Capitol Roll Call Highlights on Senate Votes and House Actions
Capitol roll call items summarize Senate votes on information access to foreign policy files and export controls, plus House actions on an EMS funding veto, wine taxation, government funding for Radio Free Europe, Social Security COLA timing, mass transit subsidies, and related political positions with named lawmakers and agencies noted.
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Senate
Legis
Washington
Congress
Price
Burleson
Mahon
Lujan
White
Fund
America
Armed Forces Radio
BBC l
Vatican
Soviet Union
Europe
John Tower
R-Tex
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Peter Jemenici
RNM
Tawes House Action
Bureau of Labor Statistics
House
Montoya
Tower
Rentsen
Domenici
Mass. Transit
Focal Urban Mass Transit
Colling
Meat bargains draw a multi thousand crowd in Pittsburgh
About 600 buyers lined up outside Charley Glick's butcher shop in Pittsburgh for a limited time sale. Beef sold at 93 cents a pound for steak and 69 cents a pound for chuck roast and ground beef, with 50 000 pounds offered at half price. Customers camped overnight and waited hours to snag the deal as crews warned there were limits per person and the sale would run for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jas Lawrence
Charley Glick
Glick
Thom
Mosphere
Bob Shulman
Carnegie, Mellon University
Shulman
Margaret Lewis
Jan Copeland
Public Hearing Set On Pesticides In EPA Review
The EPA will hold a public hearing at 9 20 a m on the third floor of the County Office Building to decide whether to cancel all or part of federal registrations for aldrin and dieldrin. Judge Herbert J Perlman will preside and respond to questions on health risk and residue limits in meat and dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Train
EPA
Herbert J. Perlman
Washington
Perlman
W. Busch
Dallas
Busch
Contestants Announced in 1974 Silith Plains Maid of Cotton
The first five entries were revealed for the 1974 Maid of Cotton pageant. Joanie Baggett Judy Barnes Donna Becknell Nan Fowlkes and Paula Gilbert are named with their parents and hometowns. A new single day schedule replaces prior multi day events with a public luncheon at Lubbock Country Club and a noon Wednesday reservation deadline. Final elimination is set for 9 pm Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silith Plains Maid of Cotton
Joanie Baggett
Dausgster
Jack Baggett
Ozona
Texas Tech University
Judy Barnes
John O. Barnes
Temple
Donna Becknell
Eugene Becknell
Idalou
Nan Fowlkes
J.M. Fowlkes
Fort Stockton
Paula Gilbert
Dughter
Mel Gilbert
Millsap
John Herzer
Maid of Cotton Committee
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock Cotton Auxiliary
Meat Industry Plans Standardized Names for Beef and Other Meats
Washington based report notes the voluntary nationwide plan to reduce meat cut name confusion by standardizing terms for beef pork veal and lamb from over 1000 names to about 300. Examples include renaming delmonico and Kansas City steak to beef eye steak and beef top loin respectively.
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Washington
UPI
L.L. Beck
56Th St
Delmonicos
Spencer
Dallas
Beck
Atkinson
Crawford Sales
Lubbock
Beef Toin
Top Loin and Candy Distributors
Southwestern Candy Club
Windbreaks Save Fuel and Boost Livestock Weight
Texas Forest Service silviculturist Bob Fewin notes windbreaks reduce energy use and improve cattle gains. Experiments in Nebraska and Montana show heated homes use about 13 percent less fuel behind windbreaks and protected cattle gain more in mild winters while losing less in severe ones. Contact Fewin at Texas Tech for seedlings and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fewin
West Texas
Agronomy
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Mute Swan Hisses and Calls Cubs Despite Name
A science note describes the mute swan producing a hiss when angered and a feeble bark to call its young, showing it is not truly mute and may be misnamed in common language.
Purdue Grants Degrees To Local Residents
Two South Plains residents earned advanced degrees at Purdue University in West Lafayette Indiana. Bernie Ray Tonrey of 3808 36th Street and George Wayne Cox of 806 NE 3rd Street Andrews received doctorates in animal sciences and a master’s in computer sciences respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Purdue
West Lafayette
Ind
Bernie ‘Ray Tonrey
George Wayne Cox
Andrews
Paducah Woman Represents State in Outstanding Young Woman
Paducah woman Patricia Augusta Brooks represents Kentucky in competition for Outstanding Young Woman of America 1973. She is one of 30 state winners nominated for the national award, with ten national nominees to be chosen at a fall ceremony in Washington DC. Brooks was nominated by the Order of Eastern Star of Paducah.
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Paducah
Texas
Patricia Augusta Brooks
Washington, D. c
Brooks
Order of Eastern Star of
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Richard White
Manuel Lujan
Robert Price
Omar Burleson
George Mahon
Nixon
Tals
Congess
Yea
Ni Mahon
Hay
State Department
US Information Agency
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
N Noaa
Onal Weatr
Dept. of Co
Pacific Northwest
Middle Atlantic Coast
Florida
National Weather Service
United States
Farm News
Meat Industry
London
Ken Long
Cuero
Ruby Benio
Jim Wycher
Worthington
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Nlavre
Mont Rene
West
Mute Swan
Roy Middleton
Don Landers
American State Bank
P.D
Adjusto
Associates
Associates First Capital Corporation
Gulf + Western Industries, Inc
Canada
AFC Securities Inc
Associates Financial Services
Celera
First Capital Corporation
Stemmans Tower
Hickory
Underwrood
Q Cafeteria
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