Polio survivor fined for driving too slow in Miami
Earl Petinsky, 28, paralyzed from the waist down, was ticketed for driving too slowly at 12 mph in a three wheeler. Police defend the ticket as safety, while activists call the law unfair to the disabled and urge change. Petinsky must appear in traffic court as his employer criticizes the citation as ridiculous.
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Miami
Earl Petinsky
Petinsky
Earl
Earl Stuart
Fox Enterprises
Miami-Dade Community College
Stephen Groff
Christ Is The End Of The Law Romans Verse
The text states that Christ is the end of the law so that those who have faith may be justified. It emphasizes justification by faith as core gospel. The verse highlights the relation between faith and righteousness under grace.
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Christ
Preserve Indian sites or lose history in Arkansas
A postwar rise in land alteration and looting endangers thousands of years of heritage. Modern bulldozing and deep subsoiling threaten archaeological remains, while relic collectors erase context. Owners can protect sites by advance notice and donation, and should contact State Archeologist in Austin for guidance or tax benefits.
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Gene Douglas
United States
Soil Conservation Service
Arkansas
University of Arkansas Museum
P.O. Box
Austin
Swift Chemicals expands to blend dry fertilizer here
Swift Chemicals a division of Swift Meat Products expands its Pecos operation with a new dry fertilizer blending plant covering about 4 000 square feet. The $70 000 facility will include a bagging unit blending unit augers conveyors and a plastic bag heat sealer with building construction. About six local workers are building it and three permanent roles will be added once operational. The plant will save farmers $10 to $12 per ton on freight and will store about 1 000 tons processing up to 100 tons daily. The Vigaro brand 5-10-5 and 10-20-10 mixtures will be sold bulk and packaged. Brownlee Hardware distributes locally and K-Mart and others buy nationally. The Pecos plant will serve El Paso Amarillo Lubbock Abilene Odessa and all of New Mexico.
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Gene Douglas
Swift Chemicals
Swift Meat Products
Eddie Hamilton Jr
Pecos
Hamilton
Reeves County
Houston
Ham
Ilton
Carlsbad
Vigaro
Brownlee Hardware
K-Mart
el Paso
Amarillo
Lubbock
Abilene
Odessa
New Mexico
Eddie Hamilton
Swift Company
Balmorhea
City plans more downtown parking and demolition work
City Manager J J Maxey announced steps to add 25 to 30 off street parking spaces in the downtown area by taking ownership and demolishing the Plaza Hotel building at Third and Oak. The project also includes razing the first 100 feet of buildings south of Third Street to create a level lot while preserving Oak and Third Street access. On street parking on Eddy and Cedar Streets is being eliminated and four lane traffic with a left turn lane will be striped. Police will enforce the new no parking zones.
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J.J. Maxey
Plaza Hotel
Third
Oak Streets
Maxey
Triple H Shoe
Third Street
Oak
White’s
Eddy and
Cedar Streets
Eddy Street
Eighth Street
Cedar Street
First Street
Charles Smith
Liz Fashions
Becky Spencer
Pecos Art Club
Pecos
Olivia Spencer
Presidio
Vaccine volunteers needed in Reeves County drive
First Lady's Volunteer program seeks more volunteers to aid mass immunization against the A/New Jersey influenza strain in Texas. Eighty volunteers were trained. clinics will be free and set in every community. Monovalent and bivalent vaccines will be offered for different age groups and health statuses.
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New Jersey
Lucille Mauldin
Reeves County
Texas Department of Health Resources
First Lady's
Texas to get 16.5 million for conservation program
The Agriculture Department allocates nearly 16.5 million dollars to Texas for next year’s agricultural conservation program, about 8.8 percent of total funds. Secretary Earl L. Butz has sought to kill the program, arguing it is unnecessary and prone to abuse.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Congress
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