May designated as Passenger Safety Month
May is designated as Passenger Safety Awareness Month. This article outlines safety belt laws, common myths about restraints, and facts on why buckling up matters for adults and children. It emphasizes that wearing seat belts reduces fatalities and injuries, and explains risks to infants and drivers in crashes.
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No Cop, No Choirboy: A View of L A Verdict
The writer contrasts The Cosby Show's tidy moralism with the Los Angeles verdict in the King case. He criticizes the not guilty finding for four officers, notes expert and official criticisms, and recalls street violence and the jury’s fears. He praises Chief Willie Williams and questions civil rights actions to follow.
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Huxtable
Cliff
Claire
Rodney Kings
Huxtables
Theo
Los Angeles
Lubbock
Travis Ware
Dallas
King
Perot favored to win Texas in independent bid poll
Texas poll shows Ross Perot with 35 percent leading Bush at 30 and Clinton at 20 in a three way race. Perot gains prominence after cover feature in Newsweek and plans 800 number network to backballot in most states. Texas Republicans rally Bush while Democrats react to shifting support.
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Austin -Capitol
Dallas
Ross Perot
Texas
Perot
George Bush
Bill Clinton
Newsweek
New York
GOP
Bush
Capitol Highlights and Political Shakeups in Texas
Clinton Perot and Bentsen loom as potential themes in Democratic strategy while third party talk grows amid tax, crime, and school concerns. Auto insurance reform targets high rates in the assigned risk pool. Budget cuts total 226.5 million with a looming 5 billion revenue gap. 30 new prisons face protests over location.
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State Insurance Board
Claire Konioth
Amy Johnson
Office of Public Insurance Counsel
Johnson
Legislative Budget Board
Bob Glasgow
Stephenville
Norwegian Immigrant’s Plow Idea Shaped Modern Farming
Talk of Texas recounts Ole Ringess, a Bosque County settler who imagined a disc plow and harrow after observing furrows on wagon wheels. Though he died in New York before patenting, J I Case later patented the concept, changing agriculture. The piece also notes Texas's superconducting super collider near Waxahachie planned at 54 miles, costing about 8.25 billion dollars.
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Texas
Jack Maguire
Ole Ringess
Norway
Bosque County
Fort Worth
Bigness
Settlemen's
Ringness
New York
Big City
Ole
John
J.I. Case Plow Co
St Jude’s Bike-a-thon riders thanked for support
In a letter to the editor residents praise riders volunteers and local businesses for backing the April 25 St Jude’s Bikeathon. They thank Shane Melcher Erik Redding Chris Flippin and others plus volunteers Melanie Hodges Donna Wilson Cathy Fowler Rob Rachelle Herrick and sponsors Amoco Production Feature Attractions Western Auto Kay Reese McDonald’s and Mr Gatti’s. St Jude’s in Memphis is funded by donors and aids children with cancer.
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St. Jude's
Shane Melcher
Erik Redding
Chris Flippin
Chris Trevino
Kirk Bray
Brent Werner
Scott Werner
Melanie Hodges
Donna Wilson
Cathy Fowler
Rob
Rachelle Herrick
Jim Best
Amoco
Sharon Goen
Charles Price
Western Auto
Kay Reese
Memphis
Tenn
Danny Thomas
Newsletters as creative class work at Brownfield school
Students in Jeanie Murphy’s computer applications class design newsletters rather than drill sheets. Groups pick themes from ten year reunion futures, CIA aliases, a Brownfield theme park, Mafia era, or Week-End Rock. Project builds real publishing skills while boosting engagement and higher order thinking.
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Jeanie Murphy
Murpy
Brownfield
C.I.A
Central Intelligence Agency
Cub Intelligence Agency
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