Teacher Rosalinda Rodriguez Recounts Munich Rome Pisa Tour
Rosalinda Rodriguez returned from a three week tour visiting Munich and Italian cities Rome Florence and Pisa. In Munich she toured Olympic Park Bavarian Statue Deutsches Museum and Dachau concentration camp. In Rome she viewed St Peter's Basilica Coliseum Forum Trevi Fountain and more. In Pisa she saw the Leaning Tower. She is the daughter of Juan and Mrs Rodriguez and teaches four year old migrant children at Comanche Elementary.
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Rosalinda Rodriguez
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Munich
Rome
Florence
Pisa
Irma
Rudy Martinez
Randy
Jeremy
Adrian
Olympic Park
Bavaria
Deutsches Museum
Myrphenburg Palace
Dauchau
St. Peter’s Basilica
Coliseum
Rome Forum
Trevi Fountain
Ms. Rodriguez
Juan E. Rodriguez
Fort Stockton Independent School District
Comanche Elementary
Pecos Native Relocates to Crane for Career at Texas Oil and Gas
Duane Corkie Poitevint has moved from North Hickory Street to Crane to work as a corrosion technician for Texas Oil and Gas. Nearby, S B Hunt and Virginia hosted a visit by their son Sgt Doug Hunt, his wife Carol, and children Hillary Jason and David from Fayetteville. Anne Vines returned home from Permian General Hospital after major surgery. Marjorie Chandler continues recovery after hip surgery in Midland. The Walker family hosted a dinner at Ben's Spanish Inn with relatives from Florida, Texas, California, and New Mexico, celebrating Kathy Walker's birthday before returning home. Diane Bagley Bill Bagley and children Les and Evan from San Antonio visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tapp, with Bryn Tapp home for summer, plus Mrs. Gloria Smith and Pam Day from Abilene joining for the weekend.
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Corkie’’ Poitevint
Duane Pointevint
Hickory Street
Crane
Texas Oil and Gas
MW. S.B
Virginia Hunt
Iowa
Sgt
Doug Hunt
Carol
Hillary
Jason
David
Fayetteville
N.C
Doug Hunts
el Paso
Marjorie Chandler
Missouri
Midland
Guy Walker
West Seventh
Ben's
Spanish Inn
J.T. Edwards
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Hillsboro
Tex
George Thomas Edwards
Buddy’’ Withers
S. Park
Walker
Carol Chinn
West
Kathy Walker
Kathy
Walkers
Paul Tapp
Morris
Diane Bagley
Bill Bagley
Les
Evan
San Antonio
Bryn Tapp
Mrs. Tapp
Gloria Smith
Mrs. Smith
Pam
Larry Day
Abilene
Figure cost per load for economical laundry detergents
Lillian Chenoweth from Texas A&M Extension explains how to compute cost per load for powdered detergents. By finding density and using a sample cup weight, a 49 ounce box priced at 1.48 dollars yielding 22.3 loads results in about six cents per load.
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Lillian Chenoweth
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Best values at Texas markets include eggs melons and fryer chickens
Consumer expert Mrs. Gwendolyn Clyatt lists price quality trends with eggs and fryer chickens as good values and notes moderate to high turkey prices due to limited supplies. Economical fruits include honeydew cantaloupes and watermelons while vegetables cover corn carrots cabbage cucumbers okra onions and squash. Dairy and frozen items also feature favorable values with beef and pork prices steady. A screwworm case in Reeves County prompts livestock caution and sterile fly releases near Jeff Davis County.
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Texas
Gwendolyn Clyatt
Turkey
How Well Do You Know Your Children Quiz by Erma Bombeck
A lighthearted look at parenting with a 21 item quiz that tests a reader’s knowledge of their child’s daily life. Questions cover friendships, habits, school, interests, and hidden details to gauge parental awareness.
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Erma Bombeck
Ann Landers column on counting and family issues
Readers share concerns from obsessive counting to family dynamics and parenting. The column offers guidance on compulsive counting, stepfamily tensions, tickling children, and sex education, with a note on seeking counseling and a call to request Ann Landers booklets. World Plate Collectors Fair draws 10,000 visitors to a New York hotel.
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New York
Natural look dominates men’s fall fashion trends
Fashion notes emphasize a natural look for fall and winter with softer shoulders, notched collars, narrow lapels, fuller jackets and back vents. Dress shirts feature shorter points, often rounded. Pants favor fuller straight legs with pleats at the waist. Ties run narrow from three and a half inch silks to two inch knits.
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Marlene Odle-Kemp
Ms. Odle-Kemp
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Save energy by air drying dishes after rinse cycle
Energy and home care tips note turning off the dishwasher after the final rinse, opening the door, and letting dishes air dry. The guidance comes from Pat Seaman of the A&M University System, emphasizing reduced electricity use.
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Pat Seaman
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
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