Strummer Louie Popejoy Demonstrates Nine Stringed Instruments
Native of Terre Haute Indiana Louie Popejoy presented a musical assembly for local high school students detailing nine stringed instruments. He explained origins styles and notable players including autoharp Carter Family fiddle violin viola mandolin banjo guitar hawaiian guitar and zither. He plans a recording contract within six months and performs 10 to 15 shows weekly traveling to area junior highs and towns.
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Noon market report reflects modest gains amid volatility
The Dow rose to 981.30 after a sharp early-year decline as technical buying and short covering supported a 3.24 point gain by noon. NYSE was 5-3 winners, Big Board composites up 0.15, AMEX up 0.34, with volume at 9.33 million shares in two hours.
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Spring registration set at area colleges
Angelo State University schedules spring registration for Jan 12 13 14 in the physical education building. Graduate and evening classes register Jan 13 evening. pre-registered students 8 am to 4 pm Jan 13. freshmen transfer orientation Jan 13 9 am Houston Harte University Center ballroom. general registration Jan 14 8 am to noon. term starts Jan 17. late registration through Jan 21. Saturday graduate classes Jan 22 8:00 to 9:00 am.
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Barbs By Phil Pastoret
Column reflects on planning versus luck, aging perspectives, finding misplaced holiday lights, and a remark on single minded people and a man who turned molehills into mountains now selling Australian real estate by mail.
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Check for ticks in livestock ears in Reeves Pecos Counties
Livestock producers in Reeves and Pecos Counties are urged to inspect cattle for rising spinose ear ticks. County Extension Agent Dan Gary and Entomologist Charles Neeb note ear ticks infest ears causing irritation, wax buildup, infections, and reduced thrift. Ticks feed on blood, stressing animals in winter and lowering feed efficiency, with nymphs visible after several meals. Ticks affect cattle horses dogs sheep and other farm animals and may live in ears one to seven months. Full grown nymphs leave hosts after feeding and molt to adults, eggs laid off ground, seed ticks reattach to continue the cycle. Control via individual ear sprays or dusts using Co-Ral Lindane Malathion Ronnel or Toxaphene, after cleaning ears and reading label cautions and slaughter intervals. Contact Pecos County Extension Office for full guidance and a free MP-601 publication.
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Polygraph tests planned in Kermit shooting case
Deputies completed a polygraph on one suspect and planned a second test for another as the investigation into Constable S A Weaver's Tuesday shooting death continued. No arrests were reported and lab results including paraffin tests awaited on the victim’s clothing. Weaver was found shot nine times near Highway 302 with about $9 000 missing.
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Federal court sentences heavy drugs and trafficking cases
A federal court sentenced Fred Worsham to five years in prison plus five years special parole and a $10000 fine for involvement with 9000 pounds of marijuana seized near Balmorhea on April 8 last year. Several co-defendants received varied terms for marijuana and heroin offenses including Cruz Jaquez and Jesus Villareal.
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