Farm equipment prices may ease as supplies rise
College Station farmers could see wider selections and possibly lower prices as farm machinery inventories recover from 1974 shortages. Texas A&M economist Wayne Hayenga notes higher dealer margins and rising inventories, with tractor sales down 19 percent and self propelled combines up 25 percent in early 1975. He says prices may stabilize or soften later in the year as supply catches up with demand.
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Lieut Miller Receives Expert Infantryman Badge
Lieut Rudy W. Miller of Port Lavaca Texas, son of Francis R. Miller, was awarded the Expert Infantryman Badge while with the 3rd Infantry Division. He earned the badge through proficiency in combat ratings weapons firing and physical fitness tests and passing written exams. He serves as a platoon leader.
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Pvt Weaver completes One Station Unit Training
Pvt. Kenneth D. Weaver completed the OSUT program at Fort Polk. His mother Mrs. Rennet Matejicek and wife Jackie live on Route 2, Port Lavaca, Texas. OSUT provides basic and advanced training with the same unit on one post.
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Ft. Polk
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Morning Markets Push Broad Gains Amid Rally
New York stocks edged higher as bargain hunting and short covering boosted the market. The noon Dow Jones 90 industrials rose 3.44 to 808.20 after Friday’s 13.07-point gain, with gainers ahead of losers 3 to 1. NYSE value index added 40 to 83.98 and composite up 0.23 to 45.08.
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Dance fundraiser nets funds for cancer aid effort
About 150 people attended the Cancer Aid and Research dance sponsored by the VFW Post 4403 Ladies Auxiliary at the VFW hall Saturday night. The event raised 298.69 for cancer aid and research.
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EPA puts new solid waste disposal guidelines in federal rules
COLLEGE STATION The U S Environmental Protection Agency published disposal guidelines in the Federal Register on July 11 covering storage and collection of solid wastes from homes businesses and institutions. The rules require 35 gallon containers vehicle design standards weekly collection reusable containers and specific bag use. They urge curbside alley collection routing fuel conservation safety training and invite public comment from officials and the public.
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Federal Register
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
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Two Americans Dead in Mine Attack Near Asmara
A State Department spokesman said two Collins International Service Co. employees were killed when a land mine exploded on a road near Asmara, Ethiopia, on Saturday. Aldworth R. Brown Jr. of Fort Worth Texas and William D. Trower of Vandalia Missouri were under Navy contract as a naval communications unit in Asmara. The mine, on a road used by Ethiopians including the Ethiopian second division, was likely planted by Eritrean insurgents.
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Economic advisers out of touch with American shoppers
New York AP report argues that Americans feel the bite of inflation while government numbers smooth over reality. It notes officials like Stein and Greenspan exaggerated optimism, as consumers faced rising prices, layoffs, and shrinking savings. The piece cites July price jumps and grain sales to the Soviet Union as real pressures. The public doubts government forecasts without concrete promises of improvement.
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Five killed on slick road near Conroe Texas
A heavy rain and slick highway contributed to a three car crash on Interstate 45 north of Conroe killing five people and injuring two others. Among the dead were Joyce Scott 32 and her daughter Rob in Micelle Gillaspie 12 of Conroe, Albert H. Wittliff Jr. 48 and Shirley Wittliff 37 of Houston, and their son Bruce 14 who died later in a Houston hospital. A neighbor, Robert Hampton 13, was listed in critical condition. The driver of the third car was treated and released. Gilberto Garcia infant dies in Refugio hospital after brief illness. Mrs. Willie Ray Garbe of Port Lavaca dies at 57. services held in Port Lavaca with survivors including two daughters and several relatives.
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Green Lake Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
Mrs J P Wood hosted the Green Lake Home Demonstration Club as they met Thursday August 14. Mrs Carl Manuel led in prayer and pledge, minutes read by Mrs Bob Priest and approved, Council Finance and Standing Rules recommendations approved, Recreation and Fair exhibit plans discussed, next meeting set for August 28 with Mrs Bob Priest.
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Oil executive urges gradual end to price controls
Mobil chairman Rawleigh Warner Jr. urges ending oil price controls gradually over several years to cushion consumer impact. He warns a sudden end could raise prices and wages and questions windfall profits taxes. supports extending controls for six months and urges energy self sufficiency.
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Watchdog for Justice eyed
Atty Gen Edward H Levi weighs creating an internal Justice Department watchdog to investigate future scandals. The plan follows past allegations touching FBI DEA LEAA and INS amid Watergate era fallout. Saxbe ordered an inspector general operation but it never activated.
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Veteran Newsman Robert Easley dies at 58 in Shreveport
Newsman Robert Jerry Easley 58 died Sunday after a brief illness in Shreveport Louisiana. He was copy editor at the Shreveport Times and formerly edited the Eddy County News Carlsbad Wascom Chronicle and Port Neches Chronicle. He led Northwest Louisiana SPCA with over 200 dogs and cats.
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