Peebles' Choice on Crime and Curious Food Tales
A column riffing on trivial crimes and odd food myths from a newspaper excerpt. It describes a St. Louis woman fined for eating four cashews on a bus, later dismissed after court costs. It notes a first grader’s recipe jokes, a Houston house rental scam, and a boasting boss willing to blow up a building for money.
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Avalanche Journal
St. Louis
Houston
Place Ae
Bollworm Clinic Set for July 23 at Energas Flame Room
Extension agent schedules bollworm clinic for July 23 at Energas Flame Room with principal speaker Dr. Jim Leser of the Texas A&M Extension Service. Leser, a Lubbock area entomologist, will discuss bollworm scouting and treatment timing and methods.
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Jim Leser
Lubbock Area
Texas A&m Extension Service
Leser
Brownfield Meals on Wheels Moves to New Location
The Brownfield Meals on Wheels program, serving about 35 people daily from Wheatley School kitchen, relocates to the day care center at the administration building on Tohoka Road. Equipment transfer occurs Friday and Saturday with volunteers at 10 a.m. Friday. First meals from the new site will be served Monday.
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Brownfield
Meals On Wheels
Wheatly School
Tohoka Road
Vehicle collision and injuries near Buckley street
A two vehicle crash in the 200 block of West Buckley involved a 1974 Ford pickup and a 1978 Chevrolet pickup along with a separate one vehicle motorcycle accident. Sixteen year old Adria Eloy Mireles was sent to Brownfield Regional Medical Center Emergency Department at 6 55 p.m.
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W. Buckley
Adria Eloy Mireles
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
FDA approves safer rabies vaccine with fewer injections
The FDA approves a safer, more effective rabies vaccine requiring five injections over 28 days, compared with 23 for the current vaccine. Those bitten or scratched by potential rabid animals should contact their physician and the South Plains Health Department at 637-7659.
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Food and Drug Administration
South Plains Health Department
Masso and Burnett discuss tax cuts and government programs
Local figures Masso Burnett and others weigh economic policy. Masso argues tax cuts favor the wealthy and urges elimination or reduction of many programs. Burnett backs reductions, cites Tip O Neill and local tax concerns, and calls for community support and job creation. Community leaders emphasize stability amid high interest rates and inflation.
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Masso
Pfeiffer
Ee Ee Deine
Aoedick ‘ Brownfield
J.O. Burnett
House of
Burnett
Hance
McBride
Brownfield State Bank
Texas railway eyes first all electric line
Talk Of Texas reports Katy officials foresee electrifying 325 miles of the Missouri Kansas Texas line from Fort Worth to Houston. Electric locomotives could save up to 50 million dollars annually and reduce freight charges for shippers. The plan could have Texas' first all electric train rolling by 1984.
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Texas
Red River
Katy
Fort Worth
Houston
Three-Legged Campstool Defines Texas Legislature Factions
Austin turmoil highlights three-way split among liberal Democrats conservative Democrats and Republicans shaping operations after the 1980 session. Gov. Clements clashed with Attorney General White over Roloff related cases while Sen. McKnight and Doggett tangled over land swaps and appointments. LULAC chief Bonilla attacked Reagan guest worker plan aligned with Clements.
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House
Clayton
Bill Hobby
Senate
Clements
Austin
Mark White
Tyler
Peyton McKnight
West Texas
Big Bend
McKnight
Lloyd Doggett
Doggett
Clement
Texas Real Estate Commission
Richard E. Box
LULAC
Ruben Bonilla
Corpus Christi
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Bonilla
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