Canners Tread Cautiously Through Pea Debate And Botulism Warnings
The SDN Column notes a home canning trend spurred by rising prices and urges proper technique to avoid botulism. It highlights black-eyed peas gaining national notice, while various regional pea varieties spark lively debates.
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Snyder School Trustees Offer Lincoln Property to Foundation
Snyder School trustees voted 4-1 to offer the Lincoln property to the Scurry County Industrial Foundation for $1 and title transfer fees, with the foundation allowed to let the Snyder day care center continue using it temporarily. The board also unanimously offered the Travis property to the county in exchange for coliseum rental fees and reserved the Travis gym for school use.
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Today in History highlights for August 13 1975
Highlights include Cortez capturing Mexico City in 1521 and Manila surrender in 1898. Other items note William's War beginning in 1688, Los Angeles flag rise in 1848, Shanghai attack in 1937, East Germany border seal in 1961, Vietnam rail yard strike in 1967, Los Angeles rioting action ten years earlier, Ralph Nader GM settlement five years earlier, and Cyprus fighting a year prior.
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Weather roundup for Texas through Thursday
Snyder temperatures reach 90 Tuesday with 70 overnight and 73 at 7 am today. North districts stay hot with 88 to 98 Thursday and widely scattered storms in the west. Central and south regions remain partly cloudy and warm with 89 to 98 Thursday and showers or thundershowers spreading eastward tonight and Thursday.
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Definition of Farm Changes In U S Agriculture
The Agriculture Department and Census Bureau will redefine farms as units with 1000 dollars or more in annual cash sales. This shifts about 565,600 so called old farmers off the census rolls and increases average farm income on paper. Small producers remain counted for program eligibility.
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Peron Faces New Rift In Military
President Isabel Peron confronts a growing rift as reports say military leaders split over Col Vicente Damasco appointed to interior ministry. Army generals plan a Thursday briefing on the crisis amid pressure for Damasco’s retirement and cabinet reshuffles. Police say 64 suspected Montoneros guerrillas were captured across Cordoba Mendoza and La Plata.
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Freshman Registration Schedule At Snyder High
Freshmen registration for the 1975 76 term starts tomorrow at Snyder High School. Ninth graders join the high school this year while seventh and eighth graders merge into one junior high. Two days, Thursday and Friday, reserve counselors extra time for nine grade enrollment with an alphabetical timetable listing times by letter groups.
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Lone Star Workers On Strike
Dallas and Fort Worth members of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers union struck Lone Star Gas Co alleging unfair labor practices under the National Labor Relations Act. The 340 Dallas and 220 Fort Worth members demand 11 percent raise plus cost of living adjustment after nine months, while the company offers an 8 percent raise first year and 6 percent second year.
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Cambodian leadership reshuffle hints Khieu Samphan displaced
Phnom Penh radio reports Ieng Sary named first vice premier for foreign affairs and Son Sen as vice premier for defense, approved by Prince Norodom Sihanouk and Premier Penn Nouth. Khieu Samphan and Sarin Chhak not mentioned amid rumors of trouble and distrust.
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