Buchanan Tops GOP Field in New Hampshire Primary
In Manchester New Hampshire Pat Buchanan led with 27 percent after 91 percent of precincts counted, 51 469 votes, while Dole had 26 percent with 49 648 and Alexander 23 percent with 43 600. Steve Forbes stood fourth at 12 percent as the campaign moves onward. Eight year olds Eric Marchant and Hank McNeilly wait for the bus with campaign signs.
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Locals eye public offices in city council and school board race
Residents file intentions to run for city council and Ector County Independent School District boards amid slow filings. One man plans to formally announce his mayoral bid today. Ector County school district attorney Mike Atkins commented on the process.
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Basin set record with 87 degree high in Odessa Midland
The basin recorded a new high of 87 in the Odessa Midland area with more records expected as dry, windy conditions persist. Meteorologist Eddie Brite notes February highs hover in the mid 60s and a heat wave driven by west winds and dry ground dominates. The Texas Forest Service issues an extreme wildfire danger warning as precipitation remains low.
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Bombing trial set in Denver for McVeigh Nichols
Denver was named as the new venue for the Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols trial for the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 169 and injured over 500. U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch will preside, likely at the federal building near downtown, with a broad security plan and marshals from around the country.
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Greenspan sees temporary lag in economy with steady growth
Fed Chair Alan Greenspan told Congress that the languid economy is temporary and rate cuts remain possible to guard against recession. Wall Street wavered as the Dow slipped 44.79 to 5458.53 amid a bond market rout with the 30 year yield rising to 6.39 percent. He projected moderate growth near 2.0 to 2.5 percent with inflation around 2.75 to 3 percent, aligning with the administration outlook.
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Classified Crosswords and Deaths in Fun & Games Log
A compact page item lists classified crosswords and a brief death notice alongside entertainment notes and stock listings. The items reflect a typical late edition blend of puzzles obituaries and media updates with terse, factual wording.
Early life hints of Alzheimer’s emerge in nun brain study
A study of 104 School Sisters of Notre Dame nuns suggests Alzheimer's risk may begin in early adulthood. Lower linguistic ability in their 20s correlated with greater dementia risk later, while higher early language skills may indicate brain resilience. Lead researcher David Snowden notes the chicken-or-egg nature of the finding.
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