Work Under Program Placing Students in Service Roles
Text lists students assigned to work study and NYC programs across departments. Barta a sophomore at West Texas State University serves in service and maintenance and assists as relief attendant. Denise Archer a Clarendon College freshman enters nursing service. Rosa Garcia a West Texas State University freshman works in nursing service. Carol Jones a Clarendon College freshman joins housekeeping. Marjorie Anderson a Wellington High School junior works in the dietary department under NYC program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barta
West Texa State Universitising Service Department
Denise Archer
Clarendon College
Rosa Garcia
West Texas State University
Carol Jones
Marjorie Anderson
Wellington High School
NYC
Cotton Prices Poised to Reach Near $1 Amid Global Demand
U.S. cotton demand remains robust as foreign buyers absorb supply. Hong Kong bought 300000 bales while Japan increases purchases to sustain its textile industry. Exporters in Russia and Mexico expect smaller crops. U.S. farmers planted 11.2 million acres, with drought and cool weather shaving output in West Texas and the Mississippi Valley. If U.S. yields stay under 10.5 million bales for 1976 77, prices could approach $1 per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Hong Kong
Pakistan
Far East
Russia
Mexico
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Brucellosis Transmission and Herd Control Measures
The article outlines how Brucella bacteria infect cattle through bulls or contaminated feed, affecting lymph nodes, spleen, and pregnant uterus. It notes abortion risks, calf resistance, and human infection risk. Control methods include calfhood vaccination with Strain 19, testing replacements, segregating and retesting, and sourcing from Brucellosis-free herds. Texas plans a new control program with future details on indemnity and quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bencetta
Man
Bang
Thomases Harvest First Alfalfa Cut Near Sumnerwood
Mr and Mrs Lefty Thomas completed the first alfalfa cut and baling on their Sumnerwood area farm harvesting 1384 bales from 38 acres. Market notes warn cotton prices may not rise much, while polyester fibers could cap cotton demand. Weather links to seed production and hay values run about 60 per ton or 1.50 per bale in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty Thomas
Sumnerwood
Texas
Brucellosis in Cattle and Other Domestic Animals
By Mark Fires DVM explains brucellosis a bacterial disease caused by Brucella abortus in cattle and humans while other animals are affected by different brucella species Brucella melitensis in sheep and goats and Brucella suis in swine The infection rate in a herd with bangs averages about 20 percent though the source of infection for cattle is not stated in the excerpt.
Lone Star Gas Answers on Bills and Costs
Consumers learn gas bills are lower than many Texas cities while costs rise overall. Lone Star Gas discusses cost adjustments, absorbing 15 percent initially, and the need to recover costs to ensure supplies and fair returns. Readers may write Consumer Information in Dallas for questions.
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Lone Star
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Lone Star Gas
Hamond
Dallas
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Wall Street
Brent Long
Billy R. Long
Jerry Lee
Sidney Herring
James Herring
Thomases
Richard Nall
Danny Vaughan
Pike
Shamrock
Ricky Nail
Wheeler
C.C. Jones
Flamet
Jobie Cabbell
Los Alamos
New Mexico
LaVonds Thomas
Ann Smith
Raton, N.M
Mrs
Keith Smith
Wellington
Thalers
Mark Fires
North
Securities & Exchange Commission
Department of Labor Statistics
Lone Star Gas Company
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