Tech Biologist Launches Tick Study On Disease Vectors
Dr E George of Texas Tech leads an $18 325 National Health Institute project on argasid ticks linked to cliff swallows and bats. The study aims to understand tick biology and blood feeding as potential disease vectors, with field work in Palo Duro Canyon and Briscoe County.
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Wide Range in Absentee Voting Seen Across Texas Primaries
AP reports absentee voting varied widely for Saturdays primaries. Austin Travis County saw 2,344 ballots cast from 113,674 eligible. Harris County had 4,096 Democratic and 1,348 Republican absentee ballots from 650,612 registered voters. Bexar County tallied 1,812 Democratic and 149 Republican absentee votes. Lubbock County logged 549 absentee ballots.
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Exiled Greek Composer Forecasts Regime Fall
Mikis Theodorakis, released from detention and in Paris, predicts the Greek military regime will be overthrown. He says billionaires like Aristotle Onassis and Stavros Niarchos will lose everything for backing the regime and condemns their wealth while Greeks suffer. He notes Onassis and his wife travel to their island home as he speaks.
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Students Protest Fee Increases on CUNY Campuses
Thousands of students skipped classes across some City University of New York campuses to protest proposed fee hikes. Chancellor Albert Bowker sought a $17 million shortfall solution, raising day student costs from $35 to about $110 with proportional increases for other students, while other colleges remained largely unfazed.
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Tech Music Symposium Showcases Hoffman And University Concert
Richard Hoffman leads the 19th annual Sym posium of Contemporary Music at Texas Tech with lectures on Schoenberg and his influence. A Friday 7 30 p m joint Tech choir band and orchestra concert features Webern Copland Penderecki Schuller pieces. The free events span Room 1 in the Tech music building to the Tech Union ballroom and end with Threnody for 52 Strings.
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Masked Bandits Rob Highlands State Bank Heist
Two masked men robbed Highlands State Bank in east Harris County of over $18,000. They ordered two customers and 10 employees to stay down. One bandit menaced a teller Mrs James Reeves with a pistol while the other brandished a sawed off shotgun at Vice President Kenneth Oldham.
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Campaign Heats Up as Primary Near in Texas
Senators Ralph Yarborough and Lloyd Bentsen clash over religion and school prayer in a heated Texas Democratic primary race. Both emphasize unity against political attacks as three-way contest for land commissioner looms and campaigns press on with speeches, memos, and a televised telethon.
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Citizenship Rites Planned Today
About 26 persons will become citizens of the United States in naturalization ceremonies at 1 p.m. today in Judge Halbert O. Woodward's U. S. District Court. The Nancy Anderson chapter of the Daughters of the American Republic will present a patriotic ceremony after naturalization oaths. The DAR will give small flags and flag codes to each new citizen.
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Postmen Return Letters Addressed to Jerusalem Palestine
Israeli mail returns all letters sent to Jerusalem Palestine as the government does not recognize a Palestinian state and the post office only delivers to Jerusalem within Israel.
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