Timber Tour Promises Free Forestry Advice In East Texas
Sam Ruegg Jr notes timber stands often underperform without care and urges landowners to join a free Forestry Tour in Karnack Texas on Saturday May 17 from 1 30 to 4 00 p m The event features experts from Texas Forest Service Soil Conservation Service International Paper and Thiokol plus extension agents guiding stands of Shortleaf Pine Slash Pine and Loblolly and discussing plantation establishment and thinning transport is provided and attendance is open to all interested parties
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Longhorn Antion Plant
Karnack
Texas
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Charles Hoag
International P Paper Company
Lin Risner
Texas Forest Service
Hal Brockman
The
Soil Conservation Service
George Alders
Tom Brantley
Trost Forester
Thiokol Chemical Corporation
Marion
Harrison
Gregg
Upstair
Statewide surveys to identify migrant children in Texas
Texas Commissioner of Education Dr M L Brockette relays a federal directive to survey all districts for migratory children. Identified children will receive services under the Texas Child Migrant Program funded by federal grants from 1976 onward. Local coordinators will verify eligibility, noting eligibility requires recent agricultural related moves within five years. The family of Margie Davis expresses thanks for support after her death.
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M. L. Brockette
State of
Texas
U. S. Office of Education
Little Rock
Arkansas
Roy Lee Harrison
Marvin McAlister
Bettie Gatlin
Jefferson Independent School District
Texas Education Agency
Pierrette Brueckner
County Savings Bond Totals Reported for March
Marion County Bond Chairman Hal bert McQuinn announced that March bond sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds totaled 2 92. First quarter 1975 sales reached 2 371, achieving 14 percent of the yearly goal of 60 000 dollars.
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Halbert McQuinn
United States Savings
Marion County
Briscoe Pushes Education Aid Bill For Texas Counties
Governor Dolph Briscoe promotes a proposed education aid bill to equalize taxpayer effort and raise Marion County funding from 834000 to 1283000 while promising no local tax increases for teacher salaries. He asserts the bill can pass in the current legislative session within existing revenues.
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Briscoe
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Marion County
Veterans urged to certify early for GI Bill benefits
Veterans should certify early to receive the first GI Bill check at their school. VA Regional Office Director Jack Coker advised veterans not yet enrolled but planning summer or fall terms to contact the campus VA Vet Rep or the Waco VA office. Most 1975 fall term attendees are already certified for ongoing benefits.
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Jack Coker
Veterans Administration
Coker
Waco
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