Cotton Promotion Plan Boosted Benefits To Industry
The plan ties CFI governance to contributions from each state or area with one trustee for every 150000 dollars. official tabulation will occur early in 1982. Farmers anticipate widespread grower response and a potential record crop as the program moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CFI
Roy Forkner
Lubbock
High Plains
Forkner
Howard Alford
Eee
Alford
Garza County
Tommy L. Markham
Post
Tis S
Anderson
Don Anderson
Crosbyton
Weath
Crosby
Internal Revenue Service
A.B. Carpenter
Yak Rene
Yoakum County
CPL
Jack Broyles
Lares
T. C. Mitchell
Lockney
Simmed
Widow Installs New Carpet On Room's Ceiling
BONNER SPRINGS Kan Mrs Metha Mitchell and her six children live under a ceiling carpet in their new home. The family applied heavy adhesive to the ceiling to install the soft floor covering, which Mrs Mitchell says is maintenance free and gives the room a warm feel. The project followed her husband’s death and reflects improvisation amid their modest home setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner Springs
Kan
Metha Mitchell
Acoustes
Mitchell
Warning on flu vaccine plan eyed for High Plains areas
Health officials urged high risk groups to vaccinate as influenza risk rises. Public Health Service highlighted 8,000 flu deaths from 1957 to 1960 and advised targeting pregnant women and those with heart or lung disease. Officials noted low current flu activity but expected two strains to appear and plan for next year.
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Washington
Idilou
Gener
Ravenue
M. M. Hand
Gaines County
Jason Allen
Cotton Center
Ex-Abilene newspaperman Schooley becomes Tower press chief
A Washington report profiles C Herschel Schooley a former Abilene journalist and Hardin Simmons instructor now press assistant to Texas Senator John G Tower. It notes his career in government information roles and his uneasy fit under the Udall Interior shift while outlining his current one man news bureau setup and Tower's national speaking drive.
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The
Voice
C. Herschel Schooley
Abilene
Hardin-Simmons University
John G. Tower
Texas
Washington
Clark HH. Schooley
St. Lubbock
Reese Air Force
Deak
Schooley
Coal Research Div
Seattle
Jim Faber
Udall
Oil Lobby
Han
Tower Veterans of
Capitol Hill
New Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Interior
Defense Department
Interior Department
New Frontier
Stewart Udall
Kennedy
Jer
Eisenhower
Tower
U. S
Alaska
Khrushchev waves corn ears at Kremlin congress
Premier Khrushchev waved two ears of corn in the Kremlin during a party congress while Ghitalov from Ukraine claimed a higher harvest than American farmer Roswell Garst. Khrushchev used the display to tout Russian corn as superior.
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Mosco Wap
Khrushchev
CN. General Assembly
New York
Kremlin
AN. Ghitalov
Ukraine
Roswell Garst
Iowa
Khrushchev Garst
Odessa Damage Suit Aims At 900000 In Texas Cotton Market
L K Belt of Odessa files a 900000 damage suit linked to a 1963 car truck wreck near Odessa. The case targets B J Service Inc and John Boatick as defendants in a broader effort to expand the U S cotton market and increase acreage and profits. The action cites prior regional patterns in the Mid-South and Southeastern areas.
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Texas
Ector County
Mid-South
L. K
Colt Letterman
Odessa
Jon Belt
U. S
B J Service
Lnc
John Boatick
Girl Okay 380-Pound Lion Attacks Dallas Ranch Trainer
Betty Veatch, a 19 year old animal trainer, was bitten on head, neck and left hand when a 380-pound lion named Zombie attacked at a Dallas ranch owned by Pete Lucas. Lucas tried to free her, the lion also injured Lucas, a guest used a canoe paddle to drive the animal away, and Veatch remained in good condition in hospital. The incident occurred during a party amid nervousness after a guest fired firecrackers. The lion belonged to Mrs. Jack Spalding of Dallas.
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Dallas
UPI
Betty Veatch
Pete Lucas
Miss Veatch
Zombie
Lucas
Lascas
Tanch
Jack Spalding
Pete
Pair Faces Murder Trial In Death Spree Case
Two teen suspects York and Latham will stand trial in Russell Kansas for the death of Otto Ziegler a Union Pacific roadmaster killed east of Sharon Springs June 9 They admit killings in a cross country spree and face possible death by hanging if convicted Court moved venue and lawyers from Sharon Springs will represent them York and Latham AWOL soldiers from Ft Hood Texas were captured at a Tooele Utah roadblock and brought to Kansas for trial
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Russell
Kan
George Ronald York
Jacksonville
Fla
James Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
Otto Ziegler
Oakley
Union Pacific
Sharon Springs
State Penitentiary
Lane
Tooele
Utah
Kansas
Ziegler
Kingstham
York
Florida
Tennessee
Ilinois
St. Louis
Colorado
Latham
Ft. Hood
Bernard E. Whalen
Jess R. Linder
New Texas Tech Agri Cultural Building Dedicated
Texas Tech unveiled a 380000 dollar Agricultural Point Sciences Building to meet agricultural challenges. Vice-president Pennington told about feeding a growing population while the two story facility provides labs for agronomy horticulture and park management for grads and undergrads. Guests included J Carter King and garden club members as fall horticulture displays opened.
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Texas Tech
Marshall
Pennington
Tech
France
Cluded J. Carter King
State Parks Board
D. M. McElroy
W. W. Yocum
Agronew
Cecil Ayers
Urbanowsky
Cecil Ayres
Department of Agronomy
M. L. Pennington
E. J. Urbanovsky
Gerald Thomas
Couple Charged In Dynamite Murder Attempt
Robert C. Kaufman and Sarah Molter were held for grand jury action on charges of assault with intent to kill and maim, felonious use of explosives, and conspiracy in a dynamite attack linked to a $30,000 life insurance policy on Molter. Floyd Molter was seriously injured when dynamite attached to his car exploded last May.
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Scranton
Robert C. Kaufman
Sarah Molter
Carson O'Malley
Ufuting
Molter
Madisonville
Scramon
O'Malley
Floyd Moller
Jutland
Kaufman
Chester Kaufman
Vincent R. Scolere
French Rail Unions Threatening Strike
Paris AP reports three major unions for the nationalized French railway workers called for a 24 hour nationwide strike next Thursday. They protest government threats to requisition railwaymen amid ongoing periodic strikes seeking higher wages and shorter working hours.
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Paris
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Plains
Homer Barron
Terry County
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