Forest Service Trails Fire Safe Scenic National Forests
The Forest Service adopts new policies across the Southwest National Forests and Panhandle Grasslands to boost natural beauty and cut pollution and wildfire risk. Debris disposal, road slash, and prescribed burning rules aim to reduce visual impact while improving safety. A range of new tools and practices, including the tree crusher, target enhanced forage, soil enrichment, and fire prevention, with careful area selection and timing.
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Southwest
New Mexico
Arizona
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Wm. D. Hurst
Southwestern Interagnecy Fire Council
Forest Service
National
Hurst
Balmorhea News Recaps Visits, Scouts and Graduates
Lance Cpl. Raymond Gomez, stationed with the Marines in California, returns home on leave then heads to Japan for two years. Balmorhea Boy Scout Troop No. 92 cleaned streets, earning civic praise. Balmorhea High School graduates celebrated with an ice cream supper hosted by the Church of Christ.
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Reeves’ County
N.F.O
NFO
Lance Cpl
Raymond Gomez
Marines
Calif
Guevara
Jesus Bustos
Emily Sabin
Ft. Stockton
Japan
BOY Scout
Balmorhea
Boy Scout Troop No. 92
Crenshaw and Brockett
Church of Christ
Balmorhea High School
Olen George
Sam Sikes
Mike Martinson
Lewis Rogers
Alelen Gilbert
Dan Clark
Tom Cavender
R. V. Turnbaugh
Sprawls
Jay Oates
Merel Pruitt
Jones
Bob Norton
George
Scouts Clean Elmwood Park in Fifth Annual Cleanup
Nearly 300 Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Cub Scouts and Brownies gathered at Elmwood Park in Syracuse for the fifth straight annual cleanup. They cleared litter removed broken branches and dead trees and were treated to refreshments after finishing the work.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Elmwood Park
College Station Market Highlights From Gwendolyne Clyatt
Texas A M Extension specialist Gwendolyne Clyatt reports high fruit prices in retailers with promotions on watermelons. Grapefruit oranges pineapples apples strawberries and avocados are good choices while carrots head lettuce and cabbage remain economical. Fryers are featured this week and turkey prices stay steady with deals on 10 to 14 pound birds. Large egg prices have edged up yet eggs remain a strong protein value. Beef prices hold steady with good values on chuck roasts rounds sirloin steaks short ribs ground beef and brisket.
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College Station
Gwendolyne Clyatt
Nixon faces harsher controls as inflation rages
AP News analysis notes mounting pressure on the Nixon administration to impose wartime style wage price and credit controls if voluntary guides fail. Experts warn authorities walk a tight line between recession risk and renewed inflation while markets doubt the White House grasp of the crisis.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Nixon
White House
Southeast Asia
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Chase Manhattan Bank
Pierre Rinfret
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Zackery Construction Co
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