Potter County Courthouse Delayed by Lack of Funds
County Judge Sam Motlow announced Potter county cannot fund a new courthouse this year or next, with 22 cents of the 25 cent tax allotment in use for existing facilities and bonds. Growth and a new district court prompt temporary housing relief via rearranged or outside space at a called session.
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Plant grows in sealed bulb defying need for fresh air
At a Washington convention, scientists demonstrated a plant thriving in a hermetically sealed bulb. The experiment shows the plant recycles water and air, requiring no external attention.
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Trustees of New College Discuss Plans
Amarillo trustees advance charter preparations and asset transfer after Clarendon College debt liquidation. Two executive committees split duties between Clarendon and Amarillo to speed organization. Final location hinges on Northwest Texas Methodist Conference funding, with a University Park lot sale planned to boost finances next week.
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Hyper-emotionalism Linked to Intense Love Scenes
Dr. H. J. Strathearn notes that eyeballs and lids reacting to powerful lights can trigger hyper emotional states. He says families may call this hysteria, and the condition sometimes follows powerful love scenes.
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Film Folk Have Pet Ailment Sawdust Ear
Hollywood April 1 The sawdust ear is a common occupational ailment among movie carpenters millworkers and set builders unseen on screen but essential to production. Studio physicians treat sawdust in the ears or eyes as a frequent complaint of workers. Actors face eye irritations and other ailments during shoots.
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Much Wedded Farmer Faces Trial for Fifth Wife
Lang Iis gan, a Kentucky farmer, pleads not guilty to the alleged murder of his fifth wife and two children. He had confessed to Missouri officials that two years ago he killed Mary Rose Hagan, buried her in a cellar, and set fire to the house. he denies killing the two children. His prior four marriages ended in death, divorce, or separation, and he says he is tired of marrying.
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