Balmorhea Credit Union reports 1976 loans and members
Balmorhea Federal Credit Union approved a 1976 financial statement showing 161 members, $43,005.32 in loans, and $40,670.25 in shares. A 5 percent dividend was declared and posted to shares. Fifty five loans totaling $95,344.37 were made last year with delinquent loans pursued. Nominating committee named Frankie Kingston June Carter and Bob Moore for directors to be elected and installed at the Feb 18 annual meeting at the community club rooms.
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Balmorhea Federal Credit Union
Frankie Kingston
June Carter
Bob Moore
Coffee price surge blamed on supply demand not plots
Ricardo Falla Caceres of El Salvador’s coffee agency says recent price increases reflect supply and demand dynamics rather than cartels or price fixing. He notes producers dip into reserves to meet demand of about 6.36 billion pounds annually while Brazilian stocks fall to 2.95 billion pounds. Calls for a coffee boycott gain some traction in the US and Canada but few countries heed them.
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Oil and gas discoveries end 1976 in Texas
The Texas Railroad Commission reports 18 oil and 18 gas discoveries in the last two weeks of 1976 and 19 673 oil and gas permit applications for the year 1976. Discoveries occurred in southeast Texas San Angelo Refugio near San Antonio deep South Texas and North Texas.
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Austin
Tex
Wildcatters
Railroad Commission
Texas
San Angelo
Refugio
San Antonio
Noon market report and livestock notes from New York to Amarillo
Sluggish trading trims the Dow to 979.64 as gains fade after a post New Year slide. Equity losses exceed gains on the NYSE while the American Exchange posts a small uptick. Livestock prices in Amarillo show steady demand for carcass steer and heifer beef with limited cow beef sales. Cash grain in Chicago lists No 2 soft red winter at 2.76 and No 2 hard red at 2.71. Cataract surgery success remains high with 90 to 95 percent vision restoration per NIH.
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New York Stock Exchange
Amarillo, Tex
Chicago
New York
Dow Jones
Indus
Pecos Civil Defense aims for school readiness and drills
The Pecos CD office opens seven to eight times yearly for tornado alerts and drills. Hunt notes a county wide simulation two years ago went well and emphasizes schools as key for preparedness. The local Civil Defense blends official and volunteer groups including fire, CAP, hospital, police and sheriff offices. Initially for atomic threat, it shifted toward natural disasters and back as policy evolves. Visitors to Florida can manage on bare minimum by using beaches.
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Pecos
Fire Department
Civil Air Patrol
Congress
Signup underway at Midland College
Midland College reports pre-registration for the spring semester with over 1,000 students already registered. Registrar Dee Wind Sor notes the process continues with five days remaining to sign up and select classes for the term.
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Midland College
Dee Wind Sor
School Menu And Registration Details For The Week
School meal plan lists beef tips and chicken fried steak for the week with sides and milk servings. Administrative hours run 8 to 5 weekdays with earlier pre registration times and official registration January 12 and 13 in the Physical Education Building, classes start January 17.
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Student Services Office
Windsor
Federal court pretrial hearings conclude in Juarez brothers case
Pretrial hearings wrapped up in the Lenin and Oscar Juarez heroin case in Lubbock. Lenin remains out on bond while Oscar was escorted from the post office to the county jail around 11 a.m. Trial slated to begin next Tuesday.
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Lenin
Oscar Juarez
Lubbock
Oscar
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