Pecos 4-H Gold Star Boy 1971 Ken Durham
Ken Durham, 15, son of Sue Durham of Pecos, receives Reeves County 4-H Gold Star Award as the county's top 4-H youth. A Pecos High School freshman and 5-year 4-H member, he is Pecos 4-H Club president and a county council delegate. He shows lambs, has won Photography and Citizenship honors, and competes in area shows in Odessa, El Paso, Dallas and Houston. He aims to enter registered shorthorn cattle breeding if calf scrambling succeeds in San Antonio and Houston.
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His and Hers beauty parlors go unisex in New York
In New York unisex salons emerge as men and women share spaces for hairstyling despite a legal framework that restricts mixed services. The state cites separate licenses for hairdressers and barbers and separate entrances or hours for the two genders, while studies consider potential changes to meet growing demand for elaborate hairstyles.
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Polly's Pointers: Easy Fringes to Drape Clean
A collection of reader questions and Polly Craver style tips on rug fringe cleaning, garment de-pilling, keeping cereal crisp, pajama durability, polyester thread spillage, celery storage, and reimagining packaging for starch and baking soda. Readers share methods and tweaks, with practical, home-solution advice.
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Weekly Best Buys Highlight Pork Prices and Cheaper Fryer Chicken
Extension specialist Gwendolyne Clyatt notes the week’s meat focus on pork cuts including loins roasts chops and semi boneless hams plus lower fryer chicken prices in many markets. Beef features are fewer with hind and fore quarter cuts, while eggs remain affordable though slightly down from last year.
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SFA approves three major building projects at Stephen F. Austin
NACOGDOCHES Texas AP Regents approve final specs and bid advertising for three major SFA construction projects totaling about 6.3 million The plans include a four story library at 4.6 million a football stadium at 1.5 million and renovations to the Austin Administration Building at 180000 authorities said.
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