Survey shows Lubbock residents oppose daylight saving time
The Avalanche-Journal reports a majority of Lubbock residents oppose daylight saving time after Texas House rejected an exemption bill. Interviews with homeowners farmers and a 13 year old reveal concerns about bedtime routine cow schedules and clock changes versus arguments for DST including longer weekend daylight and post school recreation.
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Space data warn long flights may harm brain health
UCLA researchers warn extended space missions like the 56 day Skylab flights planned for 1973 could damage the brain and body. The team cites Biosatellite 3 data from Bonnie the macaque showing severe stress and heart failure after eight days, prompting calls for more animal studies before long expeditions.
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Guerrillas Free Uruguay Attorney General From Kidnappers
The Tupamaro guerrillas freed Uruguay attorney general Guido Berro Oribe on Tuesday night after kidnapping him March 10. Police report the British ambassador Geoffrey Jackson remains captive, seized January 8, with eight total guerrilla kidnappings in Uruguay since 1968.
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Mercury in shale prompts study in Colorado springs scene
The Green River shale in Western Colorado yields rocks with mercury content up to 10 000 parts per billion. The item appears in the Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition edition data print.
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Kiwanis Leader Visits Hereford For District Gathering
T R Ted Johnson president of Kiwanis International spoke before 700 in Hereford on a three state Kiwanis reception. He urged clubs to prove usefulness amid threats and highlighted Drug Alert as a key program while stressing community service and improved quality of life. DO. Hereford Whiteface and Noon clubs hosted with delegations from many Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico locations.
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Speegle Named Odessa College President by Regents
Regents of the Permian Basin Junior College System chose Dr. Philip T. Speegle to lead Odessa College replacing Clyde Chisum who resigned last December. Speegle, currently dean of instruction at Tarrant County Junior College South Campus, will earn 22500 dollars annually on a one year contract.
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Bombs explode at Wayne State University Center Building
Two small bombs exploded in the Wayne State University Center Building in Detroit, damaging plumbing in two third floor restrooms but causing no injuries. About 200 people were evacuated from the seven story building, which officials said would reopen as usual. The devices appeared to be short pipes with black powder, a university spokesman said.
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Theft complaints in city list two break ins
Roy Smith of 4511 15th St reported a break in at his home with back door glass broken and $228 cash stolen. Wilburn Locke of 1511 E.3th St reported a pistol theft and about $100 missing from his residence.
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