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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1981

Page

8

Congress backs Bentsen request to keep cotton loan rate

The Senate unanimously approved an amendment co sponsored by Lloyd Bentsen and John Tower to preserve the loan rate for West Texas short staple cotton. The change rejects a committee plan to require the Agriculture Secretary to compute discounts on a 1 1 ratio for low micronaire cotton, arguing the move would cut loan values by 30 to 50 million dollars annually while not saving the Treasury. Bentsen cites regional impact on High Plains growers and notes previous reversals of low micronaire policy.

Congress Bentsen Senate Lloyd Bentsen Senate Agriculture Committee West Texas John Tower Secretary of Agriculture West Texas U.S Treasury Plains U.S. Department of Agriculture High Plains USDA U.S

Health Agency reps meet with Stenholm in Stamford

Health Agency of Texas representatives met with Congressman Charles Stenholm in Stamford on Sept 12 to discuss home health needs. They highlighted gaps for younger disabled citizens during Social Security waiting periods and Medicare Medicaid eligibility, and provided contact details for the agency and staff.

Home Health Agency of Texas, Inc Cynthia Slayton Er.n Janis Turner L.V.N Charles Stenholm Stamford Haskell North Avenue E R.N Patti Englert

Appliance boosts trash cleanup with compacting power

Whirlpool home economists say a trash compactor makes disposing of household waste easier by storing a week’s trash for a family of four. It reduces bottles, boxes, paper, and cans to about one fourth, using about 5 kilowatt hours per year, costing roughly 10 per year.

Whirlpool Corporation

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