What Milam Areans See UFO Encounters Across The Region
Residents in Milam County report multiple UFO sightings by several witnesses. Observers describe varied shapes colors and movements, suggesting unknown energy sources enabling hovering acceleration and rapid changes in form.
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Kathryn Kahler to edit Tulane University newspaper
Lengthening The String notes Kathryn Kahler, Herald student editor, named editor of Tulane University’s newspaper. It places her among former editors from Texas universities and mentions other Herald students excelling in campus journalism. It concludes with a brag on Kate Kahler and a satirical excerpt about Americans.
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Kathryn Kahler
Tulane University
Yee High School
Temple High School
Miss Kahler
Bob Mann
James Hollas
Linda Hill
Texas University
Texas Tech
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Tulane
Herald Technical
Sam
Kate Kahler
Briscoe Releases Texas Land Use Study For Discussion
Governor Briscoe makes public an eight volume land use study prepared for former Gov. Preston Smith in 1972 at a cost of 99500. The report suggests three approaches to land management including delegation to local governments and centralized state control. It notes federal regulation could rise if Texas fails to lead. The release follows a court-ordered demand to publish and notes the study’s political sensitivity.
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Texas
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Briscoe
England
Abilene
Amarillo
Beaumont
Odessa
Waco
Corpus Christi
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National Crime Prevention Institute
Louisville
Old Philosopher Sees Energy Crisis Through Fireplace Gloom
Letter writer argues times are out of joint as energy conservation ideas mix with everyday life. He mocks proposals like weekend service station bans and Sunday car use while noting high firewood prices and the absurdity of rationing both heat and fuel. He suggests moving south to Florida as a final joke.
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Schoolboy Worm Detector Claim Mirrors Earlier Device
A reader notes a Rio de Janeiro youth’s worm detector is not new. He recalls a Leesville Louisiana device from 20 years ago: a 3 foot steel rod with a wooden handle and wired end used to draw earthworms from ground for fishing.
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Louisiana
Brazil
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