Wildlife Fate During Texas Cold Spell
Texas wildlife largely survived the cold wave as deer and quail held steady in West and East Texas but fish in Galveston Bay suffered with stunned trout and redfish. Nutria died along San Saba and nearby rivers though officials call it noncritical. Exotic species such as aoudad faced notable losses on Edwards Plateau.
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Panhandle
West Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas
San Saba
Colorado
Llano
Lake Nosworthy
San Angelo
W. R. Long
Galveston Bay
Texas City
Galveston Harbor
Rockport
Department
L. D. Nuckles
India
Africa
Edwards Plateau
E. L. Young
Waco
Emphysema Clubs Offer Support for Breathless Patients
Health feature notes emphysema clubs provide peer comfort and practical help for living with chronic lung disease. Readers learn coping strategies from local associations, including medicine use, light tasks, and understanding benefits. The piece also mentions tobacco as a major cause and cites regional wildlife losses from cold weather.
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Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Carole Baker Named to ASU Dean's Honor Roll
Carole Barrett Baker of Winters was listed on Angelo State University Dean's Honor Roll for the fall semester. She earned a grade point average between 3.00 and 3.45.
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Carole Barrett Baker
Winters
Angelo State University
Bruce Smith Named to ASU Dean's Honor Roll
Bruce Ray Smith of Winters earned Dean's Honor Roll at Angelo State University for the fall semester with a 3.50 to 4.00 grade average. A Winters High School graduate, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Johnny Bob Smith.
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Bruce Ray Smith
Winters
Angelo State University
Winters High School
Johnny Bob Smith
Good Politics Make Good Reading in the Congressional Record
Ralph Novak argues the Congressional Record costs $45 a year yet yields rich reading for government students and historians. He notes the extension of remarks, where lawmakers praise colleagues, reprint articles, and curry favor, detailing examples from Brown, Hatfield, Metcalfe, Kemp, Ford, Bingham and others while highlighting the taxpayer cost and political theater.
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Washington
CEF
Congressional Record
Mad
Seventeen
Playboy
Congress
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Clarence Miller
Miller
Capitol Hill
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Bill Bowerman
Oregon
Ralph Metcalfe
D-Nl
John H. Johnson
Ukraine
Buffalo
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Lee Trevino
House
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Jonathan B. Bingham
D-N.y
East Pakistan
Winters Elementary Honor Roll First Semester 1972-73
The Winters Elementary and Junior High Schools announce students earning 90 or above average across subjects in the first semester of 1972 73. Fourth grader Neva Lewis Betty Lisso Jana Brown Lisa Bryan Leah Pendergrass. fifth graders Bill Bredemeyer Brett Billups James Fairey. sixth grader Kay Black Reggie Boles Patti Bomar. eighth grader Malcolm Bredemeyer.
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Neva Lewis
Betty Lisso
Jana Brown
Lisa Bryan
Leah Pendergrass
Duck Trapping Yields Unusual Mallard Pintail Cross
Parks and Wildlife biologists conduct a winter trapping and banding study on Lake Proctor near Comanche. They tagged 382 mallards and found the 383rd, a marked drake, to be a mallard pintail cross. Interbreeding is thought unlikely in the wild.
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Waco
Parks and Wildlife Department
Lake
Proctor
Comanche
Department
Winters Girls Beat Stamford In Tight 41-31 Victory
Winters High School girls beat Stamford 41-31 on Tuesday night. Becky Dean led Winters with 28 points while Stamford’s Miss Cook scored 14. Winters improves to 12-3 overall and 3-0 in district play.
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Winters Girls
Stamford
Winters High School
Winters
Becky Dean
Miss Cook
Hybrid mallards in Lake Proctor peanut area
The fragment notes hybridization in waterfowl, noting hybrids are typically sterile and male. It mentions Lake Proctor lies in a peanut producing region and that annual mallard populations range from 30,000 to 60,000 across tracts.
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Lake Proctor
Winters Visits by Social Security Rep
Ken King, field representative for the San Angelo Social Security office, schedules February visits in Winters. He will be at the Chamber of Commerce office February 12 and February 16 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. to file claims, get information, or handle SSA business. Residents may call the San Angelo office or toll free Enterprise 2058 if unavailable.
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Ken King
San Angelo
Cisco Junior College to Offer Night Courses in Coleman
Cisco Junior College will run a Coleman extension with one weekly night class per program. Registration occurred this week and Dean Carroll Scott stated that any course from the CJC catalogue could be taught if at least fifteen students request it, with class night chosen by student need.
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Cisco Junior College
Coleman
Carroll Scott
CJC
Scott
Night college courses offered in area
Students in this area who would like to take some night college courses may contact the college or Coleman officials for further information.
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College
Coleman
Youth Council To Reorganize At Humble Building Meeting
The Youth Council for ages 14 to 25 will reorganize at a meeting in the Humble Building next Monday night. The session starts at 7 p.m. Entertainment for the gathering will be provided by the Joint Effort group.
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Joint Effort
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ALLEN
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Sunset Gold
Bama
Decker
Cedar Farm
Bill Bredemeyer
Brett Billups
James Fairey
Kay Black
Reggie Boles
Patti Bomar
Malcolm Bredemeyer
Repoets
Cisco Jr. College
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