Cotton Promotion Is Looking Up Leaders Say
Cotton faces competition from man made filters but gains ground with a 13 million dollar program of CPI NCC research and promotion. John W. Nigliazzo cites progress as area leaders meet in College Station to review CPI NCC plans and future cotton markets and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Nigliazzo
Hearne
Ramada Inn
College Station
Cotton Producers Institute-National Cotton Council
Nigliazzo
National Cotton Council
Carlton Power
Earle Younts
Lubbock
Macon Edwards
Memphis
Council
Power
CPI
Younts
Edwards
Manu
Carl Cotropia
John Nigliazzo
John Reistino
Gathan Reistino
Vence Corpora
Austin Hospital Teaches Girl To Save Herself And Others
Sue Gardner, a Hearne High School student with Bright's disease, learned peritoneal dialysis at Brackenridge Hospital and now dials herself at home. The five hour sessions occur three times weekly, costing over 7,000 dollars annually, with training overseen by Dr. Jack Moncrief and nurse Margaret Ann Moncrief. This medical training enables her to continue schooling and pursue vocational nursing.
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Austin Hospital
Sue Gardner
Brackenridge Hospital East
Austin
Bright
Sue
Hearme
Hearne High School
A&m
Bryan
Hearne
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Brackenridge Hospital
Jack Moncrief
Brackenridge
Margaret Ann
Bell Telephone Expands Huntsville Office with 874 Sq Ft Addition
W A Cowan, manager of Southwestern Bell, announced plans to add 874 square feet to the Huntsville office. The west-side extension will match the current building and face Second Street to house extra switches and central office gear. R B Butler Company of Bryan leads the project, targeting a November completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cowan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Huntsville
Second Street
Cowan
R. B. Butler Company
Bryan
Security Benefits Total 170000 for Robertson County
A record 170000 in monthly social security benefits is paid to Robertson County residents, up 3.8 percent from 1968. John H. Foy in the Bryan office notes 649 recipients under 60, including 374 under 18, 49 ages 18-21, and 226 ages 22-59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson County
John H. Foy
Bryan
Hearne School Board Delays Integration Decision
Hearne ISD postponed any action on HEW integration proposals at a special July meeting held in the Hearne High School band hall. About 150 white and Black residents attended as the board deferred a vote, citing Washington developments and a possible seven to ten day delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne School ‘Board of Trustees
Health, Education and Welfare ‘Department
Hearne High School
Hearne
HEW
North Side
Odis Hoyt
Washington
Ken Kennamer
Hoyt
Office of Civil Rights
North Side School
Brades
Leonard White
White
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Parcel Post Weight Limits Raised to 40 Pounds
Postmaster Maxwell Barkley announced a postal policy change raising the Parcel Post weight limit to 40 pounds for shipments between first class post offices starting July 1. The 72 inch length girth limit remains for all first class offices while smaller offices and star routes have a 100 inch combined length and girth limit. a 84 inch limit schedule applied to certain routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell ‘Barkley
Berkley
Alaska Hawelian
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Garland G. Grant
Hearne Public Schools
George Pharis
Chevrolet
Pharis
Chester Gardner
Nationalife Insurance Company
Lifetime Doors of Texas
West Side
Bell Telephone
Braves
Astors
Redlegs
Giants
Astros
Dodgers
Redlegs Braves
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