Cotton Market Slows Amid Steady Prices In Far West
Trading slowed in Far Western markets with domestic mill demand strongest for Strict Low Middling and lower grades. Mills bought small Middling lots and Below Grade for prompt delivery while prices held steady on reduced sales volume. Weather remains favorable and pink bollworm controls rise in El Centro Phoenix areas.
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Consumer and Marketing Service
USDA
Yuma Valley
el Centro
Phoenix
Fresno
Fresno Cotton Exchange
el Paso
Constitutional Amendment for State Building Commission Three Members
Public notice outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to create a three member appointive State Building Commission. It sets terms for initial appointees and designates the governor as chair, with self-enacting provisions and a November 3 1970 general election for voter approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Building Commission
Duval Unveils Pollution Free Copper Extraction Process
Duval Corporation the mining unit of Pennzoil announces a pollution free hydrometallurgical method for processing copper ore concentrates. The Duval Process leaches copper concentrates with a metal chloride solution, separates metallic copper, regenerates the leaching solution, and operates in a closed system to recover elemental sulfur iron oxide and other valuable metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duval Corporation
Pennzoil United, Inc
Duval
Duval Process Aims to Cut Copper Pollution Costs
The Duval Process offers a hydrometallurgical route to copper extraction, reducing emissions from smelters. With pilot plant construction due by October, Duval seeks economic feasibility and potential licensing to industry at reasonable royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duval
Duval Laboratories
Tucson
Arizona
Pennzoil Laboratories
Shreveport
Louisiana
W.P. Morris
G.E. Atwood
Duval Corporation
Charles H. Curtis
Richard W. Livingston
Gordon JF. Agar
Frank E. Lamb
Ralph W.G. Wyckoff
Bloch
Wyckoff
University of Arizona
Cornell University
Europe
University of Bern
Technische Hochschule
Karlsruhe
Middle East
Research Council of
Israel
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Dead Sea Works Ltd
Max-Planck Institute of Nuclear Physics
Heidelberg
Germany
Constitutional Amendment Three on Ballot SJR15 Texas 1970
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment SJR15 to authorize the legislature to set a uniform land assessment method for ranch farm and forest lands based on their ability to support livestock and crops. The amendment is to be submitted to voters in the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Constitutional Amendment One on Ballot Texas Proposal
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment changing removal and retirement procedures for judges and officers. It details commission meetings, quorum, and five vote requirements for disciplinary actions, with Supreme Court involvement and due process protections. The text specifies sections 5 through 13 and related provisions, including safeguards against self conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Commission
Masters
Constitutional Amendment SJR32 on the 1970 ballot
Public notice describes Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Six SJR32 for the general election on November 3 1970. It would raise the homestead exemption value for property not in a city to two hundred acres and for urban homesteads to ten thousand dollars, changing the rules on forced sale protections for heads of families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment Five On Road Bonds
Vague OCR summary of Texas constitutional amendment proposal on Section 52 Article III. It describes limits on counties or subdivisions issuing bonds and lending credit for projects such as rivers, lakes, dams, canals, roads and similar public works, with two thirds or majority voting thresholds and tax provisions. The text repeats multiple subsections and technical terms from the constitution as read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Trict
Constitutional Amendment Two on Ballot SJR10 in 1970
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Two on the ballot for the November 3 1970 general election. It grants Legislature power to regulate mixed beverages and intoxicating liquors including a state monopoly on distilled liquors, with anticipatory laws allowed and repeal of the prohibition on open saloons in Section 20 Article XVI Texas Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silaaskey
State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Constitutional Amendment Text On Consolidation Of Government
A Texas constitutional amendment proposal allows the legislature to provide for consolidating governmental offices and functions within counties. It requires an election in affected subdivisions with majority approval in each area under terms set by the Legislature. The measure covers consolidation across political subdivisions and contracting for governmental services within counties.
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State OF
Texas
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Bastille
Is de Lafayette
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Goodyear Service
L. C. Baird
J. W. Hazlewood
Lester Eben
Victor Rodriguez
State Buildin Commission
Senate
At& By
THE
Associated Press
Ad Rich
Beth
Big Count
Japan
Permian Basin
West Texas
New Mexico
Reed Drilling Tools
Pecos
Lea County
N. M
Ward Coca Cola
Ector
Hockley Crown Zel
Dow
Andrews Gaf
Borden Gen Elec
Chaves Coke
Gen Foods
Mtrs
Crockett Gen Tire
Dawson Great A&p
Dickens Gulf Oil
IBM
Eddy Int Paper
Fisher Kennecott
Gaines Mobil Oil
Garza Monsanto
Hockley
Penn Cent
Howard
Irion Penney
RCA
Kent Safeway
Kimble Sears
Lea
Ind
Loving
NJ Lubbock
Texaco
Martin
Transition
Midland UN Carbide
Mitchell Uniroyal
Nolan US Steel
Otero
Woolsworth
Reagan Reeves Roosevelt Runnels
Schleicher
Urry
Sterling Sutton
Tom Green
Austin
Court of Civil Appeals
Saar Pany
Ballods
CHIR
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