Atheist Sues Over Evolution Teaching in Schools
Loren Wittner an avowed atheist sues to test a provision of the DC appropriation bill aimed at withholding salaries from officials who teach or permit teaching that disrespects the Bible. He argues the case will broaden constitutional questions on how evolution is taught and may force expert testimony from scientists and fundamentalists alike. District officials and counsel say the clause resembles establishment of religion and may conflict with the First Amendment.
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Dayton
Tennessee
Tayton
Congress
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Republican
Francia J. Stevens
Hereford Woman Seeks Oldest House Inspiration in Santa Fe
Mrs. C B Eubank of Hereford Texas obtained permission from St Michael's college to reside part of the summer in Santa Fe's Oldest House facing San Miguel's church. She plans to write a novel on Santa Fe using the historic residence as a muse despite strong odors from disinfectants and dust.
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de Varrus Street
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Sonny
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Old Palace
Black Cat Magazine
TEGH College Hedges Will Start in Texas
Special to The Globey from Lubbock Texas July 23 the animal husbandry department of Technological college plans to stock foundation herds in Texas head W L Stange says stock will come from native Texas sources and later generations will trace to Texas stock Foundation Tamwertiy hogs come from A E Flowers Dallas and dairy cows from S A Guy Crosbyton Texas
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Dallas
A. Guy
Crosbyton
Wheat harvest ends strong in Armstrong County
The Armstrong county harvest is nearing completion as farmers shift to row crops. Wheat yields are praised with prices around 1.70 per bushel, a high level for the area in years. Notable yields include Bryant reporting two bushels per acre and Cailiham harvesting seventy acres for twenty four bushels per acre. Charles Bagwell reports two thousand five bushels of oats from fifty acres. Oasis swimming pool now open.
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Armstrong County
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Conway
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Kh. W. Cailiham
Charles Bagwell
Claude Mate
Amarillo and Panhandle added in Kansas City paper
Judge O H Nelson Romero Tex visited the exchange yesterday noting rains in the upper Panhandle and calling the Panhandle “the most prosperous part of Texas.” He recalled early rail links from Topeka and shipping Hereford bulls into Texas, praising Amarillo as a farming and grazing center with oil fields.
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Panhandle
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Kansas
Santa Fe
Topeka
Carbondale
Buffalo Wallow Survivor Amos Chapman Dies in Oklahoma
Amos Chapman 81 a Buffalo Wallow survivor died at Selling Oklahoma after an accident two weeks earlier. A famed frontier hero he lost a leg in the 1874 Buffalo Wallow fight near Canadian and was married to a Cheyenne wife with a large family. His passing follows years of regional renown and a planned September 12 Buffalo Wallow celebration.
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Buffalow Wallow
Canadian
Selling
Okla
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Amos Chapman
Billy Dixon
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