Cotton prices ease with weeklong slide in High Plains
Prices for old crop cotton fell about five dollars per bale as the High Plains market shows mixed lots and mostly grades 42 and better. New crop lots brought around 53.25 cents per pound with staples 30 and 31 and micronaire 3.5 to 4.9. Gins paid 115 to 130 dollars per ton for cottonseed. USDA AMS notes grades 41 51 42 52 distribution with bark reductions and staple lengths 31 to 33.
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LHS Senior Named Private First Class in Marines
Lamesa High School senior James E. Daniels was awarded a Private First Class warrant in the U.S. Marine Corps. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Daniels of 212 South Houston. Daniels joined Sept 28 and will report to boot camp June 4, 1979 under the combat arms program with a $2,500 bonus after six weeks of training. Barrow noted he is the sixth Lamesa recruit this year, with four remaining in school and two already at boot camp.
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Barrow
U.S. Marine Corps
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