Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 174, Ed. 1 Friday, May 14, 1976 Page: 3 of 18
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Friday May 14, 1976
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weather review, said that some 31, down from 3.9 million in
replanting was being done in 1974-75. Cotton use by domestic
ski resort and White Sands
Missile Range in Alamogordo.
The band stayed two nights in
Carlsbad and one night in
Alamogordo. On Sunday band
MANY AWARDS—Officers of the Brownwood High School bond
display some of the trophies earned this year including the two
large ones for best in class at the Carlsbad Music Festival held
recently. Others are from the Brady Band festival and
Hush Puppies
Green Salad
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the UIL contest in Stephenville. Left to right are Jannye
Dogherty, Diann Newsom, Nardi Lee, Lavon Grant, Tim Law,
Mike Baker.
STEAK HOUSE & LODGE
ALL THE CATFISH
YOU CAN EAT
An 80-foot boat brought the
shipment to an abandoned port
on the Pearl River at Pearling-
ton, about six miles inland from
the Gulf, between Bay St. Louis
and New Orleans. It was
transferred to a truck and taken
to a nearby farm.
Put s-t-r-e-t-c-h into your dollars
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HELP WANTED!
We are looking for management trainees
to assist in our existing restaurants, as well
as our planned expansions.
Liberal starting salary and bonus offered. In
return for this, you will be expected to put
in long hours and a lot of hard work.
Applicants between ages 25-35 will be
given highest consideration.
APPLY IN PERSON TO:
RICHARD HETZEL
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15 tons of grass
go up in smoke
bay st. LOUIS, Miss. (AP)
Fifteen tons of high quality
Colombian marijuana were de-
stroyed in a bonfire by police
here Thursday, a day after it
was brought ashore from a boat
off the Gulf of Mexico
"It burned real good," said
Sheriff Sylvan Ladner of Han-
cock County The smoke at first
blackened the sky, then when
it got down to really burning,
the smoke turned blue.”
Some 100 federal and state
agents stacked dozens of bags of
the marijuana and doused it
with 400 gallons of diesel fuel,
then ignited it.
Seven persons have been ar-
rested so far in connection with
the shipment of the grass, val-
ued by police at $10 million. All
have been charged with posses-
sion of marijuana with intent to
deliver, and held on bonds of
$100,000 each.
NEW YORK (AP) - Secre-
tary of State Henry A. Kissin-
ger, Gov. Hugh L. Carey and
Mayor Abraham D. Beanie
were among more than 500 per-
sons who paid tribute to CBS-
TV's Walter Cronkite as the
March of Dimes "1976 Man of
The Year."
They and other speakers at
the $125-a-plate Hotel Pierre
= dinner Thursday night praised
Cronkite. Kissinger said Cron-
kite was "a newsman and not an
entertainer," who "pays the
ultimate compliment" to his
audience by saying:
“Here are the facts; you must
use your own judgment and
draw your own conclusions."
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186-year-old ready to start
I pedaling in ‘bikecentennial’
I NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) luncheon and reception for the William Coleman Jr says
I — Clarence Pickard, who will 36-year-old queen and her 42- America’s lawyers concentrate
I be 86 on May 28, has arrived year-old husband. Prince Hen- on corporate, financial and in-
I from Des Moines, Iowa, to take rik. terstate law and fail to repre-
" part in Bikecentennial, a 4,250- The royal couple, after trav- sent the poor and the dis-
mile. 82-day bicycle ride from ding here from Chicago, will advantaged properly.
Jamestown, Va . to Astoria, then go to Eagle, Wis., where "I think we are on the wrong
Ore. the queen will dedicate a re- track," Coleman told the Sth
The 117-pound Iowan stored home built by Christen annual meeting of the Pennsyl-
4 achieved a kind of fame in 1973 Pedersen, a Danish emigrant, vania Bar Association on
when he completed a six-day about 1172. Thursday. "As the demand for *
bicycle ride across his home ----- legal expertise has multiplied,
state at age 83 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — our profession has moved com-
The pedaling starts today. U.S. Transportation Secretary pletely away from its public re-
with 13 bicyclists representing____ sponsibilities and social obliga-
the original 13 states, plus . , tions."
Pickard and maybe a few oth- tastlanu Singing ____
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acres of cotton this spring, up 16 Farm prices for upland cotton
per cent from 1975 plantings but (which makes up more than 99 Officials said the increase in
18 per cent below what they per cent of the total supply) prices "reflects the improved
planted in 1974. Department of- have averaged nearly 50 cents a retail demand, which in sub-
ficials, however, say that the pound during the 1975 crop stantial. part is the result of
April 1 survey may have been season, up from 42.7 cents in the economic recovery which has
conservative aiid that produc- 1974 season and the most in stimulated demand for mush-
ers may wind up planting more more than 100 years, the agency rooms in all forms.
bales and this Aug. 1 when the proved outlook for demand and from the range of 42 to 44 cents a
1976 crop is ready the stockpile prices growrs will push ahead pound received a year ago, the
is expected to decline to about with larger cotton acreages, department’s Economic Re-
3.4 million bales. particularly in the Mississippi search Service said Thursday.
Based on an April 1 survey, delta states and the Southeast Similar increases were report-
farmers have indicated they in- where farmers turned sharply ed for mushrooms sold for can-
tended to plant 11.3 million to alternate crops last year. ning.
SHARON KELIY DHRSSCMWARZR CM'kMMC . -odMWRRNV PERLSIEN • me GOOFREYDANIEIS
slated for Sunday Windsor, England (AP -
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GORMAN—The Eastland riding, three weeks after a bad
County gospel singers will be in fall in which she injured her
session Sunday at the back. ..
Congregational Methodist She looked tense and cautious
Church of Gorman. It begins at as she sat aboard her favorite
1:15p.m. horse. Goodwill, on Thursday.
Some top singers wil be in the She finished 12th in the dressage
program - including Robert S. competition at the Royal
Arnold and wife; the Newman Windsor horse show.
family of Santa Anna- Rafford It was the first time the 25-
and Moren of De Leon; the year-old princess, only daugh-
Tumbleweed quartet of West ter of Queen Elizabeth II, had
Texas; the Dennis quartet the ridden since the accident April
Ridge Runners from Mills 21 in a riding event at Bland-
County: the Concho trip from ford, Dorset. Her horse hit a
Coleman; and recording star fence, tell and rolled on top of
Mary Hood her.
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But in 1967 there was a large penses have continued to climb, By early April, the depart-
reserve of cotton left over from thus offsetting much of the in- ment said Thursday. growers
previous crops, more than 12.3 centive derived from higher were receiving 62 to 64 cents a
million bales when the crop market prices for the fiber. pound for mushrooms destined
year began on Aug. 1. Last Aug. Even so, experts indicate that for the fresh vegetable market. mqm .tuho .cot
l the reserve was 5.7 million given good weather and the im- That was up about 46 per cent S3 •K
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week that by May 9 farmers had the farm averaged 50.2 cents a J Amw mnuur man u wavs ruE
planted 51 per cent of this year's pound against 35.4 cents a year J OOAK DKIVE-NO BEST IN
cotton crop, well ahead of a 34 earlier t w north of coleman on u TRIPLEX
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last year and a normal rate of 36 ected cotton exports this season J 'J
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BY DON KENDALL Parts of the southern cotton belt mills, however, is expected to for both concert and stage band Alamogordo for the morning her newly knighted subjects
AP Farm Writer because of rain and chilly climb to 7.3 million bales from at the Carlsbad Music Festival worship, wi e among these greeting
WASHINGTON (AP) - De- temperatures. 5.9 million last season, in New Mexico. Sponsors for the trip were dueen Margrethe u of Den-
spite some weather problems, In another report prepared by i Mrs. Dicie Fulton, Mrs. June mark when she visits Racine
cotton producers have made ex- the department's Economic Exports and mill use could The band has returned from a Seamans, Mrs. Josephine today.
cellent progress in planting this Research Service, officials said increase further in the 1967-77 four-day trip to Carlsbad where Garcia and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knud Hoffmeyer, 53, and Ei-
year’s crop and government ex- that 1976 production could range season, if this year’s crop is they competed with 45 concert Evans. Bus drivers were nar Damholt, 74 who came
perts say that the 1976 harvest between 9.5 million and 11.5 large enough to build up U.S. bands and stage bands. Kenneth Sikes and Pete from Denmark and. livein Ra-
could be the largest in three million bales or more, de- cotton stocks, and result in In concert competition first Petross.. , , , dnevheamneKnrightsosmhsdr
years if growers get above-nor- Pending on whether yields were prices being more competitive places went to ClassA. HOlidav: According to Larry Sparks, der.ot Dannerog Wednesday
mal yields below or above normal. on the world market, according Pies Eamssn oa : band director, the trip was a night in ceremonies in Mil-
The anticipated rebound in “This year's eaHy spring has to department officials, class AAA’ Brownwood Class success and made possible by waukee at the dueen S decree,
cotton production is a result enhanced chances for normal or ..... . , .. AAAA Clovis NM ’ the band boosters, individuals, though the queen was not
primarily of improved domestic above normal yields during "In addition, tight supplies ...... businesses, and groups who present.
and world demand for the fiber, 1976," the agency said. By law, could be damaging to U.S. mill In stageband competition, helped the band raise enough The two men will be among 70
higher prices and a decline in USDA is prohibited from offi- use prospects and result in best in class trophies went to money for the trip. special guests attending a
prices for competing crops such cially estimating cotton produc- larger cotton textile imports,” Sunray, Class A; Brownwood, _________
as soybeans, rice and corn. tion until after the crop year the report said. Class AAA; and El Paso, Class
Last year, faced with de- begins on Aug. 1 Thus, the de- AAAA.
pressed market prices, cotton partment talks about cotton WASHINGTON I AP) — One
farmers reduced their acreages production in terms of ranges way to tell whether the coun- During the tour the band
29 per cent from 1974 and poor based on various sets of cir- try’s economy is improving or visited the Fling Chuck
weather and other problems re- cumstances such as “average” failing is to watch the prices and Wagon, a new dude ranch
dueed yields on what was plant- or “above normal” yields. demand for mushrooms used to located outside of Carlsbad, the
ed. As a result, last year’s crop One flaw in USDA’s optimism garnish steaks and other fine presidents park in Carlsbad,
was 8.3 million bales, the sma- that growers might plant more foods, according to the Carlsbad Caverns, ctoudcrott
lest since 1967 when 7.4 million cotton than they indicated last Agriculture Department.
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 174, Ed. 1 Friday, May 14, 1976, newspaper, May 14, 1976; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1561391/m1/3/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.