Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 105, No. 5, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 6, 1974 Page: 8 of 22
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' AP Special Correspondent of these cougtries doubled and dominated by American oil public Me today do not yet
Judging by the headlines, tripled taxegniand royalties, ronyaMta. On Jan. 1, Aram- understand the petroleum in-
everyone seems hurt by the The oil
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1 NEW YORK AP - A three gering Americans.” A later being over. Me radio tatio made a record of “Americana”
minute recordtag called “A- reference says, “Our neighbors received 3,500 phone calls of and MacGregor on Thursday *
"Manz responsibie people in mericans," spoken not sung have bad it alone andrm approvan. "Pm wentintoarcordingstudiot
nd written by • 73-year-old damned tired of hearing them Armen Boladian, head of read the "Gettysburg Address"
s.-; sSSffu SESSS SFSS -ieehee
WaS92t5 •. , Meurice citizens of the United States. entitled to thumb their nose “America the Beautiful," a album.
EE8sforcedby barrel. “ « taken from toe E.Granvilerchairmnan.othe Two million of those citizens over toe lands that are gloating song in the public domain, was Thoughoutthelastyear,u.s.
■f embargo to ground aad exported. From board of Texaco. 1m “Some ...... _____j-.- 4 .W _________ . . __‘5 .1 .
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E benefited Consumers in the United qww energy The recording puts its mis year’s disasters have three weeks ago by Chees- Watergate soiu, g5-l but John
i.companies. States, Europe and Japan erontenta division, says: premise on the line in the first taken their toll and nobody buy Janus Records of New York, Wayne’s L, “America, Why I
I and Exxon, eventually will pay an addi "Clearly to terms of the sentence: “Americans, this nobody has helped."- whose president, Marvin- Love Her,” on which he read
all over the tional 10 cents or more per world’s current and future Canadian thinks it’s time to The day that MacGreor read Sehlachter exnecta —Im t Natriotic les bv actor Robert
MM for the gallon for gasoline, heating oil needs for petroleum, the speakuptorthe Americans, the -Americans," despite spring reachhv‘rmiTn.5 MitchotmPsenrotZerctowaom
| Amcil told and other petroleum products industry’s earnings positively most generous and probably the floods and the Vietnam war Author Sinrlair ain has extremely bri^ by
to cover the latest increases are not excessiveron the least-appreciated people in all hemmmempmemmpmegepommgmgi-- -------
— , — —-----in tatxes and royalties, ft contrary, they are still sub- the earth ” COUntV Ext£ll£ifin
per cent. “Never before was profit intsome places, but might be March, however, normal.” It was written in early 1973 as -A---*V-
the earnings proportion so much les ithe United « b. tew Winger says that between an editorial by Gordon Sinclari, by Pat Bandv
EL? likelyt „"Yon.wait unti the. 1904 must invest‘$3. tilont CFRB in Toronto. Reprinted in COMINGEVENTS Homemakers desiring to to furnished with staple
produced first guarter prolitcome out meet projected demand. He newspapersthroughtheyear.lt January 8 . Erath County better their homes appreciate instructions or step-by-step
uEhis.county andsee.what happenstoth, said $755 bilion 01 this must wasreadonDec. 2 on station Adult Leaders , Association the numerous do-it-yourself procedures for easy installation
y .7 ta profit international companies, come from profits. . CKDW which beams across the Meeting . County Extension materials currently on the or application. .
say That’s because prices have says the Chase Manhattan __ ... border from Canada Info office, 7:30 p.m. market. ----- some decorative possibilities
. . January 8 - Dublin 441 Cub Every day something new include mouldings and carv
& 25, also a Canadian. meeting, 3:30 p.m., Dublin hits the market. Get acquainted ings-in wood or plastie-for
’ While he played Paul Simon’s Agriculture Department with these new products-youTl doors, furniture and even walls
• Eridee me Trehled “ater - January 10 - Evergreen H.D. find many interesting items and or ceilings. r
Chib - 2:00 pm. Contact Mrs. lots of ideas for updating the Translucent panels-in many
W.E. Miller for details. home and utilizing existing transparent colors and various
[ypiwrs and tunuifiips also were small grain growth. Freezing
affected. About half the sugar temperatures damaged winter
cane crop in the Rio Grande wardens. The pecan harvest is
Valley was lost, Hutchinson.nabout complete .The crop has
said — been lightand of poor qualjty.
District Agricultural agents Mvestock
gave these reports _ weight. I
Panhandle: Some cotton - bas star
remains.to be harvested, in forage is
Collihgsworth, Donley and Southea
$106.3 billion. That was "6.5 "Shell made"a heck of a
Blouses.
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Harvesting in other counties tog is in
is about complete. A lack of - Southw
Cattle art- grazing some poisonous plar
irrigated wheat but feeding has feeding is ing
increased. land preparatc
South Plains: Only about 5 applicationgare
per cent ot the cotton crop is weather doimj
still out. About 15 per cent of fertilizer stippli
the crop is stored in ricks in south (
the fields or at gin yards, are gen
Cold, dry weather is hamper- growth i
ing small grain growth, moisture. Rust is causing some
irrigated wheat is providing damage. About 75
some grazing. the flax ctod is pla
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quarter earnings up 274 per the Oct.
that the 1973 profits look good been rising for domestically analyst. Platt’s Oilgram reports that Detroit by Byron MacGregor,
in comparison with 1972 produced oil faster than taxes The oil industry does not U.S. companies are plar-
because 1972 was so bad. But and other costs. The average reveal the profit it makes on to invest $14.3 billion in
they also concede that oil price of a barrel of American oil produced and sold within for exploration and produc- “Bridge over Troubled Water,”
companies hiked both prices crude rose to more than $5 in the United States. Oil industry tion. This compares with $10.3 MacGregor read Sinclair's
" with analysts, say it’s hard to billion, in 1973. Exxon alone words written the apring
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$2.80 t a barrel in the States rose from 50 cents to leaders say they are necessa- billion over the next four the Mississippi is under water '__Ll wreen, hhw end rnM, ■■ well as
first 10 months of 1973. 11 a barrel in 1971, but now ry. years. and no foreign land has sent a ROBEBURG, Ore. AP - brought a cake to his nursing traditional wood tones
Then the oil producing have declined again to 50 dollar to help. Freed a decade ago after home where he baa lived Barn board siding of real
countries-in the Mideast, Lat- cents or less because of the fich Armon TirAe A# spending 64 years in prison, since his mind began to fail wood - aged and weathered
m America, Southeast Asia new taxes and royalties. snertnes IIoC Ul f RidMlrt three years sao. artifically to look authentic -
and Africa-decided to take Saudi Arabia, Ahe center at extentBritain.andltalyswere gth birthday Saturday, seem- ‘!He may not know me; lends a rustic touch.
more of the earnings for Mideast oil,,8 example. -s - - - itedsoytiothedepressiono ingly oblivious to the outside some days he doesn't," Mrs. In addition, ready-made,
themselves. Between Oct. 16 The operating company there r.,,p. ©—„-A.LA,, Xedto te. Americans, "h world. Orth commented. “His days turned spindles can turn into
I urte morgasbord forgave billions in debts. None Jelled for killtag a man in are T0**^?*11*: beautiful furniture and shelv-
IV T • ■ Iv 7 «1 T T 1 _ at those countries today is Chicago in a fight in 1899, he the day room watching TV. ing.
Winter Weather Halts KEY wm. Fa. AP - can through wodden paving Gventne imteresttrits was paroled - • niece, Cara £ adsvtom-sarvedpodudarna
Florida Keys'fishermen say slats 01 most traps with ease, remaining debts to the United Orth, who was born a year and pause and pathm on th shelves and “SbPackets are
A.W:—A A 4G.,2+, they re tired- at owning Carr said he doesn’t blame awiendnnmi.g,, after Honeck was jailed. head. He’s loved by every- available in modern, stream-
ri an CM ing Activity underwater smorgasbords for fishermen for getting angry but g""hendistantcountriesare For his birthday, she one.” lined styles.
• giant loggerhead turtles that the loggerheads have to eat hit by earthquakes it is the
COLLEGE STATION, Tex Northeast: Five per cent of bite open wooden lobster traps- “About 25 years ago we had a United States that is there to
AP - Frigid-weather halted the cotton and soybean crops in But Dr. Archie Carr of the similar crisis with traps for help. 80 far this spring 59
farm and ranch activity last the field. Small grains are University of Florida says the stone crabs,” said Carr, whose American communities have
week over most of the state, Dr making slow growth due to cold turtles can’t be expected to 40-yeur study of sea turtles has been flattened by tornados.
John Hutchinson, director of weather and damage from rust change their dietary habits, so won him international fame. Nobody helped,
the Texas Agricultural Exten- - and greenbugs. Most winter fishermen will have to come up “My recommended change' "I can name you 5,000 times
rion Service, said ....... ...• gardens were killed by recent with stronger traps. from cypress to oak slats when the Americans raced to
Cattle, feeding was active, freezing weather. Livestock In recent weeks, the univer- apparently had good results.” the help of other people in
howeyen: in northerm areas feeding is heavy,** - “ "sity"s Sea Grant office has At least, said Carr, the
vheregunow covered, wheat. FarWest: Land is extremely -recelved complaints that tar- loggerhead problem to
fields and ranges, he said, dry . The cotton harvest to about ties are helping themselves to senaatioeal than one
Some cotton awaits harvest- c omplete. Fields have been too many lobsters defined for surfaced a couple of years ago. trouble? I don’t think there
ing in the Panhardle and good to excellent. Some spring restraunt tables. At that time, several skin was outside help even during
Rolling Plains but only scatter- land preparation is underway. Several types of marine divers said they were attacked the San Francisco earth-
ed fields remain to be harvested Small grains are making little turtles are found in the Keys, by giant turtles on reefs a few quake.”
in the South Plains and East growth. Cattle feeding to and the loggerheads are most miles offshore. The essay also mentions the
Texas Hutchinson said. Much increasing. • abundant. They can weigh "The divers wouldn’t believe Vietnam war a couple of times
cotton has been stacked in the West Central: Small graina more than 400 pounds and have us when we explained that the saying that countries which
lieldsin ricks due to, heavy gin are offering little grazing. A enormous heads. The front part turtles weren’t attacking once received Marshall Plan
__________ ________ lack of moisture is restricting of the turtle’s head la armed them,” Carr says. “They were rid have newspapers “writing
Sinal gramns made good growth. Livestock feeding is with a horny, toothless bill thattrying to mate with them." about the' decadent, warmon-
progress in central and eastern increasing. Some ranchers are
parts of Texas but lack of busy tagging sheep,
moisture is slowing growth in Small grains are h-wking
northern and western sections, little growth. Land preparation
he said Rust and greenbugs are and fertilizer aj^iratinn are
to cause some-: under waylodpring planting
as weatheeotidtions permit.
Much ofHHeste45 dry.
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