Mercado Highlights Spanish Day at Tech Stadium
A Pan American day celebration at Jones Stadium featured a Mercado market with OC L Slaton Junior High and West Texas State High School booths selling flowers hats and souvenirs. Puppets from Wasyland College and a Don Quixote show complemented Spanish music and colorful costumes including a Fiesta Queen Grace Melendez and various bullfighter and señorita outfits.
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Cabbie Encounters Unexpected Passenger on Hospital Run
Denver cabbie Cloud J. McIntosh picked up Mary Gallegos and her mother to Presbyterian Hospital when a newborn baby appeared in the back seat. The infant, six pounds eight ounces, was delivered at the ER with nurses and internes aiding. Both mother and baby were reported doing fine, and McIntosh noted no one paid him due to the chaos.
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Tokyo records highest monthly suicides in 60 years
Police report 129 Tokyo residents took their own lives in one month, the highest monthly total in six decades of records. In other news Eliseo Garrido, a Chihuahua student at Wayland College, plays guitar at the Spanish Fiesta Mercado at Tech Saturday. Some hotels won permit raises of about 10 percent this year despite higher operating costs.
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Troy Fort and J. D. Helleyman Draw Even In Levelland Roping
Levelland crowd will see Troy Fort and J. D. Helleyman clash Sunday at 2 p m in a roping match at the Levelland Rodeo arena. Each has one prior win and both are slated to rope and tie 12.
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Change of venue denied in Lamesa shooting case
Special Judge Louis B. Reed overruled defense motion for a change of venue in the Victor F. Rogers case charged with slaying city policeman Claud Johnson in Lamesa on March 29. Trial date set for May 1 with a special ven te of about 135 members to be called. Also notes the Morehead Planetarium at UNC, claimed to be the only one on an American campus, drawing thousands annually.
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Scots to Have Park London Pi
Britain's secretary of state for santtade announced a government purchase of a 12,370 acre estate forming a national park. The site includes Ben Lomond mountain and a 13 mile stretch of Loch Lomond shores in Scotland.
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Cattle Favor Specific Tree Shoots in Grazing
Cattle show a preference for yellow poplar white ash and black locust shoots when grazing. The detail notes note their attraction to these tree species as forage in certain areas.
Local Ranch Events Include Roping and Cutting Contests
Calves will exceed 200 pounds in the matched roping contest with Fort from Lovington New Mexico and Holleyman from Ozona contributing. The program also features a cutting horse contest and a jackpot roping event.
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Texas Revenue Fund Hits Low
The Texas general revenue fund fell by 12 million dollars in March to the lowest level in four years with a cash balance of 27.2 million as of March 3. March spending totaled 50.1 million, pushing year to date government outlays to 326.2 million, led by education costs at 137.8 million under the Gilmer-Aiken program. Oil revenues lagged 11 million behind last year’s comparable period.
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