Canyon ISD Reaffirms DARE and Liaison Officers for 1 Year
Canyon ISD approved continuing DARE and liaison officers for one year. The district funds half of the DARE and liaison salaries for nine to ten months, with total officer cost about $16,000 each. Duane Chapman said the programs provide reliable drug education across schools. Superintendent Weitenheimer reported district enrollment at 7,363, with daily increases as the new school year begins.
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Combest sees limited congressional progress before election
U S Rep Larry Combest Republican of Lubbock told the Amarillo Rotary that little will be accomplished in Congress before the November vote. He cited partisan gridlock and predicted budget pressure, social security reforms, and possible private investment options for Social Security. Combest noted no Democratic challenger in the 19th District but Libertarian John Tumbow of Lubbock is running.
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Rocket truck flips injures guardsmen in Hugo
A military MLRS rocket truck flipped on a highway ramp in Hugo Oklahoma injuring two National Guardsmen. Fire crews evacuated an elementary school as a precaution. Officials said the rockets posed no explosion danger and were secured after the spill.
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Laser's price tag triples warn of slow budget overruns
GAO-backed audit finds the National Ignition Facility cost rising to 2.2 billion, with a likely near 3 billion total, due to mismanagement at Lawrence Livermore, hidden costs, and delays. Project completion slips to 2008 as lawmakers call for independent review and stronger oversight.
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Texas tire tread detaches killing Tampa surgeon on Texas highway
Dr. Gary Steven Haas, 47, chief of pediatric cardiovascular surgery at Tampa Children’s Hospital, died when a Ford Explorer rolled after the tread separated from a recalled 15 inch Firestone ATX tire about 70 miles east of Lubbock. DPS said the tire remained inflated and the tread initiated the crash. Haas helped expand Florida’s neonatal heart program, growing annual surgeries from 30 to about 400. The NHTSA is probing Firestone tire failures linked to over 60 deaths and 100 injuries amid more than 750 complaints.
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