Solution Still Sought In NWS Dispute With Employes
Washington reports no agreement reached between the National Weather Service and NAGE over a personnel dispute at the Lubbock Regional Airport office. The contention centers on filling meteorologist technician posts with interns and an Oklahoma City veteran seeking to move to Lubbock. The Southern Regional Director Larry Mahar will decide, with central policy questions clarified by James Huntoon.
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Mayor's Letter 41 Years Late Opens Odd Postal Tale
A 1932 St. Louis mayor autograph letter found 41 years late in Waco reveals a tale of a collector, faded stamps, and a lost mail scenario. The note, dated June 15, 1932, bears the original 2 cent stamp plus two extra stamps, now shedding light on archival mail delays.
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Waco
St. Louis
Victor J. Miller
Gorham
Miller
Waterman
Texas Supreme Court upholds ballot death name rule sheriff case
The Texas Supreme Court upholds a state election code provision letting a dead man’s name appear on a ballot. The decision backs Potter County commissioners who appointed T. L. Baker as sheriff to serve the unexpired term after the death of Paul Gaither. The court notes constitutional authority to fill vacancies until the next general election.
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Baker
John Parker
Supreme Court
Texas
Gerald T. Waters
Carrollton
Wichita Falls
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Waters
Daily Horoscope by Carroll Righter June 14 1973
General tendencies note an opportunity to discuss business with an influential person Learn plans for a new project with minimal effort and expand social contacts Tonight attend a social to gain needed information Taurus and Gemini sections advise practical data gathering and teamwork Pisces urges civic focus and official consultation Child born today described with a bold, travel-loving mind.
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Hollywood
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Lobster Size Laws Evolve in New England Waters
In the 1870s lobster catches in New England averaged 2.42 to 3 pounds, prompting laws to set minimum sizes for harvests as the once common ten pound lobsters became rare.
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