Texas Cotton Output Forecast Drives Market Movements
Lubbock County leads Texas with an estimated 215000 bales, closely followed by Dawson and Gaines. Market forecaster Ray Anthis notes daily grain receipts near 200000 pounds per carload, with potential peaks to 80 carloads daily on a strong market. The SWC race features Tech and Oklahoma teams, while grain outlook cites 324 hopper carload receipts so far and a crop finally nearing harvest in the Plains states.
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Lubbock Grain Exchange
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Ken Goughnour
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Miss Paducah 1972 73 crowned at Paducah High School
Dianne White, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy White, was named Miss Paducah 1972 73 at the Paducah High School Auditorium. Christy Havens, 18, was first runner up and Neva Smart, 15, second runner up. The pageant, with 47 contestants, was sponsored by the Pythian Sisters and featured special guest Jeanneane Russell, Miss Paducah 1970.
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Cleo Smart
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Clothing Firm to Open in Brownfield by March 15 1975
Brownfield officials announce a new garment firm, a Gold Inc. subsidy, to locate at Fifth and Cardwell Streets. The plant will produce 100 percent cotton infant bootees and hire about 100 women, with an annual payroll around 400000 as a secondary family income.
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George Weiss
Brownfield Development Corporation
Gold Inc
Colorado
Fifth
Cardwell Streets
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Albino Castillo Dies at Home in Idalou Rites Pending
Services were pending Saturday night at Rix Funeral Home for Albino Castillo aged about 70 who died at his home on 105 Ave M Justice of the Peace Bill Shirlock ruled the death natural. Castillo was under a physician's care for chest pains and was found lying across his bed with the telephone off the hook suggesting a call for help.
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Parliamentary committee approves strict censorship law in Ankara
A parliamentary committee in Ankara approved a new censorship bill that bans films depicting threats to the military, the constitution, public morals, health, national security, and public order.
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Ottawa riots over Union Jack flag thefts erupt in tension
Dean White defends the British flag amid recurring flag-napping in Ottawa. White, a supporter of the Union Jack, declares Now it’s war after four banners are stolen from poles, then unfurls his fifth flag, signaling a heightened dispute with Canada’s French-speaking community.
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Dean White
Canada
White
Nixon vows four years with no new tax promise
President Nixon declares at Camp David there will be no tax increase in 1973 though Social Security payroll taxes will rise automatically. He outlines a $250 billion spending ceiling tied to the $246.3 billion budget, requiring offsets for any increases.
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Teen hostage siege ends with suspect nabbed and released hostages
Police say teen gunman and hostage taker Stallings was captured after a three hour standoff at the Vanderpool residence. Deputy Fisher entered the house inciting gunfire. others escaped or were freed as officers surrounded the scene. Hostages including the Vanderpool children and Thornton family members were unharmed as they were evacuated to hospitals for precaution.
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Claude) Trueby
Truely
Jackson
Ronnie
Doug Williamson
Tom
Richard Crouse
Beverly Smith
Stallings
Vanderpool
Trueby
Colman
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Agribusiness Favored in Report on U S Grain Trade
A government report criticizes grain traders and the Agriculture Department for market power and dependency on middlemen. It cites Cargill Continental Grain and other majors as controlling storage, subsidies, and export flows, noting price protections and Soviet sales influence.
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Agriculture Departments
Azure
Woters
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Cargill
Corral Grain
Archer C Midland
ADM
Bunge, Industries
Louis Dreyfu Peavey
Cargill Continental Grain
USDA
Cent
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Nixon
IGA
Tech reunion brings memories at Texas Tech gathering
The Class of 47 and 48 at Texas Tech reunites with former players and teachers as Floyd Lawhorn and Ray Williams recall life after graduation. Retired faculty join the event, with ex Raider coach Burt Hufman joking that a few alumni need laps while others boast successful careers in insurance and academics.
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Paul
Ray Williams
Arlington
Tex
Tech
Texas Tech
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Temple
Humphreys
Wayland Bennett
Burt Hufman
Red Raiders
C. C. Perryman
Alderson
Jim Humphrey
Guthrie
Lubbock Enjoys Brisk Morning and Warm Afternoon
Lubbock saw clear skies with a high near 72 and a cool low around 48 as autumn-like weather persisted across Texas. Forecasters expect a warming trend into Monday with highs in the low 80s and overnight lows in the 50s to 60s statewide.
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Lubbock
Dalhart
Texans
McAllen
San Antonio
Highway program approved in Texas for 1973 funding
The Texas Highway Commission approves a $40.4 million 1973 program for state highway safety, betterment, and farm to market road improvement. It plans to improve 4,553 miles of railway at $39.5 million with $210,000 for right of way relocation and about $1.7 million reserved for later emergency projects.
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Austin
UPI
Texas Highway Commission
Grain Dealers Out-CL CIA New Report Says
A UPI report summarizes a study by the Agribusiness Accountability Project blasting the Agriculture Department for its dealings with large grain traders. It says firms like Continental Grain and Cargill guard information and run vast intelligence networks to influence markets. The report claims traders use collected data to gain sales leverage and that government access is limited.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Agribusiness Accountability Project
Continental Grain
Cargill Inc
Continental
U.S. Central Intelligence Cy
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