Temperatures Slip On Heels Of Front
Weather forecast tracks a front moving into Texas and Oklahoma with a hard freeze likely tonight. Tornado watches issued for North Central Texas and surrounding areas. Snow flurries possible in the Panhandle as temperatures plunge and wind chills drop.
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Recession warned by Mahon amid energy concerns in West Texas
US Representative George Mahon warned of an economic recession next year citing job losses from energy shortages and oil shipments. He noted West Texas may be less affected than other regions, urged cautious policy, and discussed potential gasoline and tax measures during a visit to Bovina for dam construction on the Water Draw flood control project.
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Senate Approves Nixon Emergency Powers to Tackle Energy Crisis
The Senate voted to grant President Nixon sweeping one year emergency powers to address the energy crisis. The measure allows relaxing clean air standards, boosting power production, incentives for saving fuel, and directing state and local governments to conserve. The bill faces House approval and potential conference reconciliation before Nixon signs it.
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Weather Lubbock Outlook With Cold Winds and Light Precipitation
Considerable cloudiness and much colder today with a chance of light rain or light snow. Clearing tonight with a hard freeze. High near 40s today, low to follow. Wednesday's high near 50.
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Forty Receive Gold Star 4-H Awards
Forty top 4-H members from 20 counties gathered for the Gold Star 4-H Awards banquet at Coronade High School. District agents Hilly Gunter and Catherine Crawford presented county awards for outstanding achievement, leadership, and contribution to 4-H programs. Ken Tayd of Texas Electric Cooperatives Inc spoke as master of ceremonies, with Dr Ls Pepe of Texas A&M University and other extension officials in attendance.
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Idalou Cotton Gin Fire Leaves Half Million in Loss
A Monday blaze at the Idalou Coop Gin destroyed an estimated 40 to 90 bales of cotton and 300 trailers, with losses pegged near half a million dollars. Four injured in a related collision, while crews from Lubbock and nearby towns fought the flames for hours. Officials suspect a burr fire from Farmers Gin may have sparked the disaster.
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Army Won’t Clear Benedict Arnold
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Disruptions in Greece escalate amid student protests
In Athens clashes left at least one dead and several injured as students attacked workers and youths. Police officials detained multiple suspects including a stadium official, amid a wave of arrests linked to ongoing unrest tied to a march urging an army-backed reform.
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Delay Of Emanus Trial Set For Study Monday
The James Emanus murder case faces a Monday pretrial hearing on a defense request to delay. Judge Perry D. Pickett will rule on a continuance due to difficulty locating Linda Florence for deposition. Emanus is charged with killing Larry Stevens in a downtown gun battle February 8.
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