Texas hogs up 19 percent. budget debate opens
The SDN column notes a 19 percent rise in the national hog count to 67.5 million and Texas hogs up 48 percent to 1,419,000 on farms, mostly in the High Plains. It also reports Gov. Preston Smith’s biennial budget proposal drawing mixed reactions, bond concerns, and push for a 140 day session to finish business.
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Agricultural Extension Service of
Texas A&m University
Texas
High Plains
Preston Smith
Everbody
W. Lee O'Daniel
Today In History January 22 1971
Today's historical highlights include Queen Victoria's death in 1901 and George Washington appointing DC surveyors in 1791. Other events cover the 1905 St. Petersburg killings, Wilson's 1917 League of Nations proposal, Hoover's 1932 act, and notable 1957 1950s to present events in Africa and the United States.
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Associated Press
England
Queen Victoria
George Washington
District of Columbia
St. Petersburg
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Herbert Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mississippi
Weather forecast overview for Texas regions
Snyder area shows 7 am reading at 40 degrees with 62 high and 34 low. Northwest Texas expects clear to partly cloudy conditions with cooler nights and highs from 52 to 67. North Central Texas will be clear to partly cloudy with cooler nights and 60s highs. Northeast Texas remains partly cloudy with cooler nights and 60s highs. Southwest Texas shows clear to partly cloudy skies, cooler nights and highs 64 to 80. South Central Texas experiences mild cloudiness and fog, clearing Saturday with highs 65 to 78. Southeast Texas foresees clouds and possible showers, cooler by Saturday afternoon with highs 65 to 75.
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Snyder
Northwest
Texas
Southwest
Osorio Says SEC Suit Aimed at Embarrassing Texas Officials
In a Dallas Morning News interview from New York, John Osorio frames the SEC fraud suit as politically motivated to embarrass Governor and legislators including Waggoner Carr. Separate actions place National Bankers Life and Olympic Life Insurance under supervision with assets frozen pending solvency hearings in March. Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes reveals a stock loan link to National Data Communications, while a deposition touches Gus Mutscher and a stock loan collateral issue. Gov. Smith had discussed a deposit insurance bill with ex Gov. Shivers before veto in 1969.
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SEC
Osorio
Clay Cotten
National Bankers Life
Olympic Life Insurance Co
Ben Barnes
Dallas
Barnes
National Data Communications
Sharpstown State Bank
Houston
Gus Mutscher
Preston Smith
Allan Shivers
Tommy Shannon
Fort Worth
Austin
Gene Plamer
Atty
Waggoner Carr
Shivers
John Osorio
Senate
Smith
Carr
Texas Tech Board of Regents
Cambodia Air Force Wrecked by Attack on Phnom Penh
An early morning rocket mortar and commando assault hit Phnom Penh airport and nearby military facilities. The strike crippled Cambodia's air force and dimmed army gains in reopening the sea route. Casualties were unclear. over 100 were wounded or hurt, with few attackers reported killed. News crews were barred from the airport.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Lon Nol
Ambulance Franchise Awarded In Snyder
The Snyder Ambulance Service franchise was awarded to David McIntosh, a 46 year old former Snyder Fire Department lieutenant who has lived in Snyder 14 years. He succeeds Odis Glasscock, killed in a January traffic mishap near Comanche.
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Snyder Ambulance Service
David McIintosh
Odis Glasscock
Comanche
McIntosh
Snyder
Snyder Fire Dept
Fire Department
Avenue W
Funeral Homes
George Patterson
Bobby McCormick
Preston Wilson
County Commissioners Court
WTSB Board Re-Elected at Annual Meeting
West Texas State Bank stockholders re-elected all board members Wayne Boren H W Cargile Martin Brooks Herman Doak Bill Eiland Holman Odom R C Patton Dale Stuard and C V Whitt Thompson. A year report notes 1970 was strong with deposits at an all time high and the board re-elected all officers including Wayne Boren as chairman H W Cargile as president Martin Brooks as executive vice president Bull Eiland and Dale Stuard as vice presidents John Greene as cashier and Sybil Bley as assistant cashier.
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West Texas State Bank
WTSB
Wayne Boren
H. W. Cargile
Martin Brooks
Herman Doak
Bill Eiland
Holman Odom
R. C. Patton
Dale Stuard
C. V.whitt Thompson
Bull Eiland
John Greene
Sybil Bley
Baker Rites Set Sunday
Funeral service for Mrs. John Baker 73 set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Mt. Olive Baptist Church. She died suddenly at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at her home. A Jackson native who lived here half a century, she was married in 1920 to John Baker. Survived by husband and sister Mrs. Lula Miller of Leavenworth. Officiants include Rev. Fred Nelson, Rev. F. K. Williams and Rev. Otis Archie. pallbearers listed.
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Mt. Olive Baptist Church
John Baker
Thirty-fourth Street
Jackson
Miss
Baker
Marshall
Lula Miller
Leavenworth
Kan
Fred Nelson
F. K. Williams
Otis Archie
Robert Durst
R. J. Nelson
Tom Willis
Albert Lewis
Sidney de Grate
Willie Daniels
Ernest Brandon
Johnny Harrison
Governors Disagree Over Veto Talks in Stock Fraud Probe
SEC records show Texas governors Preston Smith and Allan Shivers gave conflicting recollections about discussions to veto banking legislation tied to a stock fraud investigation. Smith says memory refreshed and he forgot calls. Shivers says he spoke with Smith several times urging a veto.
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Dallas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Preston Smith
Allan Shivers
SEC
Smith
Shivers
J. M. Falkner
Darrell Henry
Texas Banker's Association
Nixon to Deliver State of the Union Address Tonight
President Nixon will present the State of the Union to a joint session of Congress at 9 p.m. EST. The speech focuses on domestic problems and bold remedies, with foreign policy to be covered in a separate February report. Black members of the House plan to boycott the address in protest.
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Washinton
Nixon
Congress
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
White House
Russell
Dean
Senate
House
Florida Fruit Crop Damaged By Freeze Across State
Warmer weather followed two nights of frost that damaged Florida’s citrus belt. Temperatures rose to the 40s and 50s after deep freezes left teens to 30s. Officials held a special meeting to assess harm to the state’s largest fresh fruit crop and early buds for next year.
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Associated Press
Deep South
Florida Citrus Belt
Florida
Central
Citrus Belt
Richard Russell Dies at 73 in Washington
Richard Brevard Russell, 73, longtime Georgia Democrat and Senate leader, died at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after a long battle with respiratory illness. He served as president pro tempore and chaired the Armed Services and Appropriations Committees, shaping foreign and domestic policy.
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Washington
Richard Russel
Georgia
Russell
Senate
Nixon
United States
Franklin Roosevelt
Armed Services Committee
Appropriations Committee
Bank Names New Directors at Annual Stockholders Meeting
Snyder National Bank named two new directors to its board at the annual stockholders meeting held Thursday. Elected were Scott Casey and William H. Wilson Jr. Schrader, bank president, reported on 1970 operations. A total of 27,500 shares of 30,000 were represented.
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Snyder National Bank
Scott Casey
William H. Wison Jr
Hugh Boren Jr
G. B. Clark Jr
W. M. Fuller
John Jarrell
Theo Lamb
Roger B. Mize
Rex Robinson
EF. W. Schrader
Harrie Winston
Schrader
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