Nuclear generating station planned near Fort Worth
Texas Electric Service Company announces year long studies justify building a nuclear fueled generating station near Fort Worth subject to Atomic Energy Commission and Texas regulatory approvals with construction set to begin in 1975. The project aims to meet growing power demand as electricity use has more than doubled per decade.
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Texas Electric Service Company
Ft. Worth
Atomic Energy Commission
Texas Regulatory Agencies
Texas Electric
Obituary: E. G. Rockey 63 Bryan former Monahans resident
Services for E. G. Rockey, 63, of Bryan and formerly of Monahans, were held at 10 a.m. in Bryan. Burial followed in Bryan Cemetery. He moved from Monahans about 15 years ago and worked for Ward County and Texas Electric Service Company. Survivors include his widow, two sons and three daughters. CARD OF THANKS expresses appreciation from A. D. Weier and family for cards and flowers after the bereavement.
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E. G. Rockey
Bryan
Monahans
Hilliard Funeral Home
Rockey
Ward County
Texas Electric Service Company
Teacher Earns Masters Degree From Oklahoma
Ann Haines a music teacher at Tatom Elementary has earned a Master’s Degree in Guidance and Counseling from Central State University Edmund Oklahoma. She has taught in the district for two years.
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Ann Haines
Tatom
Central State University
Edmund
Oklahoma
Lives of blue collar workers explored in Lasson book
AP Newsfeatures writer Peace Moffat profiles three women a maid a waitress and a telephone operator to illustrate the lives of blue collar workers among about 70 million in the United States. Kenneth Lasson discusses their views on work class and progress while noting limited upward mobility and dismissal of stereotypes.
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New York
Willie Elma James
Mary Wills
Dotty Neal
Kenneth Lasson
Sidney Hillman Foundation
Lasson
Goucher College
Women's Liberation Movement
Herbal Teas Heal Ailments In Lisbon Shops
In Lisbon a 64 year old herbalist Abel Rodrigues runs a shop with 35 tea blends claiming cures in two to three weeks. He notes herbs like rosemary and senna are common, while some ingredients are imported. Rodrigues stresses no miracle ingredients and that severe illnesses warrant medical care. He says herbalists view themselves as pharmacists and many fear doctors, preferring natural remedies.
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Lisbon
Abel Rodrigues
Rodrigues
Portugal
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Ann Ashley
Phyllis Ford
Hector C. Meruelo
M.D
Yeshiva University
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America
Alan J. Hudson
Ireland
William Hudson
Baile Atha Cliath
Ministry of Education
Francis Apple
George Callender
Peace Moffat
AP Newsfeatures
Southwestern Bell
WAC Cie
PCG
Monahans News
West
Texas
Editon Society
Suss
Associated Press
Texas Press Association
West Texas Press Association
Great Southwest
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