County Board Approves Compromised Health Budget Plan
County commissioners on Monday approved a pared down health department budget for the coming year after reversing an earlier vote to pull out of the city county venture. The 3-2 decision maintained the county’s partial support for Lubbock health operations amid continued debate.
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Bck County
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Tech Student Killed by Train in Texas Fraternity Incident
Samuel Mark Click 20 of Dallas died when struck by a westbound Santa Fe train near Shallowater after a reported initiation gathering involving Texas Tech's Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy ruled the death accidental.
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Fights flare as heavy clashes threaten new Lebanon front
In Beirut front lines, artillery fires renewed between Christian and Muslim forces. Officials report over 200 killed and 350 wounded in the last 24 hours, the highest toll since the Tal Za tar refugee camp fell to Christian forces. Leaders warn of a looming battle in the mountains as Palestinian and Lebanese factions push for a military solution.
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North Korea Accuses U S Warships After DMZ Deaths
North Korea denounces U S warships for entering DPRK waters after two American officers were killed in the DMZ. Washington moves jets and a Midway task force, while Pyongyang calls the incident provocation and seeks a UN command meeting and cautious conciliation notes from Kim Il Sung.
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Fluoride Problems Facing Area Towns
Hereford and many South Plains communities face new federal limits on fluoride levels under the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1975. The act, effective June 24, expands the definition of community water systems and may require costly renovations and higher bills. nitrates pose infant health risks while fluoride at very high levels can cause mottling of teeth.
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Texas Drinking Water Program
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The A J Today Practical Joker Autograph Print
The celebrity known for autograph jokes signs his name in a playful quip. He is famous for turning requests into printed signatures, a recurring prank that amuses fans and stirs light humor.
Nightly Wind Report For Tonight
The forecast notes winds around 10 to 5 mph for tonight with no significant changes. Sparse readable text suggests a period of light to gentle breeze.
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