
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Wal
Neverage
Wharton JC Nurses Cap Ceremony Friday Evening
Nurses of Wharton County Junior College prepare for a capping ceremony Friday at 4 p.m. in Hutchins Memorial Student Union. Participants include Mileabeth Schivélimenni of Garwood Bardia Kubena Mergeret Wicks of East Bernard An BWigin Water Joe D Lease Ding Store in Eagle Lake and other graduates in this campus event.
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Wharton County Junior College
Hutchins Memorial Student Union
Mileabeth Schi
Vélimenni
Garwood
Bardia Kubena
Wicks
East Bernard
Eagle
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Rice Clinic
U. S
Europe
Garner
Thomas
iIr
Clark W. Thompson
Otto Berndt
Wharton Co. JC
Richmond
Eagle Lake Plumbing
Walter Reichert
Cadillac
Farmers Equipment Company, Inc
Eagle Lake
Clinic
Headlight
Blue Cross Sserapce
Blue Chass
Blue Shield
Ime
Mai
Blue Cross
Tre Blue Cross Cearance
Ch Cie
Offeruys
Gerviens Gurie
Pagans Ovey
Ty Vibe
Laughlin Clinic
First National Bank
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