Field of Greens Brings Exotic Produce to Local Farm
Sweet Gypsy and Pink Girl are exotic names appearing around a drift farm where owners grow unusual produce. The farm emphasizes variety and unique varieties as part of its offerings.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1990
Page
1
Sweet Gypsy and Pink Girl are exotic names appearing around a drift farm where owners grow unusual produce. The farm emphasizes variety and unique varieties as part of its offerings.
The unit balances civilian jobs and fixed schedules for 50 weeks while spending the remaining two weeks as soldiers on maneuvers with the National Guard 15A. The arrangement highlights dual roles and annual training commitments.
Farah founders say 1980s outlook dim as apparel maker Farah Inc. struggles after five years of decline. Director and chief stockholder warns the firm is losing money and facing serious financial stress.
Ground Breaker discusses harvesting basics beyond ashes on estings vegetables. Energy Q&A examines how cooling unit efficiency varies with air flow rates and efficiency ratings. See Weather 9A for region forecast.
Baghdad announced a new military government for Iraqi occupied Kuwait. Reports say Iraq massed troops along Kuwait's southern border with Saudi Arabia. Baghdad TV named nine Kuwaiti officers in leadership while Iraq built a Kuwaiti army to back its regime. U S officials doubted a weekend withdrawal and Rome issued an EC oil embargo.
Persian Gulf shipping sources report Iraqi forces seized crews from all ships at Kuwaiti ports, taking sailors from many nations including at least 20 Americans and some Iranians to an undisclosed location. A Kuwait port skirmish was noted with shore forces.
Sand dunes reveal anchors discovered in the park area, now on view at the museum. Story 15A provides background on the park and its historic artifacts.
Thunderheads moved over the Permian Basin and West Texas on Saturday with severe storms in parts of Ector and Brewster counties. A 5:30 p.m. storm near Goldsmith Odessa dropped hail and heavy rain, with wind gusts up to 60 mph. The NWS flood watch covered Brewster County but sheriff officials reported little or no flooding or severe damage by nightfall.
In West Texas relics of vanished towns dot the landscape from the border to the Rio Grande. Shafter in Presidio County and Terlingua in Brewster County survive only as ruins and memories, with a few descendants lingering near once-busy silver mines. The Shafter mine operated 1930s to 1982, the Mercury area near Terlingua began in 1850s mining, and silver prices drove towns into decline.
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