Amoco petroprotein story in Mother Jones read to Record
The August issue of Mother Jones has an article on Amoco petroprotein, a yeast culture grown on crude oil. Amoco Foods plans to supply protein from oil derivatives with tentative FDA handling and claims 112 processors already use the product for foods. Milk and roast beef prospects are described as future possibilities.
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James Abourezk
S. Dak
Mother Jones” Magazine
United States
Michael Harris
Amoco
Amoco Foods Co
Standard, Oj] Co
Indiana
Tortutein
Amoco Foods
G. Carl Helsing
Sandard Oil Co
Food and Drug Administration
Amoco Food
Jack Shay
Dan Murray
Standard Oil of Indiana
Robert Flannery
Crumps Grass Roots Comment on New Dietary Additives
A brief note highlights Petroprotein moving to add sodium ascorbate, native pyridoxine hydrochloride, and cyanocobalamin to America’s diet as part of a grass roots commentary attributed to Crump.
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America
Southwest Border Commission formed to boost economies
The Southwest Border Regional Commission unites Texas California Arizona and New Mexico with Tucson as its headquarters. It aims to attract about 5 million dollars in federal aid for employment, industry and border planning, plus a focus on desert energy like solar wind and jojoba oil production.
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Austin
Texas
Arizona
California
Newexico
Southwest Border Regional Commission
Tucson
Ariz
Commission
Edmund Brown Jr
Dolph. Briscoe
Aiso
Mexico
Final Judgment On Thicket Case Without A Hearing
A final judgment in the United States v Temple-Eastex, Inc. case was signed by U S District Judge Joe Fish allowing 161 270 to be paid by the government. Temple-Eastex receives 160 208 with 407 87 to Warren Independent School District for taxes and 53 20 to Tyler County for five months. The government had sought to condemn 161 acres in Tyler County for the Big Thicket National Preserve. settlement entered May 31 1976.
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United States
Temple - Eastex, Inc
U.S. District Court
Joe Fisher
Temple-Eastex
Warren Independent
Tyler County
Big Thicket National Preserve
Negro Cemetery League Meeting at Masonic Temple
The Negro Cemetery League will meet at 6 30 Saturday in the Masonic Temple on the corner of 15th Street and Avenue. The final report from the annual homecoming drive held on May 15 will be given, according to Frank Garrett, president.
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Negro Cemetery League
Masonic Temple
Corer
15Th Street
Avenue
Frank Garrett
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