Eight States Halt Swine Flu Shots Including Texas
The swine flu vaccination program was suspended in eight states and halted in Illinois and Texas after three elderly deaths occurred within hours of vaccination in Pennsylvania. New York City began its program on schedule as federal officials pushed a full investigation, while some states continued using other vaccine lots.
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Appeals Uphold Nixon Aide Convictions in Watergate Case
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the Watergate conspiracy convictions of Mitchell Haldeman and Ehrlichman and granted a new trial for Robert Mardian The ruling cites a wide ranging conspiracy at top government levels The decision notes Mardian should have been tried separately from the other defendants and confirms Parkinson was acquitted
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300 Collegiate Cowboys, Cowgirls To Open Rodeo
More than 300 riders from 18 Southwestern colleges begin the 30th Texas Tech Intercollegiate Rodeo at 7 30 p m today in Municipal Coliseum. Winners earn cash trophies and team points toward the NIRA finals in Bozeman Montana. Mickey Gilley headlines performances with other stars and U S Tobacco Company showcases.
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Prayer Note of Gratitude and Faith
A reader offers a brief morning prayer thanking God for love and guidance through Jesus, expressing joy and praise in faith.
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Lubbock Lawyer Indicted in Federal Heroin Conspiracy
A Pecos grand jury indicted Lubbock attorney Lenin Juarez and his brother Oscar on seven counts of conspiracy to distribute heroin and related charges. The case stems from an 18 month probe of a heroin network reaching from the Texas border to Lubbock and coasts. Lenin Juarez posted 1,000 cash and is restricted to Lubbock County. Oscar Juarez remains jailed in Reeves County on a 25,000 bond.
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Dole to Visit Lubbock for Campaign Stop
Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas the Republican vice presidential nominee is expected to visit Lubbock in the next few days likely next Wednesday to deliver a noon address possibly at the Municipal Auditorium. This would be Lubbock’s first visit by a major party nominee since nominations and follows a Houston trip to face Sen. Walter Mondale in the first VP debate.
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Hereford teacher to regain job after court ruling
US District Judge Halbert O Woodward ordered Hereford Independent School District to reinstate Wayne Woodward a 31 year old English teacher backed by the ACLU. The judge also awarded back pay from Sept 1975 and attorney fees noting the firing violated free speech and association rights.
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DA Orders Reporters Ousted After Office Scuffle
In Patremick District Attorney Alton Griffin ejects two KMCC TV reporters after a scuffle in his office. He threatens jail and future bans if footage is aired. Witnesses say Griffin blocked a camera, knocked Richard Griffing to the floor, and refused to comment on a story about Judge Gordon Treadaway.
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Richard Griffing
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Heckley approves courthouse bonds in Levelland tally
Heckley County voters approve 800000 in bonds to renovate the county courthouse. Of 839 votes cast, 523 support and 316 oppose the measure. Officials expect official tally by the county commissioners today. County Clerk Raymond Dennis calls the turnout poor with 9300 registered voters.
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Weather Outlook for Lubbock and Nearby Areas
Fair through tonight then partly cloudy and warm Thursday. Highs in the low 70s, lows around the mid 40s.
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