Brezhnev Nixon Meeting Signals Trade and Energy Focus
The piece notes the Brezhnev Nixon summit as a high level meeting with broad aims. It discusses Russian grain and soy imports, oil and gas needs, and the desire for a stronger trade balance to support the dollar, plus a call for oil and likely gold from Russia. It contrasts this with energy concerns and domestic policy implications.
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Russia
AC New Area Testing Center For CLEP Exams
Amarillo College will become an area testing center for the College Level Examination Program. Registration must be completed three weeks in advance. Exams are administered in the month preceding registration in fall and spring semesters on the fourth floor of the Business Occupations Building at 24th and Jackson.
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Amarillo College
Fred Dodson
AC Testing and Counseling Center
CLEP
Business Occupations
24Th
Jackson
Professor Aids Returning POWs
Dr. Roger Shields, assistant professor of finance at the University of Texas, on leave to head the Defense Department's POW/MIA Task Group, helped draft rapid repatriation plans and studied the war's economic impact. He will aid postwar economic planning in Southeast Asia.
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Austin
Spl
Vietnam
University of Texas
Roger Shields
Defense Department
Shields
Southeast Asia
Residency Work For UT Students Plan At University of Texas
The University of Texas School of Architecture outlines a Professional Residency Program for fourth-year students. For 15 hours credit a student spends one four month semester plus a summer as a trainee with an architecture firm, gaining on the job management training under supervision and evaluation.
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Austin
University of Texas
School of Architecture
Mrs Leland Bonneau Dies Suddenly in Carrollton
Mrs Leland Bonneau of Carrollton formerly Wellington died Saturday night June 9 from a heart condition. She was 42 turning 43 and had trained as a nurse at Brookhaven General Hospital in North Dallas. Surviving are her husband three children a granddaughter and her mother plus two brothers. Funeral at Farmers Branch Church of Christ with burial at Restland Cemetery.
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Leland Bonneau
Carrollton
Wellington
Norma Joyce Brock
Brookhaven General Hospital
North Dallas
Ruta Handley
Pete Brock
Mr. Bonneau
Plainview
Bonneau
Church of Christ
Farmers Branch Chure of Christ
Roy Williams
Restland Cemetery
Dallas
Dennis Caillet
Charles Ed Bonneau
Pete Brock Bonneau
Holly Marie Bonneau
Handley
Ted Brock
Portales
N.M
Jimmy Brock
Amarillo
Brock
Charley Hill
Bill Gafford
Crowell
Local visits span Texas towns and universities
Mrs. Karnes hosts Benny Karnes of Dallas and Alexa of Breckenridge with granddaughter visiting this week. Steve Hunter attends Hardin Simmons University in Abilene after graduating this spring. Mrs. Blackshear hosts Truitt Gibson Kristi of Borger and Jeri Wood of Plainview. The Currys welcome Virginia Gholson and Ann Mason of Muleshoe. Bruce Hite hosts grandsons Billy Joe Hite Jr and Stephen Hite of Amarillo.
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Robert Karnes
Benny Karnes
Dallas
Alexa
Breckenridge
Steve Hunter
Hardin- Simmons University
Abi-lene
Emory Hunter
M.G. Blackshear
Truitt Gibson
Kristi
Borger
Jeri Wood
Plainview
Donald Curry
Virginia Gholson
Ann Mason
Muleshoe
Bruce Hite
Billy Joe Hite, Jr
Stephen Hite
Amarillo
Single Knits For One Of Today’s Major Looks
Home Management expert Arla Felts discusses single knit fabrics as a modern fashion choice. She warns about pattern selection, suggests simple fine textures for medium weight materials, and advises patterns labeled for knits to reduce fabric ease.
Junior Olympics Set at Borger
The West Texas AAU Junior Olympics track and field championships will be held at Bulldog Stadium Hor get Texas on July 14 with preliminaries at 10:00 a.m. Sanctioned by the West Texas AAU Association and Borger Chamber of Commerce, the event promotes age level competition for boys and girls up to 18. Four top finishers in each event advance to Regional competition, with champions moving to Region IX in Waco on July 21 1973 and nationals in Ann Arbor August 14-17 1973.
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West Texas
AAU
Rayfer Johnson
John Pennell
Don Schollander
Waco
Texas
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Long Journey to Bring New Pesticides to Market
The National Cotton Council notes that a new pesticide undergoes about 30 research steps before market. It requires around 100000 man hours of testing over eight to ten years and costs about 10 million dollars.
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National Cotton Council
Fragmented OCR Note on Garbled Text
The readable portion outlines a stray, garbled instruction set describing folding an elastic edge inward and aligning toward a side edge. It appears to be technical drafting noise with no clear subject, date, or identifiable entities.
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