Johnny and Jane Come Home to a Changed World
Johnny returns from the 1940s war to a country altered beyond recognition. While he served, Jane joined a factory job and views the home life through a new lens, signaling a society reshaped by wartime labor and social shifts.
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Stronger sunscreens linked to higher cancer risk study
A study in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute reports stronger sunscreens may prolong sun exposure and raise skin cancer risk. In tests, SPF 30 users spent more time sunbathing. researchers caution attitudes, not products, drive behavior.
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Seven-Year-Old Killed in Amarillo Wreck on Helium Road
A Tuesday evening crash near Helium Road and Amarillo Boulevard killed 7-year-old Andrew Logan Hernandez and injured three others. His brother Jeffrey, 13, and driver Mary Murdock were treated at Northwest Texas Hospital, with Murdock in critical condition. Loretta Gouldy, driving the other pickup, was hospitalized with non serious injuries.
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GAINING FAME Touring duo McGraw and Dixie Chicks earn CMA nomina tion
Tim McGraw and the Dixie Chicks gain recognition in country music as they break into the scene with major nominations for best entertainer from the Country Music Association. Winners announced September 22, 1948.
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Alfred Hitchcock Spotlight in Thursday Intermission
In Thursday’s Intermission section, the feature explores Alfred Hitchcock’s enduring influence and the shadow his legacy casts over modern cinema, examining stylistic signatures and narrative techniques.
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Consumers Avoid ATM Surcharges Rise and Card Use Up
A Chicago survey shows customers increasingly sidestepping ATM fees through debit card use and extra cash back at stores. About 907.4 million ATM transactions occurred in March 1999, down 2.4 percent since June 1998, while debit card transactions rose 35 percent across the top networks.
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DOE proposes fine for Pantex contractor
The Energy Department on Tuesday proposed an 82500 fine against the Pantex Plant contractor for nuclear safety violations that could have sparked a high explosive blast. The Dec 29 fire in Cell 3 round room raised concerns about isopropyl alcohol vapor ignition and inadequate controls at Mason & Hanger, though no injuries occurred.
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