OSHA bulletin fuels GOP convention talk in SDN column
The SDN Column notes the OSHA farm and ranch bulletin drew broad scrutiny from lawmakers and donors. It cites Republican and Democratic reactions as the convention nears, predicting an election year clash over regulatory power and vice presidential picks amid Reaganite pressure. WACIL McNAIR.
This Day In History Aug 17 1976 Highlights
On August 17 a 1943 Sicily victory marked Allied control in WWII. Cromwell defeated Royalists in 1648 at Preston. Davey Crockett born 1786 in Tennessee. 1863 Charleston harbor bombardment. 1879 De Lesseps Panama Company formed. 1967 Vietnam war toll over 15000. 1969 Camille hit Gulf Coast with 300 dead. Johnson praised Alliance for Progress ten years earlier. Ulster unionists formed right wing alliance five years ago. Coast Guard seized a Russian trawler a year ago for lobster theft.
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Camille
U.S. Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Louisiana
West Virginia
Virginia
Lyndon Johnson
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Northern Ireland
U.S. Coast Guard
New Jersey
U.S
Weather overview for Snyder and Texas regions
The forecast shows Snyder highs near 93 today with a 68 degree low at 7 am. West Texas expects scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight into Wednesday with mid 80s to upper 90s in Big Bend, while South Texas stays warm and humid with possible showers. North Texas remains hot and clear to partly cloudy with highs 92 to 101 and 71 to 76 lows.
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Roll Call Set Tonight GOP Faces First Big Test
Ford and Reagan clash over delegate strength at the 1976 Republican National Convention as voting on procedural issues looms. Ford nears the nomination threshold with 1,127 pledged votes, while Reagan sits at 1,036 with 96 uncommitted, amid motorcades and staff briefings in Kansas City.
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Reagan
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Hunter
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Baker
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Michigan
Worst in Philippine history quake toll nearing 1000
The National Disaster Coordinating Center reports 811 dead 249 missing and 251 injured after two major quakes struck Mindanao during a single day. Unofficial counts raise death toll to 917 with 500+ injured and 400 missing as 1,290 families are homeless and 315 structures destroyed.
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Philippines
U.S
Mindanao
Fluvanna School District Partition by Scurry and Borden Counties
The Scurry County and Borden County officials agreed to partition the Fluvanna School District along the county line. Scurry gains 89.7 percent of indebtedness and assets. Borden 10.3 percent. Students transfer to the district where they reside. Snyder ISD receives Fluvanna properties in Scurry County. Borden County takes its district properties.
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Borden County
Scurry County
Texas Education Agency
Deanie Mills
Jeannine Rundell
Snyder Isd
Fred Ridenour
Jim Burkett
Marvin Hanson
Roy Carter
A J Williams Dies at 68 in Snyder
A J Jay Williams, 68, died unexpectedly at his home on Peyton Avenue. Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Bell Seale Chapel with Rev George White, burial in Snyder Cemetery. He was a retired Texas Highways employee, World War II veteran, married Aug 26 1948 to Jewell McKeon. Survived by stepson Ollie Pike and sister Leona Snider.
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Ruby Starnes
Twenty-sixth Street
Miss Starnes
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
David Robertson
George White
Snyder Cemetery
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Lamar County
Nettie Starnes
Snyder
Eunice Houston
Bernice Keenan
Nederland
Hubert Starnes
Jack Starnes
Odessa
Scott Starnes
Benbrook
United Methodist Church
A.J
Jay) Williams
Peyton Avenue
Bell-Seale Chapel
Williams
Texas Department of Highways
Jewell McKeon
Ollie Pike
Leona Snider
Uncertain Forecast After Minor Soufriere Eruption
Scientists in Guadeloupe struggle to predict further activity after a minor eruption of La Soufriere. Heavy ash hindered overflight, villages evacuated, about 72 000 residents moved, 50 refused evacuation, and officials warned tremors could continue with no imminent collapse of nearby buildings.
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Guadeloupe
Caribbean
Robert Brousse
University of Paris
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la Soufriere
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Gardner Floored By Reported Justice Dept Decision on Sex Charges
Colleen Gardner says she is bewildered by reports that federal prosecutors will not press criminal charges against Congressman John Young over allegations of sexual coercion for continued employment with premium pay. The case remains under consideration, with officials noting no fraud found in payroll disbursement. Gardner, 28, testified to years of humiliation and claimed premium pay and workplace coercion, while Young calls the allegations pyppycock and denies wrongdoing.
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