Cow Herd Increase Possible Without Adding Acreage
Texas A and M agronomy expert Paul Marion advocates semi confinement cow calf operations to raise herd size without more land. At the Grain Sorghum conference in Spur he cites higher net returns, lower land needs, and controlled feeding, while noting higher investment and management requirements.
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Duane Howell
Paul T. Marion
Texas Agicultural
Marion
Kuk
Lubbock
Grain Sorghum Producers Association
Texas Grain Sorghum Producers Board
Rds
Minh Plains
Mario
Pear Mus
East
Texas
Stiles
West Texas
Fee Ford
Marton
House Approves Newsmen Bill Amid Senate Disagreement
Lawmakers pass the measure granting newsmen certain rights as Senate opposition grows. The House backs the bill while Senate committees weigh constitutional and practical impacts. The debate centers on press access and proposed protections for journalists in various settings.
POWs Taught Each Other Wrote Poetry in Vietnam Camps
Maj Charles G. Boyd described prisoners of war in North Vietnam sharing knowledge and creating poetry during captivity. He recalled studying language and literature, telling stories of films and books, and predicting POW poetry may be published. Boyd, a 3rd Air Force officer from Iowa, plans further study after convalescence.
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Wichita Falls
Vietnam
Charles G. Boyd
Air Force
Boyd
Henry Martin Robinson
Rockwell City
Iowa
Wichits
Kaw
Baylor University
Waco
Hearing On Alcoholism Control In Lubbock Tonight
A regional plan to curb alcohol abuse and alcoholism is the topic of a public hearing at 7 30 p m in Lubbock City Hall Council chambers. The session, open to ideas, is sponsored by the South Plains Association of Governments SPAG and the regional planning committee.
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Lubbock
Alcoholism Advisory Committee
Planning Commission of
South
Plains Association of Governments
Texas Commission
Alcoholism
Plains 14
Due Mare T
Garza County
Lubbock Trustees Approve Insurance Through Local Agents
Lubbock ISD trustees vote to continue purchasing insurance via the Lubbock Association of Insurance Agents with two absences. A coordinated committee will consult on policies while administrators and local experts set property value. A decision on renewing the $33.4 million property coverage will follow rate changes.
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W. Eugene Smith
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock School
Lubbock Association of Insurance Agents
Garnet Reeves’ Jr
Joan Ervin
Bill Tucker
Byron Martin
Robert McKelvy
Association of Independent Agents
John Shropshire
Insurance Board
Bill Larmer
Waters
Shropshire
County Office microfilm equipment get priority
Cort oners Court studied the use of nearly $49 000 in county and district clerks offices equipment and retrofits tied to federal revenue sharing funds Lubbock County holds over $300 000 in 1972 revenue in the bank with quarterly allocations to begin in April The panel weighed capital improvements versus operating expenses and eyed tax rate effects while urging careful spending guidance from auditor Royal Ferguson and fellow commissioners
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Vaughn Hendrie
Avalanche-Journal
Cortoners Court
Lubbock County
Lubbock Memorial Civic Center
County
Royal Ferguson
Alan Brazell
Brazell
Max Arrants
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