South Vietnam Plans New Offensive Amid Rising Combat
News from Saigon and Phnom Penh report renewed Viet Cong and North Vietnamese operations. North Vietnamese shelling targets three outposts and the De militarized Zone while Cambodian forces pound suspected troop concentrations near Phnom Penh.
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Thua Thien
South Vietnam
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Hue
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Private roovs zoo ready if pandas disagree
Theodore Reed announced at a conference that the zoo will prepare for potential panda compatibility issues. He warned planners to address breeding and housing as early as April if the pandas cannot cohabit.
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Luness
Deiner Bowen
China
Regents Early Voting Ends
Early voting concludes this week as Regents prepare to vote. Officials caution about limited polling access and urge eligible voters to participate before deadlines.
Latin American Course Proposed in Ethnic Studies Program
A new Ethnic Studies course titled Ethnic Studies 30b Latin American Course Set In Ethnic Studies proposes an introductory study of the Mexican American experience from the 14th through the 20th centuries. The course aims to expand minority studies offerings at the university and support the Ethnic Studies Center.
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Texas Nat University
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Universty
Epithmic Studies Center
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Science Peaching Improvement Is Goal Of Project
A University of Texas system program funded by the National Science Foundation aims to boost science teaching through a statewide effort. The project, led by Dr. Robert de Boser, will develop teacher training, self paced modules, and computer assisted instruction to enhance classroom science.
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Texas Tip University
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Viking Tester Proves Worth in Antarctic Field Tests
Space biologist Wolf Vishniac of the University of Rochester reports higher confidence in Viking instruments to test Mars mission samples. Manned landing plans proceed after six weeks of field tests. student Stanley Bo Manver returns from Antarctica’s Valles Marineris field site with soil tests and instrument evaluations.
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University of Rochester
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Ther Campo
Antarctica
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Pronghorn Expected to Enter Texas Record Book
A Texas hunter may have a pronghorn head land in the Joe and Crockett Club record book. Preliminary measures show the specimen near 84 points, far above the 820 point threshold, with horn bases over six inches. Only five pronghorn heads from Texas have stood in the record book since 1878.
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Texas
Dallas Woman Breaks Ground as Felony Prosecutor
Donna Setver, assistant district attorney in Dallas, has been appointed felony prosecutor in Criminab District Jude Mead. Judge Wade hails her as the best female prosecutor he’s had, noting her courtroom impact as a trailblazer for women in law. Setver, UT Law School graduate, handled a murder case in under 20 minutes and supports capital punishment in certain cases.
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Henrys Wade
Jude Jean Mead
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Setver
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Women's Liberated
Womens Movement
University of Texas Law School
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Alding
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Wace
Carlton Jo Smith
150th Birthday of the Accordion Noted This Year
The 1972 article notes the accordion’s 150th birthday with mention of Friedrich Ludwig Auschmann and a precursor instrument, the Aura. It describes evolving mechanisms like bellows, pads, and pallet systems, highlighting how early designs contributed to modern accordions and their musical tones.
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Freedrich
Ludwig Auschmann
Buschmann Developel
Odessa City Council Advances Street Speed Limits and Plaza Parking Plan
The Odessa City Council met briefly and approved ordinances to raise speed limits on several city streets. It also granted free downtown parking for April 20 to 22 for a special sales promotion. The panel voted to end parallel parking on some streets and urged the Texas Highway Commission to modify a spur road for maintenance.
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Downtown Merchants Association
Texas Highway Commission
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