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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1982
Page
6
COLLEGE STATION a Texas A&M professor says lack of student interest and crowded curriculums hinder consumer education programs. Dr James McNeal notes about half of high schools lack a separate course and over 10 percent offer no consumer education at all comparing 1970 and 1981 data.
Extension agent Nancy Righy updates on microwave oven use including metal utensils and foil. Advice stresses following manufacturer directions to prevent arcing and damage. A September microwave correspondence course runs through the month, with an in person session October 4 5 led by Karen Burgess of West Texas Utilities. signups accepted at the Extension Office by August 25 at 447 2313.
Vera Hall of McLoud Oklahoma and E R Robinson of Perryton are joined by Franklin Glasscock from San Antonio and Michael Smith of Snyder along with Mrs Wayne Delaney of Williston North Carolina and Clarence Black of Dodson. Raymond Lee O L Judd of Amarillo and Mrs W A Carter and Marjorie Anderson, both of Amarillo, also appear in the roster.
In a regional appeal across New Mexico Texas Oklahoma, the Allsup's association promotes finding cures and causes for muscular wasting diseases that affect movement. The drive targets one million Americans and includes in store canisters and a Sept doorbell local event at Allsup's stores.
College Station report notes soybean farmers along the Texas coast are raising crawfish to boost earnings. Fisheries scientist Dr. Jim Davis says demand from U S restaurants has grown beyond Cajun circles and the state could use additional yields to meet it.
The document lists UPS ton dates for oral arguments on procedural matters to the Railroad Commissioners. Arguments were heard on May 3.
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