Born Winner Traits Poised In Satirical List
In a playful AP column from New York a humorous test lists signs of a born winner. It jokes that success brings perks and mischief, including wealth, health, and social perks, ending with the paradox of luck and limited chances to savor it all.
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Private economists warn economy slipping amid policy gaps
Reports from Sindlinger & Co and other researchers warn that Washington policies may fail to curb unemployment inflation and wage growth. Some analysts call for tax cuts and stronger leadership while noting private polls show rising fear of job loss and lack of confidence in the economy's future.
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Austin Lawyer Named General Practitioner of the Year
Arthur Mitchell, a 49 year old Austin lawyer born in Shreveport and raised in Taylor, earned the General Practitioner of the Year honor. He has practiced since 1950 and helped about 9,000 law graduates pass bar exams while teaching a bar review course in Austin for 2½ years. Mitchell served in the Navy in the Pacific during World War II and later joined Looney Clark & Morehead before starting his own practice in 1934.
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Keeping It Secret
The Pentagon says 676,834 people hold top secret security clearances including civilians, military personnel, consultants, and private firm employees working on classified contracts. The figure does not necessarily indicate access to top secret data.
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Taladay Tribe in Mindanao Still An Enigma to Anthropologists
Anthropologists probing a tiny Taladay group in southern Mindanao seek the tribe s origin after a 1 500 to 2 000 year exile from lowland homes Their tools appear more primitive than Negriotes and they reportedly survive by food gathering and animal trapping with sound teeth their diet includes tadpoles.
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Reservoir teems with 23 fish species on border
Ami Stad Reservoir at the Texas Mexico line hosts at least 23 freshwater fish species, per Texas Parks and Wildlife Department leader George Henderson. About half appeal to anglers, aided by periodic releases of fingerlings and fry. Popular catches include drum crappie largemouth bass white bass channel catfish flathead blue catfish and several sunfish. The Rio Grande perch attracts fly fishermen.
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Tasadays in Mindanao Cast as Stone Age Wonder
The Tasadays, isolated for centuries in Mindanao mountains, are photographed by Dr. Robert Fox. Experts note no cavities in teeth, a 2000 year separation estimate, and show tools like stone hammer and scraper. Officials urge cautious contact and potential designation of their area as a national park to protect their way of life.
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High Hopes TOPS Meeting Highlights Awards
The group will hold a 6 p.m. meeting in the Pecan Room at the Civic Center with six month best loser awards and KOPS graduation. Special guest Sarah Gunn, area supervisor, will attend.
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