Nation seeks federal nutrition education push amid unwise eating habits
A Senate conference panel urges a federal state advisory on nutrition and a national nutrition education act to expand information. Experts warn continued food imbalances cause price swings and call for shock absorbers to protect consumers and producers.
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Washington
State Advisory Commission On Nutrition
Senate Select Nutrition Committee
White House
Hunter
Agriculture Department
Possible Victim Now Critical After Apparent Brain Death
Edward W. Sanders a 33 year old Riverdale Georgia man was pronounced dead after a Sunday traffic crash and was to donate kidneys when his hand twitch indicated life. He remained in critical condition as doctors reevaluated his status and notified his family.
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Atlanta,ga
Edward W. Sanders
Riverdale
Sanders
Kansans Hold Onto Wheat
Kansas farmers hold harvested wheat as market observers see a slow selloff. Experts note farmers fear price uncertainty, with past offers around 6.00 per bushel and Kansas City cash wheat rising to 4.58. Leaders cited include Myron Krenzin and John Junior Anderson.
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Hy Huelle
Warren Associated Press
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Myron Krenzin
Kansas Wheat Commission
Krenzin
Kansas State University
U.S
Soviet Union
China
John Junior Anderson
Kansas Farm Bureau
Tom Ostrander
Wellington
Kansas Wheat Growers Association
Don Anderson
Farmers Coop
Anderson
Kansas City
Dewey Wright Funeral Set At Wortham
Dewey B. Wright 75 of Wortham died Friday in Wortham Hospital. Funeral at 3 p m today at First Baptist Church Wortham with Revs Benson Latimer officiating. Interment Wortham City Cemetery. Survivors include wife two daughters two sons two brothers ten grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Pallbearers named. Walker Funeral Home Wortham in charge.
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Dewey B. Wright
Wortham
First Baptist Church
Robert Benson
Glen Latimer
Wortham City Cemetery
Point Enterprise
Wright
Louise Brooks
Altha Jo Gossage
Corsicana
Dewey C. Wright
Franklin Wright
Maypearl
Henry G. Wright
Edward T. Wright
Hubert Wasson
Dan Moore
Glen Wren
Clifton Magness
Alvie Sellers
Arnold Keeling
Walker Funeral Home
Funeral Service Set Today For Mexia Rancher Ben Jackson
Benjamin Walter Jackson 85 longtime Mexia resident and rancher died Friday at General Mexia Hospital He wrote the Morning Hoot column in The Mexia Daily News and preached home spun philosophy He leaves wife Rosina two sons Henry and Walter a daughter Lucille 10 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren among others Funeral services are at 4 30 today at Blair Stubbs Chapel with Rev Henry Radde officiating Burial in Mexia City Cemetery Pallbearers are grandsons Honorary pallbearers listed.
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Benjamin Walter
Ben) Jackson
Mexia
General Mexia Hospital
Ben
Mexia Daily News
First United Methodist Church
Forest Glade
East Sumpter Street
Blair-Stubbs Chapel
Henry Radde
Mexia City Cemetery
Rosina Pressley Jackson
A.M
Lucille) Dashiell
Houston
Henry Jackson
Walter Jackson
Liberty
Everett G. Jackson
San Diego
Calif
H.D. Jackson
San Angelo
Esther Robinson
el Paso
Lucille Esmond
San Antonio
Rosita Merwin
Dallas
Jackson
Heart of
Texas
Lasstrass Sam
Cannon Barron
C.J. Best
W.H
Bob) Cook
Billy Crider
Blake Forrest
Jack Forrest
Roy Johansen
Crider King
Hubert Newberry
Blake Smith
Jr. J. Fort Smith
Bob Wright
Livington Rites Set At Cotton Gin
Perry Livingston 49 of Mexic a dies Thursday at Temple Veterans Hospital. Services Sunday 2 30 p m at Gipson Chapel AME Cotton Gin with Rev A M Mayes officiating. Interment Cotton Gin Cemetery. Survived by mother Inez Washington and siblings. Dorsey Keatts Funeral Home in charge.
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Perry Livingston
Veterans Hospital of
Temple
Gipson Chapel
A.M.E
Cotton Gin
A.M. Mayes
Freestone County
Livingston
Methodist Church
Inez Washington
Mexia
Ellis Ray Livingston
Edward Charles Livingston
Kansas City
Kan
Randolph Livingston
Teague
Emma Jo Livingston
Carline Cleavers
Mansfield
Ohio
Autry Washington
Ella Mae Livingston
Dorsey-Keatts Funeral Home
Limestone DAV Officials Attend State Convention
Dave Curry of Mexia commander and Jim Pinkerton of Groesbeck county service officer traveled to El Paso to represent Limestone County DAV Chapter 40 at the 36th annual Texas DAV convention. Pinkerton reported the largest turnout in history and was honored as guest of General Pershing's bugler.
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Dave Curry
Mexia
Jim Pinkerton
Groesbeck
el Paso
Limestone County
DAV
Texas Disabled American Veterans
Pinkerton
General Pershing
Constitutional Convention Advances Final Articles on Provisions and Judiciary
State Senator Ron Clower reports the Constitutional Convention tentatively approved General Provisions and Judiciary. Proposals include right to work and pari mutuel betting brought to voters as separate questions. new rights for disability and health care. environmental protection. elevation of the Railroad Commission. coastal access. and potential community property changes. The Judiciary article envisions a unified nine member Supreme Court and centralized administration, with optional circuit courts. Reading of the articles continues toward a July 31 deadline.
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Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Gulf Coast
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
High Court
Oie Court
Farmers Urged To Keep Tight Set of Books
Washington AP Census Bureau urges farmers to maintain detailed records for the 20th nationwide census of agriculture based on 1974 operations. Forms mailed next January will request acreages harvested crop quantities and values, irrigated land, pesticide and fertilizer use, livestock output and sales, and noncrop expenditures.
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Washington
Census Bureau
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