Clipping, written by Anne Pashkoff, from the Houston Chronicle describing the history of Sugar Land, Texas, and the Imperial Sugar Company.

Clipping, written by June Angerstein, from the Galveston Daily News describing the opening of the Moody Memorial Wing of the Rosenberg Library with construction and amenity details.

Copy of a clipping describing a laundry detergent made from sugar. "From Austin Alpert" is written on at the bottom of the text.

Photocopy of a clipping of the article, "$50 Million Project Slated for Stafford," describing plans for a business building project and an industrial park named Greenbriar Southwest.

Copy of a clipping describing monellin, a sugar substitute that did not sell well in the sugar market. The substance comes from the serendipity berry, a fruit native to West Africa.

Photocopy of a clipping from The Houston Post of an article describing land purchases near Highway 288 in Houston. Construction plans for the highway and Loop 610 are to be completed in the late 1970s. A list of prospective properties and the owners are provided.

Clipping from the Galveston Daily News, with four articles, describing available rooms and features at the Rosenberg Library in Galveston, Texas.

Photocopy of a report regarding U.S. sugar companies from an industry analysis publication. It provides an overall analysis of the stability of the sugar market and viability as an investment, as well as company-level stock market information.

Photocopy of an article discussing sugar production in South Texas in 1975. Minihan discusses the previous decades' history of crop industries leading up to 1975 and how the sugar industry has grown. Sugar farmers have seen large profits and the industry is expected to continue to grow.

Clipping from The Cincinnati Enquirer describing fortified sugar, a new product. The clipping notes the naturalization of many industries, including food, to cut out harmful preservatives. The fortification of foods by the FDA is discussed. The daily minimum requirements of some vitamins and minerals are listed.

Photocopy of a report regarding U.S. sugar companies from an industry analysis publication. It provides an overall analysis of the stability of the sugar market and viability as an investment, as well as company-level stock market information.

Clipping from Forbes describing the creation of Great Western Sugar Company by William M. White. The writer discusses the negative financial impact of White's ownership and that earnings and profits have declined. White runs another company, Great Western Cities, that has also not performed well financially.

Copy of a clipping from the Chronicle describing an unfavorable reaction from a Texas committee regarding waste being dumped into the Brazos River from Imperial Sugar Company.

Photocopy of a report regarding U.S. sugar companies from an industry analysis publication. It provides an overall analysis of the stability of the sugar market and viability as an investment, as well as company-level stock market information.

Copy of a clipping from the Wall Street Journal describing the negotiations of a foreign corporation to buy one-third of the outstanding stock of Robertson Distribution Systems, Inc.

Photocopy of a report regarding U.S. sugar companies from an industry analysis publication. It provides an overall analysis of the stability of the sugar market and viability as an investment, as well as company-level stock market information.

Photocopy of a report regarding U.S. sugar companies from an industry analysis publication. It provides an overall analysis of the stability of the sugar market and viability as an investment, as well as company-level stock market information.

Copy of a clipping from The Sugar Journal describing fraud in the sugar refining industry committed by Henry Friend with fake stock certificates. Also discussed is fake electric sugar refining and liquid sugar.

Copy of a clipping from The Star-News describing amendments to the Economic Stabilization Act. The new bills objectives are listed and mainly concern exports.

Clippings from the Wall Street Journal describing the extension of the Sugar Act through 1971 signed by President Johnson. The other side of the clipping discusses Mr. Shriver, a government employee, and his subordinates in civil service.

Photocopy of a clipping from the Amarillo Daily News of the article, "Farmers Underwrite Sugar Plan," describing farmers contributions to a sugar factory. Also included is a pamphlet discussing the history and yield of sugar beets, along with the economic benefits and feed value.

Clipping from Rocky Mountain News describing the plans of a sugar farming cooperative to purchase Great Western Sugar. Also discussed are the credentials and investment plans of the new owners.

Photocopy of a report regarding U.S. sugar companies from an industry analysis publication. It provides an overall analysis of the stability of the sugar market and viability as an investment, as well as company-level stock market information.

Clipping from Barron's describing the acquisition of Hubinger Company by H. J. Heinz Company. The sugar prices rose dramatically from 1970-1974. New ways to convert dextrose into fructose are being discovered and sold on the market. It is written that corn syrup producers hold advantages in processing over sugar refiners as they are able to have higher production rates.