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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1977
Page
13
AP News features guidance on blossom end rot in tomatoes. Uniform soil moisture is key and deep watering helps. avoid frequent light waterings. Use mulch if irrigation is limited, prevent root injury, and manage nitrogen potassium and soluble minerals to reduce severity. Promptly pick affected fruit.
TPW estimates 300 people will die in water related accidents this summer in Texas. Of the total, 60 percent are under 30 and 80 percent are males. About 70 percent could swim if trained. Ninety percent of fatalities occur in public waters statewide. Harris County likely tops deaths compared with Dallas, Tarrant, and Bexar counties combined. Last summer deaths reached 241 due to bad weather.
The Texas court citation orders J W Kindley to appear in Gregg County Domestic Relations Court Longview to answer a petition seeking termination of the parent child relationship and adoption consent. The 1977 notice warns of possible conservator appointment and a 90 day unserved deadline. A second article notes a 2625 mile 12 billion dollar natural gas pipeline inquiry led by Justice Berger involving Arctic communities and Eskimo and Indian witnesses in British Columbia.
Sealed bids are invited to supply labor and materials for constructing a fence with gates on Gladewater Loop 485 right of way from Pine Street on US 271 to near McKaig Chevrolet on US 80. Approximate footage 205M. Bids due by 7:30 p.m. May 12, 1977. opened at the May 12 council meeting.
In New Harmony Indiana artisans uncover an 1876 sign painted on a building for the Centennial Saloon. The sign is being preserved as the structure will house 19th century antiques on view and for sale to visitors in the historic district.
Fruit and vegetable markets show moderate eggplant prices and steady potato costs. Rutabagas and squash supply tight, while cabbage carrots broccoli collards greens remain economical. Avocados and pineapples rise in availability, strawberries steady with good quality, oranges ample, grapefruit down, pears plentiful, melons costly.
Prices hold steady on fryer chickens across markets with some specials on whole and cutup fryers and on turkey parts. Eggs and pork show attractive values, with Boston butt roasts and chops, and duck and beef cuts highlighted. Frozen and canned goods offer vegetables and staples, while apples vary by type. Stainless steel details note chromium content and austenitic class with nickel content.
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