Ramirez Muniz A Mexican American Leader In Texas Politics
Ramsey Muniz, chief spokesman for Raza Unida, runs for Texas governor backed by a party seeking to mobilize over two million Mexican American voters. The piece profiles his background from migrant roots to Baylor Law, speech therapy, and football, detailing his rise, motives, and strategy to push voter registration and political participation across Texas.
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Corpus Christi
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Raza Unida
Scientists announce self-destruct plastics
New York AP reports scientists claim plastics can be made to disintegrate under sunlight. University of Toronto chemist Dr James E Guillet showed a plastic cup fading in 14 days, with ketone groups triggering UV-driven chain chopping. Birmingham's Dr Gerald Scott noted colorings could warn when breakdown begins and two patented disposal methods were described.
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James E. Guillet
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High protein diet linked to cancer findings by scientist
New York AP Cornell University scientist Dr Willard J Visek reports at a American Chemical Society meeting that a high protein American diet may relate to higher cancer rates. He cites ammonia from protein digestion as harmful, noting it slows normal cell growth more than cancerous cells and may alter RNA chemistry.
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System lets students throw out poor grades
Bloomington Indiana AP a program at Indiana University allows academically bankrupt students to declare bankruptcy on a semester to erase a poor term while transcripts retain only a non weighed effect on GPA. About 100 Arts and Sciences students have used the option including freshmen with personal crises as Dean Kenneth Gros Louis defends it as humane and aimed at reducing Ds and Fs.
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Harold Stafford
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Dresser buys Odessa oil firm assets in Permian basin deal
Dresser Industries of Dallas Texas says it will acquire assets of Permian Mud Service and its Dril Air unit in Odessa Texas. The deal covers Magcobar drilling fluid systems and air compressor related assets. Assets will join Magcobar Operations of the Oilfield Products Division with regional focus on Permian Basin and New Mexico.
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Odessa
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Permian Basin sees 186 rotary drilling rigs active
A weekly Reed Drilling Equipment survey reports 186 rotaries drilling in the 65 county Permian Basin area Empire. This is 12 more than two weeks ago and 21 more than the same time last year. District 8 Midland leads with 84 units. In Southeast New Mexico 39 rigs are active, with District 8-A Lubbock at 29 and District 7-C San Angelo at 27. Pecos in District 8 has 22 and Lea in Southeast New Mexico has 21.
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New Mexico
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San Angelo
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Lea
Raza Unida convention opens Friday in FE El Paso
Delegates from at least 15 states gather in El Paso for the Raza Unida party national convention ahead of a statewide bid in Texas. Ramsey Muniz runs for governor as the party weighs national priorities.
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Oklahoma
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Wyoming
Catholic guerrillas promise intensified violence in NI
In Belfast and Londonderry weekend shootings and bombings killed a British army sergeant and at least six others. The IRA Provisional wing said it would intensify its campaign, claiming rising support from Catholics while authorities cautioned the minority was aiding British troops. The toll in three years of sectarian violence nears 538.
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