56 Planes Land Sunday at Andrews Fly-In Breakfast
More than 156 persons attended a fly in breakfast at Andrews County Airport hosted by the Andrews Junior Chamber of Commerce. Sixty plus planes landed for the air show with sky divers from Lubbock and a special Amarillo Army Reserve unit. Awards honored Arthur Hardy of Hobbs as oldest pilot and Gene Randolph of Seagraves for best spot landing.
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Andrews Junior Chamber of Commerce
Andrews County
Bud Duncan
Bill Hart
Marshall Pharr
Web Sharp
Arthur Hardy
Hobbs
Gene Randolph
Seagraves
Ray Heggy
Marfa
Lubbock
Jimmy Franklin
Lovington
Jumping Beans Described by National Geographic
The Mexican jumping bean is the seed of an arrow plant by National Geographic. A small moth larva moves inside the shell and causes the bean to jump.
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National Geographic
Cape Lookout National Seashore Could Join Outer Banks
The Department of the Interior may turn North Carolina's lower Outer Banks into Cape Lookout National Seashore, adding 58 miles of shoreline from Ocracoke Inlet to Beaufort Inlet. Cape Hatteras Seashore spans 80 miles north to Bodie Island.
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Americas
Department of the Interior
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Cape Lookout National Seashore
Cape Lookout
Ocracoke Inlet
Beaufort Inlet
Cape Hatteras Seashore
Whalebone Junction
Bodie Island
National Geographic Society
Outer Banks
Pea Island
Andrews Steady In Big Count In Weekly Rig Survey
Andrews remains steady in the weekly drilling rig survey by Reed Roller Bit Co. 14 rigs operated in the county last week, Permian Basin totals reach 252, Lea County leads with 53 units, Pecos County has 9, and Ector County reports 17. The piece shifts to North Carolina maritime history and Blackbeard lore, noting World War I submarine activity near Hatteras and Cape Lookout, 1943 ship losses, and tales of Teach’s Hole and Teach’s demise in 1718.
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Andrews
Reed Roller Bit Company
Lea County
N.M
Pecos County
Ector County
Hatteras
Cape Lookout
Europe
Africa
North Carolina
Edward Teach
Blackbeard
Ocracoke
Teach
Auto accident safety rules from Texas Bar guidance
A Texas Bar produced guide outlines steps after a crash: stop, render aid, protect the scene, call police, gather information, avoid admissions, seek medical check, consult a lawyer, inform insurer promptly, and report to the Department of Public Safety if there is injury, death, or damages over 25 dollars. It stresses factual statements and legal caution without providing legal advice.
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Department of Public Safety
Sheriff's Dept
Highway Patrol
State Dept. of Public Safety
State Bar of Texas
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