You can't have your cake and eat it too at Lone Star Steel
This editorial notes the shift to permanent replacements during the Lone Star Steel strike, arguing that jobs belong to the company and that striking workers cannot demand to keep their positions. It recounts company notices from October to January, the union's stance, and calls for workers to return or settle.
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Longhorns poised to clinch SWC baseball title with Tech series
Texas in strong position to win the Southwest Conference crown after a stellar 22-2 season. A three-game set with Texas Tech in Austin could clinch the title with two wins, including one over Tech, as Cliff Gustafson’s crew chase school and SWC records. James Street leads pitching with a 9-0 mark and Texas air remains thick with record-chasing momentum.
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Gene Salmon
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Majestic Prince Poised as Derby Favorite in Kentucky
California bred Majestic Prince, undefeated and a Santa Anita Derby winner, gains local support in Kentucky as May 3 Derby favorite. Bred and raised at Spendthrift Farm by Leslie Combs, with trainer John Longden praised for patient handling. Acknowledges lineage to famed Derby sires and contrasts with Silky Sullivan’s 1958 Derby showing.
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Weber Era Begins as Father and Son Tour Together
AP News reports Richard Weber Jr., 18, joins his father Dick Weber Sr. on the PBA tour, debuting at the Milwaukee Open with a 196 average over 16 qualifying games. They plan to split spring and summer stops and compete in doubles and team events at Madison ABC.
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Jarvis Conducts TB Testing Project at College
Jarvis Christian College science club with the College Health Department and the Texas State Department of Health conducted a tuberculin testing program for students and personnel on Tuesday April 22, 1969. Tests are simple and painless and reveal infection. Club sponsor C W Clift said results will be interpreted by authorities to determine infection level and necessary steps, adding few carriers are expected and the effort is a health demonstration.
Rabbit’s slim odds of living to first birthday noted
The cottontail rabbit faces a one in twenty chance of reaching its first birthday, yet it remains one of the country’s most common animals.
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