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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1969
Page
2
The Cameron County Parks Director Iry Allen suggests using public examples to deter littering at Padre Island beaches. He calls for press coverage and visible fines to shame violators, urging law enforcement to adopt this approach to curb garish waste and protect the shoreline.
County Judge Oscar Dancy moved from Brownsville to Harlingen signaling possible retirement after 48 years leading Cameron County government. He plans a two month leave as probate duties shift to D J Lerma and Ted Hunt, with retirement eligibility looming under a potential 1970 election.
About 2600 representatives of The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod will meet in Denver July 11 to 18 for the 48th regular convention. The top issue is a proposal to declare pulpit and altar fellowship with The American Lutheran Church. The assembly will use Corrigan Exhibition Hall with opening worship at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
Local ad cites several used cars with prices and features. Includes a 1967 Chevelle two door with air conditioning and a 1966 Comet four door, plus a 1965 Comet four door and a 1965 Lincoln in Park. Prices range from 1095 to 1895 dollars.
Washington explains marketing order programs for fresh fruits and vegetables under the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act. Growers design plans with USDA help, using grade and pack regulations, volume controls, surplus pools, and container standards to stabilize markets and boost returns.
U.S. grade rules and size standards keep onions from lower quality. Texas onion industry uses marketing orders to require at least U S No 1 grade and to remove small and very large sizes. Large sizes are discounted in markets while small sizes are excluded to protect consumers.
A USDA report states nearly three fifths of the U.S. land is used for crops and livestock, about a fifth is ungrazed forest, around 3 percent is urban areas, and 12 percent is desert tundra swamp or other limited-use land.
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