TV Listings and Charity Wheelchair Football Event Recap
Television schedule for Wednesday April 25 1979 covering CBS NBC ABC and PTL programs. Notable items include Bewitched The Rockford Files Kojak and MASH plus a charity wheelchair football game featuring Johnny Rodriguez and St. Louis Cardinals linebacker Barefield raising funds for cerebral palsy education and drawing a large crowd with a final score of 28 to 0 for the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Rodriguez
St. Louis Cardinals
John ‘Bare’ Barefield
Gram
Willie Nelson
Waylon Jennings
Leon Russel
Janie Fricke
Tom T. Hall
Walt Garrison
Earlampbell
Larry Mahan
WSM
Ralph Emery
James Baldridge
Eagles Lodge
Zinc sprays key to thriving pecan groves in Texas
Texas pecan growers rely on annual zinc foliar sprays beginning in April to boost leaf growth, with zinc sulfate or NZN as options. Zinc supports indole acetic acid production, enhances shoot growth, and requires careful timing and coverage to avoid foliage burn. soil zinc is ineffective for pecans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
J. Benton Storey
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Gulf Coast
Odessa College Jazz Clinic Set for May First
Odessa College hosts a Spring Jazz Clinic at 3 p.m. on May 1 in room 108 of the Fine Arts Building. Clinician Rich Matteson, NT State Univ professor, will teach improvisation pedagogy. $1.50 per person or $25 for a 20 member band. a Matteson concert at 8:15 p.m. in the Main Auditorium charges $2. Contact Bernie Rose for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa College
Bernie Rose
Rich Matteson
Matteson
North Texas State University
University of Iowa
Rose
Pecos County Oil Roundup tests wildcats in Terrell and West Pecos
Coquina Oil Corp reports a 10 400 foot wildcat in Terrell County near Allision field with El Ran Inc staking a 2 mile northwest step out from Lone in Mesa Grande pool. No. 1 Allison sits 1 530 feet north and 4 100 feet east in section 8, block A 4 Mrs A Pride survey. McCormick Oil & Gas announces a tank wildcat in West Pecos 36 4 miles southwest of Fort Stockton. THE PROSPECTOR No 1 Stone to be drilled to 11 000 feet. site coordinates given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquina Oil Corp
Midland No
Sheffield
Terrel County
Allision
el Ran, Inc
Lubbock
Seeds From The Sower By Michael A Guido
Metter Georgia commentary extols prayer as indispensable and natural. A father explains to his daughter that God is not dead because people still talk to Him. The piece emphasizes prayer lifting burdens solving needs strengthening souls and refreshing bodies.
West Texas cotton quality declines in 1978-79 report
Samples totaling 38 000 bales from five Texas counties El Paso Hudspeth Culberson Reeves Pecos were classified for Far West Texas during the 1978 79 season at the U S Department of Agriculture Marketing Services Office in El Paso Texas A McAfee reported lower grades and shorter average staple on the 1978 crop Mike readings and fiber strength were lower Quality statistics show 31 and higher grades at just 1 percent versus 11 percent last year 41 and 32 at 26 percent versus 50 percent a year ago 51 and 42 at 37 percent and 52 at 17 percent Bark reduced one grade for 48 percent of lots. Fiber length shows 24 percent 36 or longer down from 37 percent prior year. 35 to 49 range mikings 64 percent versus 92 percent last year. Average mike reading 36 versus 41 in 1977. Breaking strength averaged 38 000 psi versus 90 000 psi a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
el Paso
Hudspeth
Culberson
Reeves
Pecos
Wildcat drilling and completions across West Texas oil fields
Forest Oil Corp reports a wildcat 15 miles northeast of Mentone in Loving County and a 16 500 foot wildcat planned in Loving County. HNG Oil Co completes 3-113 Felman in Ward County with 66 barrels daily and 372 barrels water from 6 290 to 6 504 feet. Amoco skids No 1 Mika Hendrick in Winkler County with 4 090 feet drilled and new No 1-A-M Ska Hendrick location northeast of production. Other projects target Canyon Rhoda Walker field in Ward County and Pitzer Delaware pools nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Oil Corp
Midland
Loving County
Kent
Tom Green
Loving
Anna
Mentone
Grice
Delaware
HNG Oil Co
Ward County
Delaware Oil
H&tc Survey
Pyote
Delaware Oil and Gas
Pitzer
Texiel
Feldman
Canyon
Back seat driving becomes key after crash with cement truck
A report notes that when a collision with a cement truck occurs, remaining calm and letting a passenger guide maneuvering can help reduce further risk. The incident highlights the role of non driving passengers in guiding emergency action.
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AEST
Mary Tyler Moore
Carol Burnett and Friends
Jeannie
Jeanie
Tom
THE
Jeffersons
George
Gunsmo
Miss Winslow
Susan
Larry Seeger
Smokey Stevenson
Erica Trenton
Vietnam
Erica
Adam
Charlie's Angels
Kelly
Henry VIII
John Stride
Timothy West
Cardinal Wolsey
Katherine
Claire Bloom
Thomas Wolfe
America
Lee Grant
Chris Sarandon
Bob Newhart
Vegas
Dan
Anthony Quinn
Verna Lisi
Bill Cosby
Susan Anton
Sidney Goldsmith
Mannix
Rockford
Telly Savalas
Ben Piazza
Harry Guardino
Dina Merrill
Earth
Sea
Sky
ABC
Phil Donahue
Laverne and Shirley , Electric Company
F.B.I
Pyramid
Young and the Restless
New Mexico
Ironside
Ryan’s Hope
ALL MY Children
Doctors
ONE Life TO Live
Comrad X
Mon
Marcella
Another World
Guiding Light
General Hospital
M.A.S.H
Lilias
Yoga
Merv Griffin
Krofft
Green Acres
NBC News
ABC News
CBS News
Dick van Dyke
By Doug Davis
Baldridge
Rodriguez
Mike Mallett
Reeves -Loving Counties
Pecos Volunteer Fire Department
Permian Basin Firemen’s Association
Crane
Peggy Cox
Becky Silvas
Ellen Brown
Martha Fleming
Ouida Holub
Christy Sturgeon
Robert Hinojos
Pecos County
Terrell Co
Michael A. Guido
Metter, Georgia
Lord
You
West Texas
A. McAfee
el Paso Marketing Services Office
Grades
Weekly Oil Report
Wildcat
Amoco Production Co
Mika Hendrick
Apollo
Ellenburger
Winkler County
Wink
Psl
Ska Hendrick
Allstate
Allstate Allstate Insurance Company
Northbrook
Ill
Pecos Insurance Agency, Inc
Second Pecos, Texas
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