Scientists State Annual Search At Loch Ness
Boston AP reports the fifth annual Academy of Applied Science Loch Ness expedition sails to Scotland led by MIT retiree Harold Edgerton to photograph and sonar probe Urquhart Bay. Chris Wyckoff and advisers from Harvard Cambridge University British Museum and Smithsonian back the hunt for skeletal remains and creature evidence at an estimated cost of 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Academy of Applied Science
Scotland
Harold E. Edgerton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles Wyckoff
Wyckoff
Chris McGowan
Ontario Royal Museum
Robert H. Rines
Franklin Pierce Law School
Concord
N.H
Boston Academy
New York Times
Rines
Times
Urquhart Bay
Loch Ness
the Times
Harvard University
Cambridge University
England
British Museum of Natural History
Smithsonian Institution
Pet Food Spending Edges Up Amid Budget Pressures
Consumers cut human food budgets and extend thrift to pets with dry dog and cat foods rising while canned varieties fall. In 1975 pet food sales reached about 2.7 billion dollars, up 8.2 percent from 1974, with dry dog foods up 7 percent and canned dog foods down 10 percent.
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Fido
John C. Maxwell Jr
Maxwell Associates
Wheat First Securities
Richmond Va
Advertising Ace
Maxwell
Pet Food Institute
Pet Food
FDA
National Research Council
National Academy of Sciences
Sheffy
Tech Pros Pasewark Elected AVA Chief Administrative Officer
Texas Tech University education professor William R Pasewark was chosen as chief administrative officer of the 6000 member Business and Office Education Division of the American Vocational Association. He will also serve as a vice president of the 50000 member AVA, advocating finance and career education in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Pasewark
Texas Tech University
College of Education
American Vocational Association
AVA
National Association of
Texas Business Association
Pasewark
Texas
Texas Tech
Texas House of Representatives
Disturbing theft spree hits homes and shops across town
Police probe a Thursday wave of burglaries totaling thousands in jewelry cash electronics and vehicles. Incidents include a Shamrock Jewelry Store heist with three suspects, multiple car break ins and streetside thefts near 4th Street and surrounding blocks. Authorities recover no suspects yet and urge witnesses to come forward.
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Pigg Fiathers Shamrock
Elliott
Manhattan Drive
David Cannaday
S6th St
4Th Street
Kan Chapman
23Rd St
Grove
Texaco
4Th St
Chapman
Roy Hoard
42Nd St
Baylor St
Donald Higgins
34Th St
Higgins
68Th St
Peggy Tyler
50Th St
55Th St
Gloria Martinez
Walnut Ave
John R. Henderson
16Th St
Jim Williams
14Th St
Douglas Suggs
35Th St
Sunset Church of Christ, 34Th Street
Memphis Avenue
Trio Arrested After Planes Drops Mexican Marijuana in Yoakum County
Three suspects were arrested after a months long surveillance ended when a plane landed on a highway in Yoakum County and delivered 750 pounds of marijuana worth 120000 dollars. Fourteen DPS and New Mexico officers stopped the operation at 1 30 am. One suspect fled into bushes while two men and a woman were charged with possession and released on bonds. Authorities say the cross border drug ring used highway landing to smuggle marijuana into Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
Ben E. Sheffy
Veterinary Virus Research Institute
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Texas
New Mexico
Yoakum County
Departments of Public Safety
Lubbock
Hodges Community Center
Keith Stewart
DPS
Tom Sullivan
Sullivan
Mexico
Students Favor Ham and Cheese Over PBJ for Summer Meals
Columbus survey of 59 meal sites serving 6 000 youths under federal lunch rules finds ham and cheese tops kids meals this summer beating peanut butter and jelly which ranks last. Bologna and cheese plain bologna spiced luncheon loaf and cheese follow in preference. Turkey and chicken not chosen.
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Columbus, Ohio
Recreation and Parks Division
Melvin Dodge
Numerous Obituaries Highlight Texas Area Deaths
Obituaries from Matador Plainview Andrews Lamesa Port Arthur and surrounding areas report services for Bernice Fish Floyd Harmon Revis Harris Sallie Newlin Wallace Sasser and Melvin Tyler with services held in First Baptist Second Baptist and Grace Baptist churches. Survivors include numerous relatives across Colorado Springs McAllen Albuquerque Hereford Perryton Port Arthur Lubbock and Puerto Rico. Burial sites vary at East Mound Cemetery Plainview Memorial Park Andrews Cemetery and other local cemeteries under multiple funeral home directors.
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Matador
Bernice Fish
First Baptist
Chas. Guy
Lubbock
Carlotte Hunsaucker
Corpus Christi
Plainview
Floyd I. Harmon
Lemons Funeral Home
Garry Page
Calvary Temple
Plainview Memorial Park
Harmon
Oklahoma City
Okla
Central Plains General Hospital
Lockney
Providence
Floyd P
Eddie Rogers
Abilene
Mary King
Albuquerque
N.M
Louis Klien
Kennewick
Wash
Haskell
Hereford
Curtis
Pueblo
Colo
Jim
Woodland
Buzz
Blanchard
Roy Minnick
Bloomfield
Lamesa
Andrews
Harris
W.A
Bill) Farmer
Leon Conner
Perryton
Norman Holman
Calvin O'Neal
George Clary
Bob Montgomery
Chuck McKinney
Jerry Criner
McKinney Acres Baptist Church
Second Baptist Church
Sallie Newlin
San Angelo
First Baptist Church
Bill Hardage
Branon Funeral Home
Port Arthur
Wallace R. Sasser
Nunelly-Stanley
Sasser
Houston Methodist Hospital
Emitt Barrow
United Methodist Temple
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Gulf Oil
Texas Tech University
United Methodist Church
Cosmopolitan Lodge 72
Af&am
Mary
Bob
Pine Bluff
Ark
Susan Smart
William L
Lola Hogue
Irving
Obituary Briefs for Seven Local Residents and Family Names
Obituary briefs list services and burial details for Robert Edward Johnson 86 Ranger. Howard H Noonkester 61 Harlingen formerly Levelland. Willie Jack Robertson 72 Turkey. Mrs LD Bailey 63 Brownfield. William Elias Cox 94 Torr Resthaven. Aquila Elder 54 Seagraves. Mrs Cecil Turner 68 Brownfield. plus Tyler from Trent died in Community General Hospital Andrews. Each entry notes funeral home, date, time, and burial location. Major survivors and pallbearers appear in the Tyler notice, including seven sons and multiple daughters, with extensive family connections across West Texas communities.
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Robert Edward Johnson
Ranger
Willingsworth Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Levelland
Johnson
Howard H. Noonkester
Harlingen
George C. Price
Noonkester
Willie
Jack” Robertson
Turkey
First Baptist Church
Dreamland Cemetery
Seigler Funeral Home
Robertson
Markc) Bailey
Brownfield
First Christian Church
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
William Elias Cox
1St St
Resthaven-Singleton-Wilson Funeral Home
Resthaven Memorial Park
Cox
Methodist Hospital
Aquila Elder
van Horn
Seagraves
Connally Funeral Home
Elder
Harley Dan
Andrews
Thomas Dwayne
Imperial Beach
Calif
Mike and
Stephen
Oxnard
Melva Dean Tyler
O.J. Green
Odessa
M.C. Ward
Katie Bell Tyler
San Angelo
Ila Mae King
Albuquerque
N.M
Catherine Madlock
Shirley Evens
Aubrey Thomas
Nelvin E
L.V. Parkhill
D.A. Thomas
E.E. Taylor
Ray Page
H.L. Mason
Gratitude From Parents in Quinlan Case
The Quinlan family expressed thanks to nurses friends and doctors for care during Karen Ann Quinlan’s final days in a vegetative coma. Attorney Paul Armstrong said the family was touched by volunteers and observers watching over Karen after removal from the intensive care unit.
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Morristown
UPH
Karen Ann Quinlan
New Jersey
Karen
Paul T. Armstrong
Joseph
Julia Quinlan
Quinlan
St. Clare's Hospital
Denville
Quinlans
Armstrong
Morris County
Morris View
Daniel Coburn
Thomas Curtin
Ambassadors from Denver to sing at local churches
The Ambassadors a six member choir from Denver will appear at University Baptist Church today at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 10 45 a.m. and 6 p.m. A New Song a six member chorus from Los Angeles will perform at First Foursquare Church 3115 2nd St during a 6 p.m. Sunday service as part of a 10 000 mile nationwide tour visiting 26 churches.
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The
Ambassadors
Denver
University Baptist Church
10Th Street
University Avenue
L.lf.e. Bible College of
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill MacRoberts
MIT Laboratory
AP Laserphato
Nutrition Research Council
William Pasewark
Dist Hospital
Charles Taylor
Jonnie Mixon
Dog Obedience School
Floyd Harmon
Revis Harris
Baptist Memorial Geriatrics Hospital
Sweetwater
Robert E
William B
Puerto Rico
Wla. Sasser
Melvin Tyler
Cecil
Beth) Turner
Detroit Ave
Franklin Bartley
Turner
Georgia
Bill Linn
USDA
Paul
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