Park Accord inked to ease US Korea questioning case
The United States and South Korea signed an accord at Seoul Justice Ministry outlining terms for US officials questioning Tongsan Park, indicted in a Washington influence buying scandal. Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Civiletti and Korean Vice Justice Minister Lee signed the pact.
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South Korea
United States
Tongsan Park
Washington
U.S
Benjamin R. Civiletti
Justice Department
Korea
Park
Lee Chong-won
Justice Ministry
Bergland and Grant urge no farmer strike solution
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland and Farm Bureau Federation president Allan Grant spoke at the 59th annual convention opening urging that strikes by farmers will not solve the nation’s farming problems. They emphasized dialogue and policy action.
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Houston
Bob Bergland
American Farm Bureau Federation
Allan Grant
Federation
SDN Column reflects on football fans and Super Bowl omen
The SDN Column notes growing female viewership tied to team allegiance, contrasts male and female viewing habits, and mentions Super Bowl week with Cowboys’ favorable NFC record. It cites Tom Landry and past league merger context, plus a yearbook offer from Congressman Omar Burleson and ends with a cactus patch philosopher quip by Wacil McNair.
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American Football League
National Football League
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Green Bay
Tom Landry
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
NFL
Snyder council rejects R-3 to C-1 zone change for 37th Street store
After a rerun hearing the Snyder City Council deadlocked 3 to 3 on a zone change request from R-3 to C-1 for a neighbor hood grocery store and self service laundry at the south side of 37th Street and Avenue B. Opponents argued property value and traffic concerns while supporters urged economic development. The measure failed and the council then moved to consider scaling down a three agency tennis court project and reviewed bids on water pipe and Wickes Building property title transfer.
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Snyder Oaks Nursing Home
Planning and Zoning Commission
Snyder School Board
Bill J. Hood
C.A. McCown
Avenue B
Wayne Monroney
E.B. Glass
Billy Goldesberry
LaVerne Hood
Frances Billingsley
Vernon Rannefeld
Rod Waller
Bryce Booker
Milton Ham
Joe Reaves
Jerry McWil
Liams
Wickes
Scurry County Industrial Foundation
Northern Electric
John Fagin
George Patterson
Moore Supply Co
Lubbock
College Board Studies Housing at Lee College
Dr Shelby Hillis to head the science and mathematics division while Dr Glenn Keener resigns as chair to join a private firm in Houston The college plans a student apartment complex at Western Texas College with an April election to fill board seats 1 and 2 Filing runs Jan 3 to March 2 and terms are six years Plans include tentative approval of plan 3 a 900 square foot four person apartment and continued study of the project plus trustees authorize purchase of science and music equipment
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College Board Studies
Shelby Hillis
Glenn Keener
Houston
Hillis
Lee College
Western Texas College
Bill Wilson
George Patterson
WTC
Quture
Severe winter storm strains power across the midlands
Snow and sub zero temperatures push utilities to ration power in Ohio as outages and cuts ripple across the northeast. Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric and Toledo Edison reduce output while gas use spikes. Roads close, schools cancel as strong winds sweep New England with hurricane force gusts and debris falls in several states.
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Ohio
Toledo Edison Co
Dayton Power & Light Co
Columbus
Columbus and
Southern Ohio Electric Co
East Ohio Gas Co
Cleveland
Snow and cold grip Texas Panhandle to South Plains
The forecast shows increasing clouds with snow starting in the Panhandle this afternoon and spreading southward over the south plains tonight and Wednesday. Light rain or drizzle possible southwest today, with continued cold in north and central portions. Snow accumulations likely under 2 inches. travelers may need advisories later. Highs range from mid 20s north to lower 50s south, with lows in the teens north and 30s south. Wednesday highs mostly 30s north to 60s southwest.
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West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Farmers Stage Wide Protest Across Texas and Paris
Striking farmers from Paris to Laredo rallied today, with 300 tractors rolling through Lamesa as West Texas cotton city shut down all farm related businesses. In Littlefield a similar moratorium was called, and in Paris protesters blocked the Campbell Soup plant gates threatening to bar entry until demands against Mexican vegetables and Argentine beef sourcing are met.
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Laredo
West Texas
Lamesa
Plains
Littlefield
Campbell Soup Co
Snyder group forms to aid children with learning disabilities
A Snyder Association for Children with Learning Disabilities began organization Monday night in the Snyder Savings and Loan community room. Educators and parents heard a film by Grace LeMonds and heard from Dr. Thomas Scannicchio and Roger McCulley as plans for a formal group were discussed. A $100 donation from the Snyder Noon Kiwanis Club funded ongoing work, with a nominating committee named. Annual dues are $6, with allocations to local, state, and national bodies, and the next meeting set for February 13.
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Grace LeMonds
Snyder
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Roger McCulley
Snyder Public Schools
Snyder Noon Kiwanis Club
Roy J. McCloskey
Dwaine Crawford
Mary Williams
Gussie Gray
Sharon Hanzalik
Elaine Crawford
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Wacil McNair
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