Airman remembers first day in North Vietnamese POW cell
Lt Col Elmo C. Baker recalls waking alone with a broken leg after his F105 was shot down on August 24 1967. He describes blindfolding rough handling during capture a brutal interrogation and the start of five and a half years of captivity in Vietnam.
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Air Force
North Vietnam
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
John Lumpkin
Mo’’ Baker
Vietnam
Missouri
Mo Baker
Researchers urge county zoning power in Texas
A University of Texas at Arlington study urges county governments to adopt building and zoning codes to curb sprawl blight and health hazards in unincorporated areas. Researchers Jay Stanford and Dr. David MacKenna say inadequate utilities drainage and poor housing plague subdivisions near cities and some lakes, risking environment and recreation.
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Arlington, Tex
University of Texas At Arlington
Institute of Urban Studies
Texas
Texas Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Jay Stanford
David MacKenna
Farmers seek more credit as costs rise in 1972 outlook
Texas farmers plan to borrow 9 to 12 percent more this year with credit prices rising only slightly. Short and intermediate loans may see about a half percent rate uptick while long-term loans rise less. Higher replacement cattle and feed costs push need for operating capital amid favorable demand.
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College Station, Tex
Wayne Hayenga
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas
Hayenga
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