Vigorous Year Ahead Predicted by Texas A&M Economist
John McHaney, Extension economist at Texas A&M University, forecasts a vigorous and well balanced year 1966 for Texas and the nation. He cites higher total employment, rising consumer income, and increased plant and equipment spending, with government demand and housing programs contributing to growth. He notes no major shifts in residential construction or net exports.
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John McHaney
Texas A&m University
National Outlook
Washington, D. C
Haney
McHaney
Texas
Valley Chamber Polls Members on Federal Unemployment Plan
The Lower Rio Grande Valley Chamber of Commerce surveys members on support for H.R. 8282 a bill to replace state unemployment programs with a single federal program. It would raise employer unemployment taxes by 1971 extend coverage to 4.6 million workers and set federal standards for benefits and eligibility. Responses will guide the chamber in its legislative push.
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Lower Rio Grande Valley
U. S
House
Ways and Means
Chamber
Valley Chamber
Baker
Valles
Farmers Tax Guide Available in 1965 Edition
The 1965 Farmers Tax Guide is now available from the County Extension Agents Office in San Benito. Don D. Cowan says free copies can be obtained by calling EX 9-2448 or picking up at the County Building second floor. The booklet covers 1966 rules and new tax provisions. producers should study the changes even with tax professionals.
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San Benito
Don D. Cowan
Cowan
Immunizations for Americans Traveling Abroad
This guide warns American travelers of infectious disease risks and the need for immunizations. It covers requirements for smallpox vaccination for entry to the United States, WHO International Certificates of Vaccination, and vaccines for yellow fever typhoid polio tetanus and more. It notes certificates require physician signature and health officer stamp and that some vaccines become valid only after a six to twelve day waiting period.
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World Health Organization
United States
Canada
Europe
Africa
Asia
South Ameri
Tips For Outdoorsmen On Lightweight Rations And Safe Storage
A 1985 page offers practical outdoor tips. Pack raisins chocolate chips and nuts in a plastic bag for energy and light carry. Texas jerky remains a strong energizing food. Create salt and pepper straws from soda straws for compact seasoning. Secure small valuables under a boat seat by affixing a mason jar lid and placing keepsakes inside to stay dry and hidden.
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Texas
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