4-H Club News Opens Calhoun County Program in September
The Calhoun County 4-H program expands as 372 members and 89 adult leaders boost nine clubs. The article explains 4-H aims, activities, and project areas, lists upcoming September meetings across multiple clubs, and invites community members to join or lead.
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Jernigan resigns after long tenure at A and I University
Kingsville Dr James C Jernigan who led Texas A and I University System for eleven years resigns Aug 31 and is feted at banquet Monday night A reception will be held Wednesday 4 6 pm in the Jernigan Library Master of ceremonies was Bob Hope Ron Florence Gilbert Steinke and Hildegard Schmalenbeck lauded his career He conferred 12049 degrees 47 percent of the total 25801 during 50 years of A and I history
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Kingsville
James C. Jernigan
Texas A&i University
Jernigan
T. A. Harrell
A&l
A&i University System
A&i
Frank H Dotterweich
William C. English
Ron Florence
Kingsville Chamber of Commerce
Kingsvill Kiwanis Club
Gilbert E. Steinke
Hildegard Schmalenbeck
A&i English
Registration to be held at Texas A&I University
Registration for day classes at Texas A&I University runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday, with Saturday and evening class registration 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday only in Jernigan Library. Classes begin September 2 at 8 a.m. after Labor Day. The first Saturday class is September 6. Orientation for new students started today with dormitory check-ins, 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Faculty meetings were held today and will occur tomorrow.
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Kingsville
Texas A&i University
Jernigan Library
Calhoun High School students attend district leadership workshop
Five Calhoun High School Student Council officers attended the Central Gulf Association of Student Councils District XI Leadership Workshop in Victoria on August 23. Attendees were John Haynes president Terry Rodgers vice president Laura Williams secretary Carol Ramirez corresponding secretary and Amanda Boyd treasurer. Group sessions covered each major office after a general introduction.
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Central Gulf Association of Student Councils
District XI
Victoria
John Haynes
Terry Rodgers
Laura Williams
Carol Ramirez
Amanda Boyd
NEA says teachers show mixed results in food stamp drive
The National Education Association reports its six month campaign to recruit teachers for federal food stamps has had limited success but highlights the wage pressures on teachers. The NEA cites an average teacher salary around 11 513 in June and notes some educators report harassment while maintaining anonymity.
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National Education Association
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James A. Harris
Des Moines
Iowa
White House
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Delaware
Ohio
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Subpoenas issued in Hoffa case deepen mystery
FBI investigators expanding the Hoffa disappearance probe have summoned witnesses to testify before a grand jury examining Hoffa’s case and alleged misuses of Teamsters union funds. Joe Bane of Local 614 in Pontiac and others were subpoenaed, as prosecutors weigh whether to pursue indictments amid Mafia- tied theories.
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Teamsters
Joe Bane
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Associated Press
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ACT test scheduled for Bee County College students
WARTON all students planning to attend Bee County College this fall who have not taken the ACT should meet at 8 a.m. Wednesday Aug. 27 in the Student Center. Call the counseling office for more information. The fee is $7.50.
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Farm Union backs sales
The National Farmers Union says increased grocery prices would be hardly noticeable to consumers if Russian grain sales proceed but would be truly devastating to farmers if sales are halted. Jay Naman, executive board member and Texas Farmers Union president, noted price delays and argued a $1 wheat price rise would only lift loaf bread by 1.2 cents.
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Waco
Tex
National Farmers Union
Jay Naman
Texas Farmers Union
Naman
Slayton Undergoes Lung Surgery for Possible Cancer
Apollo astronaut Donald K Slayton faced a scheduled 9 a.m. EDT operation at MD Anderson for a small left lung lesion thought likely cancer. If malignant, a wedge would be removed. if benign, no further surgery. Slayton, 51, remains optimistic about future flights after early detection following the Apollo Soyuz mission.
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Houston
Donald K Slayton
M.D. Anderson Hoopital and Tumor Institute
Slayton
Skydiver Gloria Porter Finds Endless Thrill In Flight
SEATTLE AP Gloria Porter a biology teacher at Tahoma High School says skydiving keeps her from boredom. Over eight years she has won multiple local regional and national titles. she began after dating a parachute instructor and now coaches jumpers while training for the U S Parachute Team.
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Gloria Porter
Tahoma High School
Annie
Issaquah Center
Porter
Mexico
Yugoslavia
United States
U.S
Morning Markets Slump On Rising Rates
New York stocks drift lower amid renewed rate fears. The noon Dow fell 7.19 to 105.15 as losses outweighed gains on the NYSE. Treasury bill yields rose to an eight month high with 13 week bills at 6.59 percent. The NYSE market value index slipped .20 to 84.17 and the composite to 44.91.
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Terra Resources buys Louisiana oil and gas properties
Terra Resources Inc of Tulsa announced the purchase of oil and gas properties in Louisiana from Callery Properties for 12.2497 million dollars. The assets include 2 893 000 barrels of oil and 14 937 000 cubic feet of gas with current production of 1 550 barrels of oil and 3 350 000 cubic feet of gas daily. The fields lie in Bonnet Carre Field St John the Baptist Parish and Stella Field in Plaquemines Parish.
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Tulsa, Okla
Louisiana
Terra Resources, Inc
Tulsa
Callery Properties, Inc
Terra
Bonnet Carre
St. John the Baptist
Plaquemines Parish
Grants to elderly get over four million in Texas
The Governor's Committee on Aging approved 4,624,859 in grants for nutrition and social service programs for the elderly. Funds go to projects in Waco Dallas Fort Worth Rio Grande City San Antonio Houston Port Arthur Pharr Corpus Christi Nueces County was expanded into Jim Wells County. Additional nutrition projects were approved for Texarkana and Tyler.
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Governor's Committee On Aging
Dolph Briscoe
Waco
Dallas
Fort Worth
Rio Grande City
San Antonio
Houston
Port Arthur
Pharr Corpus Christi
Nueces County
Jim Wells
Texarkana
Tyler
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