Welcome Chief DuQuette and new Sun office staff
Reader notes cooler weather and rain blessings while reporting on the new Sun office chief Le Roy DuQuette and coach Charley Sessom. The writer jokes about traffic enforcement, photo mishaps, Elm Street sign hunt, pigeons hawks misidentification, and a new employee Jean Lansford aiding Mrs Meek and the author with expanding operations.
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le Roy DuQuette
Sun Office
Jean’ Lansford
Luncheon Menu From Home Economy Note
A listed assortment of foods including hot dogs with chili sauce fries with catsup apple sauce and desserts. Items feature meat loaf green beans corn banana pudding and pork and beans. Also included are pickles onions peanut butter cake and pineapple salad with beverages such as milk and ice cream sandwiches.
Whitewright Public Schools Enroll 521 Students
Enrollment for Whitewright public schools totals 521, about 30 more than last year, per superintendent Sam Montgomery. More students may enroll this week as the district adjusts taxes to 60 percent valuation for next year to fund improvements. A school board budget meeting is set for Monday night.
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Whitewright
Sam Montgomery
Montgomery
Preventing Range Fires Costs and Measures
Rangeland fires threaten vegetation needed for livestock and wildlife, especially after a dry hot season. Experts urge prevention with fire guards, ready equipment, careful campfire use, and immediate reporting to protect pasture, water, and wildlife. cooperation among landowners and communities is essential.
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Ragsdale
Texas A&m University
Ragesdale
Vets to gain pay raise as disability benefits rise
The Veterans Administration announces an 8 to 12 percent increase in monthly disability compensation for about two million veterans retroactive to July. Checks in September and the following month will reflect the higher rates, with automatic payments so no action is needed. The full 100 percent disability rate rises from 400 to 450 dollars monthly.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans Affairs
Donald E. Johnson
Johnson
Hog Production Promises Growth in Texas Markets
Texas farmers see strong potential in hog production as feed efficiency and rising demand could boost returns. Charles Taylor notes Texas now consumes far more pork than it produces and cites long term potential despite a current price dip and a predicted 1970 crop peak.
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Texas
Charles Taylor
Texas Farmore Stockman
Taylor
U.S
Hay Shortage Sparks Grazing and Fertilization Advice
The lack of rain has created a hay shortage and grazing problems for stockmen. Texas A and M extension expert A C Novosad urges fertilizing perennial pastures now to boost fall production and quality, noting depleted nutrients from spring and the need for available soil moisture.
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A.C. Novosad
Texas A&m University
Bermuda
Klein
Buffer
Love
Bahia
Quarter Horse Association Holds Historic Convention
The AJQHA wrapped its first annual convention in Am arillo with 37 youths from 24 states, 24 adult advisors, and two international observers. President Mark Caperton led the body as the youth movement seeks global reach and a 1971 finals show amid regional director rules and state memberships.
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Lee Berwick
American Quarter Horse Association
Berwick
St. Joseph
AJQHA
A. H
Bud’’ Ferber
AQHA
Green Village
N.J
Amarillo
U. S
Robin Orlando
Leichardt
Australia
Gilbert Lalonde
St. Vincent DeBaul
Quebeck
Canada
U.S
Mark Caperton
Schriever
Time the Path Was Cleared for American Home Ownership
A 1950s housing reform call urges removing artificial barriers to construction and replacing old codes with performance-type standards. It advocates modernizing regulations, loosening union practices, and expanding credit through federal channels to boost home ownership as a national goal.
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Federal Mortgage Association
Cotton costs add to bale price in Texas High Plains study
A Texas Tech study for the Cotton Producers Institute finds $68.87 extra per bale after picking, with ginning costs at $27.70 and storage on the ground reducing value. It suggests 22 hour gin operation for 100 days and trailer storage raise costs, while automatic sampling and better freight could save about $25 per bale.
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Cotton Producers Institute
Department of Industrial Engineering
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Texas High Plains
E. Hervey Evans, Jr
Laurinburg
N.C
High Plains
Evans
CPI Producer Planning and Srvices Committee
Roy Forkner
Ginner
Forkner
Ricks
Cotton Belt
Texas
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Dick Walker
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Tex Robinson
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Rebilp National Park
Jutland Sea
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