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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1976
Page
2
Childress County will open sealed bids July 4 76 at 9 for a county project. The county may reject all bids. The recommended method of taking is in water or steam blanching may be used for dried feasts. Drying and tempering details unclear in the text.
The fragment discusses microwave canning risks and the dangers of heat distribution in jars. It shifts to how water play aids child development with bubbles, color, and floating objects, noting safety and supervision during outdoor and indoor activities.
Fragmented text notes children learning through water play and observation of weather, describing how water and heat relate to human comfort. It shifts to a brief mention of Transcendentalist influence on education, citing Jamies Marell, a 1764 1842 philosopher and educational reformer.
Mrs dane Lawrence announces Kiddies Korner will host an open house featuring baby products and child care items at 2 Main. The event runs Monday through Saturday with promotions and new merchandise. James Lawrence, employed LVN, and husband to Mrs Lawrence, notes team involvement and local highway department support.
Speaking before Collingsworth County supporters Tuesday evening, Bob Price pitched his campaign to voters as he lays out policy priorities and outlines next steps for his bid.
Black voters sue to end at large school committee elections in Boston claiming white majority dilutes their votes. They seek court to declare at large system unconstitutional citing racial tension and historic underrepresentation. Harvard professor and local lawyers testify on vote dilution and past reforms.
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