Lubbock Men Fly Radio Controlled Planes
A group in Lubbock flies radio controlled airplanes using ground transmitters and lightweight computer-like controls. Jerry Rooker leads a club with kits costing 150 to 600 dollars, members report building and flying models with real plane capabilities and international competition.
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Ian Taylor
Avalanché-Journal
Lubbock
Jerry Rooker
49Th St
Rooker
Asker
United
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
United States
George Jones
40Th St
Federal program funds nursing training to address shortage
The federal government awarded 7 998 dollars to Lub Schools to provide a training course for nurses. The program aims to relieve a nursing shortage in the area and will operate at Methodist.
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Weber
Lub
Methodist
Early American Moments Amid Confusion and Waste
The article fragment mentions the first overt act of the Revolutionary War at Fort William and Mary in New Castle, hints at Mobile Alabama exploring a garbage composting machine to turn household waste into money, and references the first two schools in the United States the Boston Public Latin School and Harvard College.
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New Hampshire
Fort William and’ Mary
New iCastle
Mobile
Ala
United States
Bostof Public Latin School
Harvard College
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