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THE BATTALION
Thursday, August 30, 1962
College Station, Texas
Page 3
AMONG THE PROFS
Richards Takes National Position
Hoy A. Richards of the Texas
Transportation Institute will join
the research section of the Bureau
of Economics and Statistics, Inter
state Commerce Commission, at
Washington, D.C., in September.
An assistant research economist
for TTI since September 1959,
Richards has been project econ
omist on the wool transportation
study conducted for the U.S. De
partment of Agriculture.
He will join ICC as an engineer-
economist to work with a group
that is re-evaluating transporta
tion cost-formulas used by common
carriers in rate litigations. Such
formulas will also be used in an
nual reports by companies to the
ICC.
Richards, who is from Temple,
earned a B.S. degree in industrial
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As project economist on the
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essing plants throughout the west
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scouring plants on the east coast.
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bility of locating wool scouring
(cleaning) plants nearer the areas
of production in the west, and
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ference at Gull Lake, Michigan,
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ciology, is a member of the Na
tional Agricultural Policy Commit
tee, representing the southern
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of the European Common Market
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icy Around the World.”
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ing policy with the Texas Agri
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serve as the Texas delegate to the
conference.
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