Panhandle Students Head to Texas Nuclear Science Symposium
Forty two high school students and teachers from the Panhandle Plains travel by bus to the University of Texas at Austin for the 16th Annual Texas Nuclear Science Symposium. More than 500 attendees from across the state will discuss nuclear physics and engineering over four days sponsored by TARE and the university with leaders from TAERF and Texas Utilities contributing.
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Panhandle Plains
University of Texas At Austin
Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation
TARE
University
Panhandle-Plains
Southwestern Public Service Company
TAERF
H.R. Drew
Texas Electric Service Company
Louis Rosen
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Los Alamos
N.M
John Rust
University of Chicago
Richard E. Wainerdi
Nuclear Reactor Laboratory
R.H. Bing
Earnest F. Gloyna
Texas
Southwestern Public Servic Company
University of Texas At Austin Laboratories
South Plains
Larry Bullock
Lubbock High School
Robert Daniel
Dunbar High School
Susan Davis
Monterey High School
Bobby Karry
Estacado High School
Doug Rosson
Coronado High School
Daniel Dunn
Abernathy High School
Carel Carothers
Denver City
Jimmy Cleavinger
Dimmitt High School
Ronald Lee Smith
Levelland High School
Richard Rogers
Littlefield High School
Kevin Dunn
Plainview High School
Chris Easley
Seagraves High School
Craig Curry
Seminole High School
Glen Cottrill
Frenship High School
Wolfforth
Jeanelle Culp
Kathryn Newton
Deryl Elms
Ron Miller
Dora Price
Jan Johnson
North Plains
Ricky Day
James Jew
Amarillo
Martin Hands
Tascosa High School
Michael Ott
Palo Duro
Barry Richey
Caprock High School
Augustus Oliver
Borger High School
Lezhi Williams
Bovina High School
Brad Daniel
Drew Williams
Canyon High School
Anthony Lovato
Lloyd Blackburn
Dalhart High School
Richard Burnett
Sandra Page
Dumas High School
Ruth Kuehler
Groom High School
Stan Cowan
Miami High School
David Watkins
Phillips High School
Beverly Winters
Vega High School
Linda Honaker
Bessie Ellis
Dorothy Grist
Robert Robinson
Martha Noel
Blind Frankfort man invents braille clock with audio feedback
Frankfort resident PV Cranmer, blind since age nine, invented an electronic braille clock that beeps digits as fingertips pass over six by seven inch copper face. The battery powered unit uses integrated circuits and has no moving parts, with a $45 to $50 estimated price.
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Frankfort
PV. Cranmer
Cranmer
Kentucky
Division of Services For the
Dean Blaize
U.S. Army
Fulbright Awarded to Texas Tech Graduate Cynthia Jones
Cynthia Jones of Lubbock has been chosen for a Fulbright scholarship for 1976-77 to study urban development in Bogota Colombia. A 1976 graduate with Spanish and urban development minors she will gain practical experience toward her master's in urban and regional planning and previously held leadership roles at Texas Tech.
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Cynthia Jones
Lubbock
Texas Tech University
Miss Jones
Universidad Javeriana
Bogota
Colombia
Texas Tech
Houston
Mortar Board
National Honorary
Sigma Delta Pi
National
Delta Phi Epsilon
Foreign Service Fraternity
Iris Jones
43Rd St
R.G. Jones
Janet Hogan
Crane
Germany
Water shortages plague Mexico City as demand soars
Mexico City, home to 12 million people high above Texcoco, faces rising water scarcity. The city relies on distant lakes and underground reserves but yields only about 55 of the required 65 cubic yards per second. Half a million draw water by mule, 1.5 million by trucks, and some districts lack supply for 15 days.
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Mexico City
UPI
Montezuma
Texcoco
Mexico
Alberto Barocio Moll
Valley of Mexico
Hydrological Commission
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