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His swimming Is during the lunch hour nt Wofford Cain Pool, a 50-meter Olympic-six* outdoor facility. Worley said swimming the mile using the crawl stroke takes about 38 minutes. He works out five or six days each week. The activity has turned into a family affair. Worley's wife has been swimming a half mile each day; his daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Jordan of Austin, has started the pragma nt the YWCA, and daughter Evalyn Worley, a spring graduate of (JT-Austin, is a swim ming teacher. His interest in physical fltaass was prompted by reading Dr. Kenneth Cooper's best seller “Aerobics.’* He started by run ning, but found it gave him leg problems. Profits for farming smaller than comparable size industry Investments in fanning average about one-third as profitable as identical investments in industry, according to two A AM agricul tural economists. Dr. Donald E. Farris of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station and Dr. James I. Mallett of the Texas Agricultural Exten sion Service found that the re turns on investments in fanning were substantially below the av erage for the rent of the U.S. economy from the mid-1960’s through I960’a During the 1960's farm corpo rations earned about 45 per cent as much as the average U.8. cor poration, the economists said. The rate of return on investment for manufacturing was over three times that of farm corporations, not including asset appreciation. Farm corporations having re ceipts over $1 million made the highest returns in agriculture, but still had returns well below man ufacturing corporations with com parable receipts. Net income from farming as per cent of total assets declined from over 9.7 per cent in 1960 to about 5 per cent in 1970, the econ omists reported. The return on as sets in agricakure, which includes income for operator labor and management, was less than 6 per cent in all but two years of the 1960’s. Other segments of the U.S. economy, average approxi mately 10 pee cent and do not include labor income. Disposable per capita income did increase frqpi slightly above half of nonfarm income in 1960 to above three-quarters in 1970. To obtain this increase, farm as sets, such A land, equipment and livestock, haAdoerise rmseh fast er than assets of ether businesses. Average assets per farm increas ed nearly 500 per cent over the two decades. Some of the least profitable types of farms from the period of 1966 to 1967 ware Southwest cattle and sheep ranches, Wiscon sin Grade “B“ Dairy fame and Georgia broiler operations. More profitable farms were me dium and large cotton farms in Texas, Qslifomia and the Missis sippi Delta. Farmer* experience wide swings in income from year to, year and the rate of return varies widely among types of farms, the report ■aid. Generally, the rate of return and stability of income is greater for farms producing products with some type of price and production control. Additional information can be found in the report, “Return on Investment in Agriculture Com pared with Other Business in the U.S„" MP-1036, of the Texas Ag- ricuKural Extension Service. IMPORTED 3 & 10 SPEED BIKES Sal«H - Service - Accessories GiUne 10-SPEED TANDEM Now In Stock CENTRAL SUPPLY 715 8. Main • Bryan Ckmsd Moo. 522*2228 Barcelona \l’ \K I Ml M I OK I \l I \o\\ Ol'l \ I o [M. -•*- L. £ 4 * ,1 Student Section, Tennis Cnnrte, Basketball and VeDeybaU Courts, T.V. Lonage, Peel Table, Clnb Rooms. Stodent Rates. Efficient, Discreet Prafineienal Management. Security Geard. The Newest in Apartments In College Station/Brvex Aran. — ^ ( - Student Plan $42.66 per month. We have separate Derm. COLONY OAKS APTS. 200 Rebecca St (1600 So. 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