Rabies Hazard Remains As Summer Outdoor Season Nears
Health officials warn Texans to beware rabies when venturing into woods with pets. Mauermann notes rabies can be carried by wild animals and transmitted to owners via pets. June saw 25 rabies heads submitted in Austin, and nationwide about 800 000 people are bitten by animals yearly.
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Austin
R. G. Mauermann
Texas Parks and Wildlife Tment
Mauermann
Texas States Department of Health
E Healthrtment
U.S
Health Department
Texas Farm Vehicles Emblem Improves Road Safety
Texas safety officials report increased use of the Slow Moving Vehicle emblem on farm and ranch equipment in the state. The triangular orange sign aids visibility up to 500 feet, aimed at reducing rear-end crashes and injuries.
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Texas
Texas Safety Association
Collingsworth
Farm Bureau
Joe L. Smetana
Waco
SMV
Smetana
University of Ohio
Choosing the Right Farm Electric Motor Types
Texas A and M Extension engineer W J Allen notes 18 motor enclosures exist and four fit farm use. Open drip proof splash proof totally enclosed and explosion proof differ by dust moisture and gas exposure. A dealer or engineer can advise on the correct motor for site conditions. Texline Texas location near Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Kansas and Wyoming capitals.
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W. S. Allen
Extension
Texas A&m University
Allen
Texas A&m University Extension
Texline
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wyoming
Austin
Pesticide Safety Keys Emphasized for Texas Farmers
E. E. Edmondson Jr. of Texas Safety Association urges farmers to read labels and follow four safety keys: labeling using storing and disposing. He notes applications range from fly control to crop insect control and stresses proper gear, storage in locked locations, and safe disposal of containers.
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Texas Safety Association
E. E. Edmondson, Jr
Houston
TSA
Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation
New Golden Eagle Passport Offers Access to Federal Areas
In Austin the $7 Golden Eagle Passport grants carload access to more than 2500 federal recreation areas with fees. The 1968 passport, valid April 1 1968 to March 31 1969, covers 52 areas in Texas including Big Bend and Padre Island. A 48 page continental directory is included.
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Padre Island National Seashore
U.S
Wellington Leader Transportation Admission for Federal Areas
The notice outlines unlimited good for one carload and passengers in private non commercial vehicles to designated Federal recreation areas. It mentions entrance fees and admission conditions. The document references sending a money order to the U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation for Operation Golden Eagle at Denver Federal Center Colorado.
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U.S
Bureau of Putdoor Recreation
Golden Eagle
Building 41
Denver Federal Center
Denver
Colo, F
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