Tornado hits San Angelo near stock show rodeo
A pre dawn tornado swept through San Angelo Texas less than seven miles from the coliseum hosting the Stock Show and rodeo injuring four residents and damaging Burnett while rodeo winners earned 18951 dollars. Pow Carter of Fort Sumner NM won calf roping 1278 dollars and two Texans led bull riding Pete Gay Mesquite and Ronnie Hampton Stephenville tied for first and second with 844 dollars each Rex Bland Trent won steer wrestling 560 dollars. Joe Alexander Cora Wyoming won bareback riding 753 dollars while J C Bonine Hysham Montana won saddle bronc riding 675 dollars. Bonine also won at Baton Rouge last week where 12799 dollars were at stake.
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Denver
San Angelo
Texas
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Pow Carter
Fort Sumner
N.M
Carter
Pete Gay
Billy Minick
Ronnie Hampton
Stephenville
Rex Bland
Trent
Joe Alexander
Cora
Wyo
Happy Days
J. C. Bonine
Hysham
Mont
Bonine
Baton Rouge
Groundbreaking set for LeTourneau Memorial Center
Groundbreaking for the R. G. LeTourneau Memorial and Student Center at LeTourneau College is set for Saturday March 24 at 10 30 a m Dave Turner announces. Dr Richard LeTourneau will introduce Mrs R G LeTourneau guest of honor followed by a description of the Center and Memorial Section by Harold Richardson with recognition to students alumni and the LeTourneau Foundation. The ceremony will feature the Letro Loader a LeTourneau machine breaking the ground.
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R. G. LeTourneau
LeTourneau College
Dave Turner
Richard LeTourneau
LeTourneau
LeTourneau Foundation
Women Use Help Line Twice as Much as Men in New York
The Help Line Telephone Center reports women callers outnumber men two to one. About 50 percent of calls come from people under 30, most of them female. The center handles around 50,000 calls annually, started February 1970 by Marble Collegiate Church under Dr Norman Vincent Peale. About 35 percent of calls are mental health, 16 percent marital or family issues, and many calls stem from loneliness with volunteers calling shut-ins and lonely seniors to lift morale.
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H. Leslie Christie
Help Line Telephone Center
Marble Collegiate Church
Norman Vincent Peale Christie
Help Line
Working Women Support Families, Says Pioneer Western Official
W Scane Bowler, chairman of Pioneer Western Corp., notes that about 31.6 million of 83.8 million workers in 1971 were women. Fewer than 23 percent were single, with most married or sharing breadwinning. Divorced women grow fastest, while two or more earners rise 25 percent in six years to 19 million. Women influence household finances more through planning.
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Washington, D.C
W. Scane Bowler
Pioneer Western Corp
Bowler
Rand McNally Designers Chart Dense Modern Maps
Map designers at Rand McNally note modern maps can carry nearly 30,000 items of information and as many as 75 symbols and type pieces per square inch, reflecting heightened data density and detail in contemporary cartography.
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Rand McNally
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