Army engineers tour Texas High Plains agricultural system
A touring U S Army Corps of Engineers team met economists from Texas Tech and Plains Cotton Growers to review how farm output drives the Lubbock trade area economy with cotton supplying a large share of crop income while water planning aims to move Mississippi River water and ease shortages. The visit included local officials and Army officials detailing irrigation expansion projections and high plains cotton value from 1966 to 1969 as Labor Day week discussions touched on school hair policy amid district dress code debates.
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Weather Runs Quiet Yet Dampens Lubbock Summer
The article notes a mild Lubbock summer with rare heat and notable rainfall. It cites 0.204 inches of rain from June 1 to August 1 and mentions 1996 as the driest summer on record, with dramatic Dust Bowl-era totals behind it.
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Water bills spike as Lubbock endures record summer usage
VAUGHN HENDRIF reports Lubbock set all-time city water-use records during an extended dry spell, with a peak day around July tied to very high consumption. The average daily use reached 595 000 gallons, well above normal, while rainfall stayed scarce and temperatures remained high throughout the season.
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A More Normal Life With Minnie
Alex Cooke of AHAG Geneva Aveo endures kidney disease and hopes for a better life via a kidney machine called Minnie Cooke. After three weeks of use his condition shifts toward improvement with a possible transplant in six months to a year. His case follows ongoing efforts to secure a donor.
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Man undergoes artificial kidney treatment described as life saving
A Lubbock man treated with an artificial kidney at Mayo Clinic in Rochester gains a new lease on life. The device, named by his family the life movie machine Mennie, filters waste from blood via a dialyzer process, allowing the patient to live beyond a dire kidney failure prognosis.
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