Importing beef not the answer to inflation fight
The article argues that a 200 million pound beef import increase is a political move to curb prices but may backfire by delaying herd rebuilding, risking higher prices later. It critiques the administration for blaming cattlemen and notes pending beef import stabilization plans, urging policies that smooth cycles without harming producers.
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California Proposition 13 echoes spark Texas tax debate
In Austin, GOP nominee Bill Clements calls for a constitutional tax ceiling to limit growth of government spending. Democratic candidate John Hill considers the concept appealing and urges study for Texas. House Speaker Bill Clayton supports a realistic ceiling. Comptroller Bullock warns revenue losses in major counties. Lawsuits, school land sales, and court rulings fill the wider tax and legal landscape as Texas weighs potential similar measures.
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Texas Youth Council
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UT Bureau of Business Research
Minor League Season Ends With Week Schedule
The Stamford Baseball Program posts next week games across majors and girls softball. Major League action includes Red Sox versus Braves and Cardinals versus Dodgers on Thursday and Monday matchups. Tee Ball sees Cougars vs Mets, Mets vs Indians, with all games at College Lake Park field.
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Stamford Texas Bids Sought for Metal Building Project
Public notice states the City of Stamford will accept bids until 1 30 p m on June 16 1978 at City Hall for one metal building with fencing and for foundation curb and gutter work. Bids open at 1 30 p m June 16 1978 during the regular council meeting.
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Pioneers on Parade Lions officers installed in Stamford
Stamford Jaycees installed Joe Frazier as president succeeding Tommy Hammer at a Wednesday night ceremony. The Lion club named Paul Burk Lion of the Year and Charlene Smith, Texarkana, daughter of Pearl Morris, received a federal deputy clerk appointment in Houston. The Fly Our Flag committee promotes flag display with guidance leaflets. Carl William Marugg earned a B S Agriculture from Texas Tech and is now farming.
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Tommy Hammer
Charlene Smith
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J. C. (Blackie) Morris
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United States District Court, Southern District of Texas
Houston
United States
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Lila Mae) Trice
Cinton Rogers
Lone Star Gas Co
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Chamber of Commerce
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Texas Technological College
Stamford High School names drum major for 1958 season
Douglas Beggs will be drum major of the Stamford High School band for the coming season, announced by band director W E Mayes. Douglas will attend drum major school at TCU in August. Parade time was set for 4 p.m. for the Texas Cowboy Reunion opening day.
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Telephone coop wins $1.475 million rural loan expansion
Cong Omar Burleson announces approval of a Rural Electrification Administration loan of 1,475,000 to the Taylor Telephone Cooperative Inc headquartered in Merkel. The loan will serve Taylor Callahan Coleman Fisher Jones Nolan and Shackelford counties to add 390 subscribers, build 35 miles of lines, upgrade Crews Nubia Bradshaw Nolan Noodle and Norton exchanges to single party lines, and finance system improvements.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Taylor Telephone Cooperative, Inc
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Coleman
Fisher
Jones
Nolan
Shackelford
Nubia
Bradshaw
Noodle
Norton
J A sees tax revolt earth quake
Dear editor JA on his Paint Creek farm weighs the California tax revolt and its ripple effects across the nation. He argues limits on yearly market value increases lock in politicians and could trigger a broader movement, as voters demand tax relief and tighter government spending.
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Hicks and Goodnight Families Visit in Sweetwater
Mr and Mrs C M Hicks of Midland joined by Chuck Hicks and sons Michael and Kevin of Abilene and John Goodnight with family, all residents of Sweetwater, were guests at Mrs E C Laughlin's home Sunday. The Goodnights also visited Mrs Lynn Flowers.
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Michael
Kevin
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John Goodnight
Darrell Goodnight
Sweetwater
E C Laughlin
Goodnights
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