Front Triggers Storms Across Texas With Tornado Watch
A cold front sparked heavy rain and hail in San Antonio and surrounding areas, delaying rush hour traffic as police cleared jams. Williamson and Bell Counties reported flooding and 60 mph winds in Temple, with damage stalled by downpours. A tornado watch covered a 120 mile band from east of Austin to Laredo as cooler air moved southward. Temperature highs ranged in the 90s and 100s across the state before the cooler air arrived.
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San Antonio
Williamson
Bell Counties
U.S
Austin
Laredo
Williamson County
Morehhan
Temple
Georgetown
Florence
Wile
Jimnson County
Texas
Presidio
del Rio
Abilene
Below Normal Are a Forecast for Lubbock South Plains
Parts of Lubbock and the South Plains face below normal readings with Thursday through the weekend showing near seasonal norms. A cool front dropped highs to 78 on Wednesday with warming expected toward 80. Light easterly winds could bring modest evaporation losses as the area holds to unsettled springlike conditions.
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Lubbock
South Plains
U.S
Heart Pump Surgeries Mark Two High Risk Artificial Valve Operations
The report notes two recent artificial heart pump surgeries, one on Mr McCans and another on Maree L De Rudder. Both patients faced severe heart issues and had lengthy prior histories of heart seizures, with outcomes described as high risk.
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McCans
Maree
L. DeRudder
Ilinois
Debudder
Defudder
Rain and Hail Hit Midwest South and West Across Nation
Scattered storms drenched the Midwest and South with heavy hail in Illinois Missouri and Tennessee. Flood warnings and thunderstorm advisories stretched from the lower Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes as hailstones reached marble size in Arkansas. Elsewhere cool air cooled the northeast with seasonal readings besides Boston and several western cities reporting freezing temperatures.
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Ey United Pees International
Illinois
Missouri
Tennessee
Ilinois
Texas
Iowa
Kentucky
Mississippi
The
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Stern
Memphis
Tenn
Louisville
Columbus
Jackson
Miss
Boston
Washington
Pittsbush
Baltimore
Montana
Los Angeles
Pho Cisco
Seattle
Woman Receives Inverted Valve Heart Transplant
Cleveland doctors transplant a human valve to a dying patient with rheumatic mitral valve damage. Using an inverted aortic valve developed for animals, the procedure at St Vincent Charity Hospital opened and closed efficiently, aided by a new valve bank.
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Cleveland
Tose
Earle
St Vincent Charity Hospital
Kay
Akio Suzuki
Scouts Warn of Campground Shortage by 2000
At the National Council meeting in Dallas Russ Turner of the Boy Scouts of America warned that 220 000 acres of camping land now owned will be too small for the 2000 Scout population. He noted 750 000 Scouts camped last summer across 800 camps and urged expanding camps to meet growing conservation driven interest.
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Dallas
Boy Scouts of America
BSA
Russ Turner
Scouts’ National Council
Turner
New Brunswick
United States
Kentucky Congressman's Custom Corvair Dream Ends In Drive-Only
Kentucky solon Charles Po Barnsley, famed for a two year custom coachwork project on a 1962 Corvair, spent $3,000 trying to sell the car for $19,600 in 1963 then decided to drive it himself. He added safety features and Vermeil cups, but after hearing Henry Nader critique the car he kept the vehicle, planning no reelection this year.
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Charles P. Farnsley
U.S. Capitol Building
Washington
Farnsley
Charles Po Barnsley
Kenstucky Democrat
Nsley
Louise Ville
United States
Barnsley
Colperts
House Commerce Committee
Ralph Nader
Cored
Nadelid
Kentue
Exchange Aims to Move Part of NYSE Activities
The Washington Post quotes NYSE President Keith Funston saying plans exist to shift some exchange activities out of New York City even if stock transfer taxes rise. He notes the Big Board cannot leave New York City entirely.
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Washington
Washington Post
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
Exchange
Keith Funston
Hobart Bowen
Terms Settle NY Newspaper Strike Disclosed
A one million dollar print agreement ended a key obstacle to publication by the strikebound World Journal Tribune. The deal, called unique in American labor history, costs Nedgling Publishing $1,105,000, with eight weeks severance pay and pension fund contributions. Ratification by members is sought for a contract expiring March 30. disputes with nine craft unions remain unresolved.
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BW York
UPS
World Journal ‘Tribune Inc
Nedgling Publishing Company
New York
World Journal Tribune
Bertram A. Powers
Union Pension and Welfare Fund
Hide Pemeon
Rescue of 136 Survivors From Pioneer Cebu Wreck
Survivors recount hellish moments after Typhoon Irma sank the 710 ton Pioneer Cebu off Cebu Island. Diana rescued those adrift in boats rafts and a half sunken hull. Rescue operation faces criticism as area searches failed to locate survivors for over 40 hours.
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Saatrading
Cebu
Ragin Aas
Diana
Cebu Island
Philippines
Bantayan
Banebryan
Philippine News Service
Ramon Aldeneze
St. As
Flore Yay
Aldaneze
Manuel Reroma
Unclear historical notice and name fragments
Fragmented OCR text mentions several personal names and places without complete context. The readable portions suggest a sequence of congratulations, dates, and tasks but lack coherent events or a clear subject. The record preserves only scattered identifiers and phrases.
Lubbock Library-Learning Center Plans Detailed
A detailed plan for a city library learning center in Lubbock outlines services for students and teachers, including audiovisual counseling and a demonstration library for administrators. The project aims to expand resources, support summer reading, and host internships with the University of Texas.
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Lubbock
Werle
Hhe Lubbock Christiar College
Aunt Scotty Plaine Callecett
Conte
Inder Ig
Mnembere Tricht
Asta
Sk Fe
Serge Tcal
Libraryelearims
Uneary Science
University of Texas
Da Nang officer named to lead amid Buddhist leadership politicking
A third officer is tapped to command the corps as Ky selects Cao to head in Da Nang. The move aims to secure leadership over the five northern provinces amid political friction and new grant approvals under federal control, with local meetings outlining expanded facilities and future teacher appointments.
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Corp
Ky Sechnivs Oof Geen Chanh Thi
da Nang
Cao
South Viet Nam
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