Mexico Exports TB Problem Raises South Texas Rate
Harlingen Texas AP report notes Mexico exports TB amid elevated South Texas rate, with 39 active cases per 100000, far above the national average. Health official Dr Richard Allison cites cross border movement, migrant workers, and limited vaccination as key factors. He warns of a continuing, unsolved TB challenge tied to Mexico's resources and health campaigns.
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Harlingen
Tex
U.S
Mexico
South Texas
America
Richard Allison
Texas Department of Health
Texas
United States
Allison
Mexico City
Health and Social Welfare Ministry of
State Health Department
Prosecution Due Turn in Sanity Trial
San Angelo Texas AP two prosecution psychiatrists to testify in the sanity hearing of former Castroville town marshal Frank Hayes charged with capital murder in the slaying of Richard Morales on Sept 14, 1975. Morales was killed in Hayes custody and body found on a farm in East Texas. Judge Earl Smith moved venue to Tom Green County after a prior April hearing.
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San Angelo, Tex
Castroville
Frank Hayes
Richard Morales
San Antonio
William Donovan
Hayes
Morales
Texas
State District Court
Earl Smith
Tom Green County
State GOP Will Not Fight Yarbrough Candidacy
State Republican Chairman says the GOP will not nominate a candidate against Don Yarbrough for the Texas Supreme Court. Hutchison cited damage to the party and the election code's February filing deadline as reasons, noting the court would be placed in a difficult position if it ruled on one of its own members. Critics wanted a challenge to keep Yarbrough off the bench, but Hutchison opposed the move, urging nonpartisan judicial elections.
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Austin
Tex
GOP
Don Yarbrough
Hutchison
Yarbrough
Houston
Don Yarborough
Texas Supreme Court
Harris County
State Securities Commissioner
Total
Testimony Begins In Yarbrough Trial Defraud Suit
Houston AP reports testimony to start in a civil case against Texas Supreme Court nominee Donald B. Yarbrough accused of defrauding two investors of more than $117,000 in a 1974 Fairfield State Bank stock purchase. Judge Blanton ordered silence about the case due to Yarbrough's candidacy.
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Houston
Texas Supreme Court
Donald B. Yarbrough
Dist
Willian N. Blanton Jr
Yarbrough
Grant Cook
Weighty Numbers Light World Pig Titles Claimed By Two Illinois Counties
In western Illinois Henry and Pike counties claim hog leadership with about 25 pigs per resident. Henry emphasizes pasture raised hogs at 231 pounds average while Pike averages 263 pounds. Both areas ship over 500,000 hogs yearly, with Pike hosting Pig Day on July 10 and Kewanee staging Hog Capital of The World festival over Labor Day weekend.
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Illinois
Kewanee
Ill
Henry
Pike
Harry Wright Jr
Pike County
Carl Fike
Wright
Henry County
T Illinois Livestock Report
Fike
Pittsfield
Phantom trains cross the Zambezi near Victoria Falls
At Victoria Falls Rhodesia and Zambia quietly allow freight cars to cross a white border line on the Zambezi bridge. The ghost trains ferry cargo between Zaire and South Africa via Zambia and Rhodesia, despite official border closure.
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Rhodesia
Zambia
Ian Smith
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambezi River
Zaire
South Africa
Roger Hawkins
Here
Botswana
Victoria Falls
Goldman Sachs debunks market myths on investment jitters
Goldman Sachs argues most myths about market participants and factors like cash reserves, rate hikes, bond yields, and inflation are not reliable predictors. It notes funds' cash positions, historical rises with higher rates, and potential profit growth, while warning that easy gains may be behind us.
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Goldman Sachs
Treasury
Baytown mill to produce nation’s first ultra large pipe
United States Steel president David M. Roderick announced that a new USS mill in Baytown Texas will manufacture the nation’s first ultra large diameter steel pipe. Construction will start immediately on a 100 to 150 acre site next to Texas Works.
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Baytown
Tex
David M. Roderick
United States Steel
USS
Roderick
Texas Works
Pfannstiel Named Director of Texas Extension Service
Dr Daniel C Pfannstiel, 48, was named director of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service during a Texas A&M regents meeting in College Station. He has been associate director since 1971 and joined the service in 1949 as assistant county agent in Wharton County, succeeding acting director H O Kunkel.
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College Station, Tex
Daniel C. Pfannstiel
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m Regents
College Station
Pfannstiel
Extension Service
Wharton County
H.O. Kunkel
Texas A&m
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Port Lavaca
Rex L. Cooper
Douglas W. Ford
Cook
Cooper
Ford
Fairfield State Bank
Zambezi
Shaba
Katanga
Salisbury
Popular Liberation Movement
MPLA
Benguela
Atlantic Ocean
Wankie
Kazugula Shoo
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Mary Herrington
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