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Newspaper
Lamesa Press Reporter
Location
Lamesa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
2
A letter blasts Time Life books on evolution, accusing them of presenting spontaneous generation as fact. The writer urges scientific examination, lab testing, and public challenge to expose what he calls a cloaked fraud. He cites Dr. Robert Steel and Dr. Abraham Friedman on sex and health roles.
Capital Highlights reports a high court decision relaxing pressure on the Texas Legislature to overhaul school finance laws and the property tax system this year. Predictions point to major revisions in a possible special session, or not at all before the 1975 regular legislative meeting. Weakened open meetings and newsmen's privilege measures, termed the free flow of information bill, advanced last week.
The High Court reverses a San Antonio federal ruling and upholds property tax financing for local schools, saying education is not a constitutional right. Bills seek broader reform while lawmakers debate open records and shield laws amid ongoing public access battles.
A discussion of conflicting health claims from experts on sleep duration and vitamins. The piece notes repeated public statements confuse belief with discovery and stresses the need to account for individual human variables in medical advice.
Lamesa High students place in Senior and Middle School divisions as the school outlines dates for the regional science fair set for April 3-6 in the Middle School Gym. Officials listed include Richard Davis as Fair Director Nsa Ani Nsa as president Kenneth Williamson as vice president Tommy Dittcerner as treasurer and Mrs Butch Scott as secretary.
County commissioners met with Southwestern Life Insurance Company representatives to explore a tailored retirement program. They will run computer models on 13 employees aged 61 to 76 and report back on costs to the county and employees. Holiday schedule for 1973 was set and routine items approved.
About 7 200 passenger car license tags will go to county cars and many trailers trucks and even cotton trailers by Sunday. Last minute registrations are expected as the car tag business runs near normal with 1 000 tags issued Monday and Tuesday. some delay until final hours is anticipated.
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