Area's Future Forecast: Farm Jobs to Drop in Texas Gulf
A Texas gulf basin forecast from the University of Texas bureau projects larger farms, more mechanization, and greater food output to feed the San Antonio urban market, but a continued decline in farm workers. By 1975 farm jobs fall to about 37,000 and 2010 to 35,000 while production rises with irrigation and technology. population in San Antonio slated to more than double, boosting demand for vegetables poultry and dairy.
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Forgery Convict Given Extra Five Years in Court
Fletcher Eugene Padgett, 37, already serving five years for forging and passing, had five more years added by Judge Joe Browsi in Criminal District Court No. 2. Padgett admitted forging the name of Mrs. John Blackledge on a $31.40 check. He was originally serving time for an offense in Brownsville and was brought to San Antonio for sentencing on a bench warrant.
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