Waterfield Seeks Farm Policy Shifts in CRP Reform
Republican candidate Dick Waterfield campaigns in Wellington with State Rep. Warren Chisum to push major changes in national agriculture policy. He cites Conservation Reserve Program reforms to protect rural counties, promote productive farming, and argues for a farm bill written by experienced farmers. Waterfield also backs rural development, anti-drug measures, gas and oil incentives, and limited two year terms for Washington officials.
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Dick Waterfield
United States
Wellington
Warren Chisum
D-Pampa
Texas Panhandle
Chisum
GOP
Waterfield
Rural Economic Development Commission
Texas
Panhandle
Washington, D.C
Collingsworth County
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New York dentist Charles Graham patents first artificial teeth
In 1822 Charles Graham of New York City received the first patent for artificial teeth. A playful query about deer sounds yields the quip that a deer’s warning call is “belling,” a pun on “belly” and “dear.”
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Charles Graham
New York City
WATS Refund Notice in Texas Class Action Case 1990
Public notice to former and current WATS 800 subscribers about a Texas class action settling overtime charges dating 1976 to 1987. Southwestern Bell and other companies will issue refunds, with or without bills, plus interest. Details include claim methods, deadlines, and contact numbers.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Public Utility Commission of Texas
Southwestern Bell
MCI Telecommunications Corporation
Class of Texas Intrastate
WATS
126Th Judicial District Court
Travis County
Texas
Local Exchange Telephone Companies
At&t Communications
Southwest
Bell Plaza
Room
Dallas
Public Utility Commission
Public Information Division
Teletypewriter
Firebush blooms spark North Texas nursery sales surge
Firebush, a new bedding plant, boosts nurseries in North Texas after a wet spring. Dr. Steve George notes 25 percent dip in mid March to April sales. Calloway's president James Estill says stores sold out quickly, with 8 000 chains sold in the Metroplex. In drier areas, San Antonio growers report 10 percent gains. Firebush adapts from a South Texas perennial to North Texas annual, thriving in heat and drought. Planted as late as mid July, earlier planting yields best results.
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North Texas
Texas
Steve George
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Dallas
James Estll
Calloway's
San Antonio
Pete Peterson
Metroplex
Estill
North
George
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