The Canadian Record (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 104, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 24, 1994 Page: 23 of 28
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83.00-90.50
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80.75-85.10
82.00-83.60
78.00-79.25
97.50- 108.00
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49.68 HI DRESSING
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61.50HIDRESS/BONE
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111.58
110.82
105.87
99.68
96.20
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SLAUGHTER COWS HI CUTTER'UTILITY BONING 1 -3
43 779-1413 988 45.50-48.00
19 898-1285 1077 48.40-52.50
SLAUGHTER COWS CANNER/OTHER CUTTER 1-2
7 805-935
SLAUGHTER BULLS 1
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FEEDER STEERS MEDIUM AND LARGE 1
12
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144
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FEEDER HOLSTEIN STEERS LARGE 2
269-269
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FEEDER HEIFERS MEDIUM ANDLARGE 1
14
38
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58
77
68
101
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BRED COWS (Per Head) MEDIUM AND LARGE 1 YOUNG
14 700-895 800 550.00-700.00
BRED COWS (Per Head) MEDIUM AND LARGE 1 AGED
10 897-1115 963 525.00-550.00
COW/CALF (Per Pr) MEDIUM AND LARGE 1 MIDDLE AGED 125-300# CALF
5 900-1100 1040 800.00-910.00 843.00
COW/CALF (Per Pr) MEDIUM AND LARGE 1 AGED 125-300# CALF
5 975-1100 1009 710.00-775.00 750.00
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Price
Avg. Price
Weight
Head
Receipts: This week 2125. Last Week 1336. Last Year 0.
Trends: Steers under 700 lb and neifers unaer 500 lb steady. Steers over 700 lb and
heifers over 500 lb $1-2 higher. Flesh average. Fill normal. Demand good for all
classes. Quality average to above average. Slaughter Cows: Steady Bulls: $1 higher.
Cows and bulls near 11 % of supply.
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“Vietnam era vets make up the
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Texas, and we want those
among them who have been
thinking about buying a new
home to give us a call,”he said.
As a result of restrictions
imposed by the 1986 federal
tax reform act on the bonds
used to fund the program, not
all veterans are eligible for the
5.65 and 5.95 percent rates.
Only those who entered the
armed services before Dec. 31,
1976 and have been discharged
for less than 30 years are
eligible.
All other veterans will con-
tinue to pay 6.49 percent on a
15-year loan and 6.99 on a 20,
25, and 30-year loan. The land
loan rate remains 7.79 percent
for all veterans. The home im-
provement loan rate has been
reduced to 6.75 percent for
Vietnam era veterans, and
remains at 7.8 percent for all
other veterans.
“Recent legislation increas-
ing the maximum amount of a
VLB home loan to $45,000
greatly improved a Texas
veterans benefits,"said Loren-
zo Sedeno, West Texas repre-
sentative for the VLB. “Texas
veterans now have a total loan
package of $90,000 that they
can use to buy land, a home or
make home improvements to
increase the value of their
property.”
But Texans are not limited
to homes costing $45,000 or
less. Veterans who want to buy
a home costing more can com-
bine a VLB loan with a FHA,
VA or conventional loan to get
a lower interest rate.
“No other state has any-
thing that compares with these
special benefits,” Sedeno said.
“It’s a special Texas way of
saying ‘thanks’ to our veterans
for the sacrifices they’ve made
in the service to our country.”
The VLB has made more
than 138,000 loans to Texas
veterans totaling $2.1 billion
since the program began in
1946.
For more information on the
Perryton seminar or any of the
benefits available through the
Texas Veterans Land Board,
call 1-800-252-VETS or call
Lorenzo Sedeno at 806) 741-
1449.
Tuesday night in Perryton
A seminar sponsored by the
Texas Veterans Land Board
will be held on Tuesday, March
1, at 6 p.m. at the Ochiltree
Activity Center in Perryton.
The seminar is free and open to
the public.
Those attending will be
given the latest information on
the state’s three outstanding
programs for Texas veterans, a
total package of $90,000 in low-
interest loans.
The Texas Veterans Hous-
ing Assistance Program is still
the best deal on a home loan
While mortgage rates were
inching up elsewhere, the
Texas Veterans Land Board
(VLB) this week slashed rates
for its home loan program to
historic lows. Veterans of the
Vietnam war era are the main
beneficiaries.
The rates, set at 5.65 per-
cent on 15-year loans and 5.95
percent on 20, 25 and 30-year
loans, are the lowest since the
housing program was started
in 1983. The rates are effective
immediately.
“This is an excellent deal for
Vietnam veterans and it also
will mean a boost for the Texas
economy,” said Gov. Ann
Richards.
Texas land Commissioner
Garry Mauro, who chairs the
VLB, noted that the 5.65 per-
cent rate keeps the VLB hous-
ing program well below VA,
FHA and conventional rates.
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