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Cameron
Texas
Growth plans signal Milam County future expansion
Private Growth To Follow Well Cameron aims for a new auditorium while a feasibility study proceeds. The county reviews an architect plan for a court house annex tax office as belated paving moves ahead. Citizens National Bank expands downtown with urban projects including an exhibit arena farmers market type facility and park development in OJT neighborhood. Milam County positions itself for tomorrow across county city school district governance, with constant planning and a likely wave of private development to follow.
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Cameron
Citizens National Bank
OJT
Milam County
Milam Area
Buckholts High School Wins District Newspaper Awards
Four Buckholts High School newspaper staffers earned district Interscholastic League prizes in journalism. The piece notes Yoe High School’s past papers and urges Buckholts to sustain student press visibility, hoping Cameron will join future publication ranks.
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Yoe High School
Buckholts
Buckholts High School
BHS
Yee High School
Cameron
Teeth implants and anti decay sugar eyed by dentists
London reports from the International Association for Dental Research meeting describe a future where extracted teeth can be kept alive in liquid nitrogen for reimplantation. A natural sugar Xylitol shows a 90 percent reduction in tooth decay, with Finnish trials of 125 adults indicating protective effects from daily chewing gum.
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London
International Association For Dental Research
P. Otteskog
Karolinska Institute of Stockholm
Otteskog
Thomas Lehner
Guy's Hospital
Prof. Lehner
Reuter
Finland
Arje Scheinin
Kouko Makinen
Turku University
Opinion polls oppose new consumer agency despite Congress push
A nationwide Opinion Research Corporation survey finds most Americans oppose creating a new consumer agency and favor strengthening existing ones. Only 13 percent favor a new agency, and many would forgo the idea if it costs $60 million or lasts three years. Public pressure may influence lawmakers amid opposition from consumer groups and critics like Ralph Nader.
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94Th Congress
Opinion Research Corporation
Princeton
The
United States
Concorde Faces Growing Public Opposition in U S
Environmental and other groups press hearings to block Concorde flights to New York and Washington citing noise and ozone concerns. The Metropolitan Council of Governments and New York Port Authority oppose landing at Kennedy until noise and environmental standards are met, while Britain hopes diplomacy and public campaigning sway decisions.
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Washington
Reuter
New York
Federal Aviation Administration
Ford Administration
Britain
France
Atlantic
U. S
London
Congress
America
FAA
Dulles
Wash
Hington
Metropolitan Council of Governments
Greater Washington
Council
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Limits
Port Authority
William Rowan
Carey
Bat
State Department
Courts constrain school power over off campus conduct
AABA feature notes three cases on school discipline outside grounds. A teen bully was kept on probation despite parental suit, the court upholding the penalty citing disruption of the educational process. In a vacation incident a student faced suspension for beer in a car, ruled insufficient harm to education. A pair suspended for an off campus underground paper saw the suspension lifted for lack of libel, inflammation, or obscenity, underscoring press freedom.
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Eddie
Open House Set For Retirees At Ft Hood
Ft Hood will host an open house for retired army personnel their survivors and dependents on May 10 Invitations mailed to more than 17000 people in a 179 county area from Odessa to Texarkana and from Childress to Galveston The event aims to inform on retirement rights benefits and privileges and to renew interest in today s active Army A welcome address will be given by Lieutenant General Robert M Shoe maker Commander NII Corps Ft Hood
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Ft. Hoodwill
Odessa
Texarkana
Childess
Galveston
Robert M. Shoemaker
NII Corps
Ft. Hood
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American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
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