New York rider tops weekly racing record with 23 wins
A New York rider achieves a historic weekly feat by winning 23 races, becoming only the seventh rider in state history to ride sit chnpera in a day and setting the all time American record for wins in a week.
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Family Life Programs Meet Resistance in Policy Debate
A fragmented review of programs aimed at improving family life shows debate over government role. Critics warn against new bureaucracies intruding on privacy, while proponents seek practical support for parenting and domestic stability. The discussion cites a preference for private and community solutions over sweeping national crusades.
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Do Our Pets Dream A Research Hunt On Animal Sleep
Students invited by Dr Christopher Evans to join a Science World fall program observed dogs and other pets during sleep. They noted limb twitching whisker movements and occasional vocalizations suggesting dream activity, though no firm conclusions emerge about animal dreaming or the computer analogy.
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Status of Major Legislation in the 85th Legislature
The AP reports the Texas 85th Legislature advancing numerous bills. Key items include SB51 on the State Commission on Human Rights, SB30 on a statewide adult probation system, and SB1 to establish school community guidance centers. Other gains include free textbooks for non-public schools, legalizing bingo and raffles, and updates to unemployment, water, and farm land statutes. House actions cover the general Appropriations Bill and penalties for prostitution, with several measures awaiting conference or governor approval.
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White House aides note 100th birthday congratulations trend
An aide in the White House Correspondence Office states staff cuts and rising mail volume mean more people reach the age of presidential congratulations, now at 100.
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Debate over gene splicing stirs campus and city fears
The article outlines rising concerns about genetic engineering's risks and freedoms at universities, detailing student and faculty debates, official campus responses, and public fears. It notes potential dangers from recombinant DNA and calls for careful oversight alongside scientific progress. It also reports unrelated local notices and a Baytown birthdaySchedule.
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