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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1977

Page

4

Reservists train with regulars at Fort Hood Texas

The 872nd Maintenance Co an Army Reserve unit from Washington completed two weeks of annual training at Fort Hood. They trained one on one with the 602nd Maintenance Company a regular army unit and aided the 13th COSCOM. They repaired wheeled vehicles maintained communications equipment serviced heavy generators and other gear. Capt David J Birney praised the training as outstanding and the best in years. Fifty two members of the 872nd traveled to Fort Hood returning August 6.

872Nd Maintenance Co Washington Fort Hood Texas 602Nd 13Th Corps Support Command Coscom David J. Birney 872Nd

Number drops but beef remains in U S A cattle inventory

The USDA's mid year census shows declines from a year ago in all cattle categories including beef cows and dairy cows with a total U S headcount of 130.6 million on July 1 down 2 percent from last year and 9.5 million from 1975 peak. Iowa inventory up 1 percent to 7.8 million. Futrell cautions against over optimism as feeder cattle demand may erode potential gains from lower feed costs and steady fed cattle prices.

Ames U. S. Department of Agriculture Gene Futrell Iowa State University U. S Iowa Futrell

Rise and Shine Advice From Dr Wallace Teens and Curfews

Dear readers report on teen sleep difficulty and strict phone curfews. Dr Wallace advises waking at a set time, not delaying with snooze, and using light to greet the day. He also endorses consistent limits for all and suggests seeking external help for family communication and confidentiality in difficult home situations.

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