Pancho the elephant seal on a diet at Arlington park
Arlington special report says Pancho the 2,100 pound elephant seal at Seven Seas park is on a weight loss plan after holiday overindulgence. Trainer Larry Lawrence notes Pancho has shed about 50 pounds on a regimen of 50 pounds of mackerel daily plus vitamins. Show performance may suffer until he drops to 1,800 pounds, as visitors still tempt him with shark and squid snacks and the March 18 live show looms.
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New Mexico Senate approves 7000 salary boosts for judges
The New Mexico Senate on Thursday passed a 7000 annual raise for appeals court, district court judges and supreme court justices, trimming the judiciary committee’s recommendation. The measure, approved 27-12, sets justice pay at 29500, appeals judges at 28000, and district judges at 27000. Critics note disparity with state worker pay. An amendment to cap increases at five percent failed 26-12. Dunn’s amendment to revert to 10000 was approved 21-8.
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Berets Memorial Returned To Panel
The New Mexico Senate voted 35 to 7 to send back to committee a memorial condoling the families of Rita Canales and James Antonio Cordova, shot by police during a suspected dynamite strike in an Albuquerque warehouse. Critics urged not to rush condolence and questioned including details of alleged crimes.
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Two More File In Precinct 3
Two new filings for Precinct 3 county commissioner brought the candidate total to a dozen. Democrat Lee H. Yancey, 45, became the seventh Democrat entrant while Roy Day, 46, joined the Republican side with four candidates. One American party candidate exists. Yancey is general manager and president of Corrosion Proof Fittings. Day owns Roy Day Equipment Co. Incumbent Kellus Turner is not seeking re election.
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Burglars Strike City Businesses In Lubbock
Burglars entered two Lubbock businesses overnight prying vending machines and stealing from cash boxes. At Curry Auction, 809 Ave I, machines were robbed of about 10 dollars, with 30 to 40 dollars taken from bank bags and a record player. A cigarette machine at Spinner Drive In, 4th Street and Avenue G, yielded about 45 dollars. Also taken were money from a juke box and a candy machine. Unknown totals missing.
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Weather and storm impacts dominate Western storms and winter chill
A mix of record cold and warming trends sweep the region with Lubbock and much of Texas reporting frigid lows in the mid 60s to 30s, while strong south winds shift temperatures into the 50s this afternoon. Heavy timber losses are noted in the West as insects and disease threaten 25 percent of sawtimber. Virginia to Vermont report up to 18 inches of snow and blizzard conditions near Oswego New York. Richie Allen hits the first official indoor home run in the Astrodome on April 17, 1965 as part of a Philadelphia Phillies feature.
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