Ford Backers Claim Gap Narrowing In Texas
In Texas Ford team official Peter O'Donnell says Ford within one to two points of Carter nationwide and in Texas. He cites polls showing ground gained from large deficits and predicts a close Texas race with Ford possibly leading in some counties. Land Commissioner Bob Armstrong counters Carter leads by about 10 points in the state.
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No direct link found between swine flu vaccine and elderly deaths
State and federal health officials in 13 states reported no evidence that the swine flu vaccine caused the deaths of 24 elderly vaccine recipients. FDA tests on vials from a Pittsburgh clinic found no foreign materials, with further purity checks planned.
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Tech Rodeo Opener Sets Jolting Pace
The article describes a Texas Tech rodeo opener at City Coliseum hosted by the Texas Tech Rodeo Association. About 1000 fans watched as competitors performed, with riders displaying wild arm movements and head snaps in an age old man versus beast clash.
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Canadian newsprint prices to rise again November first
Canadian newsprint producers raise prices for the second time this year citing wage hikes and rising production costs. Five large mills will lift prices by $20 per ton on November 1 and December 1, boosting price to $305 per ton for eastern, southern and midwestern newspapers and related buyers.
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Swim In Pit Fatal For Lubbock Boy
A six year old boy, Eugene Madrid Jr., drowned in a water filled excavation pit on Lubbock's southeast side around 5 30 p m. He was found by a police officer and pronounced dead by a justice of the peace. Two playmates witnessed the event and described the boy stripping and jumping into the pit as they tried to help.
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Prayer sample says thanks and asks for help to share love
A reader offers a short prayer thanking God for the gift of love and asks for guidance to share that love with others in Jesus name Amen.
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Royals Yankees Tie AL Playoff In Five Game Duel
Hal McRae sparked a Royals surge with a double and a triple as Kansas City tallied seven runs against the New York Yankees to tie the AL playoff at two games apiece. The Royals benefited from extra-base hitting, routed Catfish Hunter, and withstood two Graig Nettles homers to force a decisive fifth game for a World Series berth in Cincinnati.
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Taxpayers protest plan to hand Lubbock hospital to Tech
Lubbock County residents led by Laura Higgins criticize a proposal to place the $22 million public hospital under Texas Tech University control. They call the move a cop-out and insist the facility, valued at 250 beds and used for medical training, remain owned by county taxpayers. The hospital district and university regents discuss a single administration with lease terms possibly as low as one dollar per year.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Political Cartoons Lead Savage Touch in National Portrait Gallery Exhibit
A Berkeley curated exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery displays 150 political cartoons spanning over two centuries. Images mock presidents from Washington to Ford, labeling them as fools, tyrants, or villains, with notable depictions of Jackson, Lincoln, TR, Kennedy, LBJ, Nixon, and others.
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