Space spinoffs spark wide range of useful products
A Houston AP report highlights how space program research spurs diverse earthbound tech. A rocket torch cuts car metal aiding rescues. space derived keyboards track attendance. alarm pens aid school safety. shock absorbing rails cut crash force. precision bearings ease dental drills. medical devices help paralyzed users operate wheelchairs.
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Paul Recer
AP Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
United Technology Center
Disorderly conduct and traffic fines in Chula Vista and nearby
A list of individuals from Chula Vista and surrounding areas cited for disorderly conduct and traffic violations. Fines range from seven dollars fifty cents to thirty dollars plus costs, including failures to dim headlights, speeding, and minor drinking.
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Charles O. O'Toole
Chula Vista
Calif
Lawrence F. Machado
Paul M
Chase
Joe M
Garcia
Balmorhea
Daniel Sandoval
Willow St
Chamber to host UT geologist talk on Trans-Pecos mineral resources
The Chamber of Commerce, after its August industrial retreat, plans a Oct 21 lecture by Dr. Charles G. Groat of the University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology in Pecos Community Center. He will discuss mineral resource potential, past and current production, and outlook for the Trans-Pecos area to spur job opportunities.
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Chamber
Indian Lodge
Bureau of Economic Geology
University of Texas
Reeves County
Trans-Pecos
West Texas
Duval Corporation
Pecos
Charles G. Groat
Groat
Trans - Pecos
Dr. Groat
Chamber of Commerce
Woody Ivy
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates Explored
The Pecos Enterprise, an independent Pecos Texas newspaper, lists mail subscription rates in Reeves County and for all other mail. Rates shown include six months and one year options, with varying prices and payment in advance.
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Pecos Enterprise, Inc
Cedar J
Pecos
Texas
P. O
Reeves County
Drilling activity tightens across 65-county Permian Basin region
A weekly survey from Reed Drilling Tools shows a drop of 16 active rigs, totaling 161 this week in the 65-county, two state Permian Basin area. Districts report 83 in Texas Midland, with Southeast New Mexico at 33, Lubbock District 8 A at 23, and San Angelo District 7 C at 16. Pecos and Lea-New Mexico remain top counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Drilling Tools
Permian Basin
Districtwise-Texas Railroad Commission
Midland
New Mexico
Lubbock
San Angelo
Pecos
Lea
N.M
Andrews
Borden
Brewster
Chaves
Coke
Crane
Crockett
Army Field Band to Perform Free Concert in Midland
The United States Army Field Band and Soldiers Chorus will tour Midland for a free 3 p.m. November 7 concert at Lee High School Gym. Sponsored by the Midland Chamber of Commerce with cooperation from the school system, tickets are free and available in advance after October 11 by mail or in person.
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United States Army Field Band
Soldiers’ Chorus
Midland
Lee High School
Midland Chamber of Commerce
Curtis Miller
Larry Nuber
U.S. Army Field Band
Army Field Band
Army
Gene Coughlin
Soil Conservation Service Unit Moves Office
The Work Unit of the Soil Conservation Service relocates to 1415 W Third St and will share the building with other USDA agencies, as reported by district conservationist Ray Blackwell.
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The
Soil Conservation Service
Ray Blackwell
Third St
Soil and Conservation Office
USDA
Inca Language Quechua Spoken by Millions Today
Quechua, the official Inca language, remains spoken by about five million people chiefly in Peru. The tongue endures in daily life and cultural traditions across several South American communities.
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South America
Peru
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