4-H Record Book Judging Advances to State Level
Results from district 4-H record book judging show Leslie Berry Donna Winkler Delbert Berry and Jim Harrison advancing to the College Station state judging. State winners in beef Santa Fe and swine go to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago. Senior division awards list names and top placements across achievement agriculture beef clothing food and nutrition Santa Fe swine and junior blue awards in multiple categories.
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Fort Stocktéh
Leslie Berry
Donna Winkler
Delbert’Berry
Jim ‘Harrison
College Station
Chicago
Dub Woods
Billy Tucker
Rita Luckie
Rhonda Boling
Deemrhr Roree
Steve Brooks
Santa Fe
Delbert Berry
Jim Harrison
Texas Attorney General Opinions Highlight Local Government Rules
Atty. Gen. Crawford Martin finds counties adopting workmen compensation must carry insurance or lose common law defenses. regional planning commissions may form with multiple counties cities and other subdivisions. Bexar County cannot grant funds to promote industrial development. Matagorda County school superintendent abolished but voided. New invoices see removal of certification on state contracts. unemployment benefit warrants issued after a year cannot be reissued. Denton and Comanche travel expense rules for commissioners deemed unconstitutional.
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Crawford Martin
Martin
Bexar
Matagorda County
Denton
Comanche
Scandal Hearings Open as Texas Officials Face Stock Loans
House investigatory committee begins hearings into stock loan scandals touching high state officials. Frank W. Sharp testifies he and Speaker Gus Mutscher had a tacit link between stock purchases and passage of bills. Sharp denies offering value for favors. Gov. Smith and others borrowed from Sharpstown Bank. Waggoner Carr labels SEC probe a Republican hatchet job.
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House General Investigating Committee
Frank W. Sharp
Sharpstown State Bank
National Bankers Life Insurance Company
House
Gus Mutscher
NBL
Ofs
Sharp
Mutscher
Sharpstown Bank
Courts Speak on Sheriff Authority and Landscape Architect Licenses
Courts state a sheriff cannot release prisoners before sentence expiration and may be required to rearrest prematurely released inmates. They also hold the Professional Services Procurement Act of 1971 not applicable to landscape architects licensed by the Board of Landscape Architects.
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Board of Landscape Architects
UTPB and Permian Joint ROTC Program Filed
The University of Texas at Permian Basin and Permian Basic Colleges sign an agreement to create a ROTC program. If approved it becomes the first community college system University joint ROTC setup in the region. Students at Odegsa or Midland Colleges will complete two years of training and may apply for two years of advanced ROTC at UTPB earning a commission as second lieutenant after graduation. Expected start is September 1972.
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University of Texas 6
Permian Basic
Fern
U.S. Army
San Antonio
Odegsa
Midland
UTPB
Trail Ride Planned for Ward County Weekend
Ward County Riding and Roping Club plans a one night campout 11 miles west of town starting at 4 p.m. Saturday from Ward County Arena. Riders and guests meet at 33304 p.m. and return after breakfast Sunday with stew, breakfast items, and feeder supplies provided by pickup trucks. Jack Wilson is expected to be the entertainer with singing and square dancing around the campfire.
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Ward County Riding and Roping Club
Ward County Arena
Todd
Jack Wilson
Jaylie Longbotham Named to Deans List
Jaylie Jone Longbotham, daughter of Mak Dugan Longbotham, earns honors as she appears on the dean's list at the College of H. The article notes her achievement and family background in a local education brief.
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Jaylie Longbotham
Jaylie Jone
Mak Dugan Longbotham
Aohors
College of H
Tax Credit For Oil Exploration Proposed by Senator Tower
Senator John G. Tower of Texas introduces a bill to create a 12.5 percent domestic exploration investment tax credit. The proposal would cut a year's income taxes by 12.5 percent of spending on oil or gas exploration or development, with co sponsors. Tower also signals work on a bill to deregulate natural gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Tower
Texas
Petroleum Independent
American Motors Gremlin debuts with new V-8 option
The Gremlin, the first U S subcompact, will offer a 304 CID V-8 package and a Torque- Command automatic transmission for 1972. It rides a 96 inch wheelbase and will be a four passenger model with rear liftgate and fold down rear seat. Standard engine is a 232 CID six with optional features including flip open side windows stowage shelf and sun roof. Sales begin in late September.
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American Motors
U.S
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Mexico
Norma Zubarin
Norma
MHS
Dick Hoyer
Miss Hand
Harold Kirby
Lions Club
Miss Acosta
Robert Sanchez
Esc.r. Americana Co
Polyester
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Banlon
Pain
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