Screwworm Increase Alert for Texas Livestock
Texas eradication officials warn that screwworm infestations rise in fall as wet cool weather favors larval development. Farmers should boost livestock handling and wound care amid funds for control programs tightening, noting rare cases this summer and heightened risk as autumn arrives.
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Texas
Screwworm Eradication Faces Funding Setback
Officials warn swarms can migrate under favorable conditions and stockmen must stay alert to prevent a spike. Only 2.72 million of a 5 million federal budget will fund the current year, with 2.5 million needing non-federal matching funds. Texas, farmers, and the Southwest Animal Health Research Foundation push to meet the campaign’s $6 million goal by December 1 as efforts continue.
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Congress
Texas A&m University
United States Department of Agriculture
Progress Reported In Research On Wheat Gluten
USDA chemists report new knowledge on gluten elasticity and cohesion that enables bread dough to stretch and hold together. The studies, focusing on the protein in flour, advance baking science and support USDA efforts to find new uses for wheat and farm products in industrial and food applications.
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USDA
Want Ads Highlight Vital News for Readers
Classifieds spotlight essential community notices and opportunities. Readers find job listings, housing options, services, and announcements alongside small business ads and personal notices in a compact daily package.
Confidential Communications in Law
Explains attorney client privilege in Texas law and why it exists to aid justice. Describes protected confidences between client and lawyer including private family business and hopes, and notes limits after death with safeguards to uphold the client's purposes.
Privilege and Confidentiality in Lawyer Client Talks
The article explains that confidential communications between clients and lawyers protect the client, not the lawyer, and that breaking confidence can occur if shared with unauthorized people or in court. It notes exceptions for crime or fraud and mentions other professionals like physicians or clergymen who may have privileged communications.
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State Bar of Texas
Be with Jesus through study and prayer in daily life
The text discusses spending time with Jesus to gain wisdom, patience, kindness, forgiveness, and spiritual strength by practicing His teachings. It notes that about 400,000 volunteers lead within the 4-H Club program, highlighting the religious and service motivations behind leadership roles.
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Encephalitis fears spark Texas public health drive
Residents confront an encephalitis outbreak in the South Plains and Houston area while officials report a decline. The virus spreads via mosquitoes, with no human transmission or vaccine. Prevention focuses on mosquito control, eliminating breeding sites, and protective measures.
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Texas
South Plains
Houston
Man
Office of Public Health Education
Texas State Department of Health
Moral law and insurance reform urged to curb fraud
A July 1 note warns that insurance fraud and inflated claims drive costs for 7.4 million Blue Cross subscribers. The writer criticizes hospital overuse and auto claims collusion, linking deceit to social breakdown and a slide toward totalitarian rule without voluntary moral discipline.
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Blue Cross
Comprehensive 4-H Awards System Backed by Donors
In 4.0 Club work a comprehensive awards system is funded by scores of donors who believe 4-H is an investment in future security. The article emphasizes donor support and the role of awards in sustaining youth program impact.
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