Muriel Humphrey Appointed to Hubert Humphrey Seat
Minnesota Gov. Rudy Perpich named Muriel Humphrey to the U.S. Senate seat left by her husband Hubert Humphrey. She will serve until a special election next November. Announcement came at a Hillsboro Beach news conference as Mrs. Humphrey vacations in Fort Lauderdale area.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Muriel Humphrey
Minnesota
Rudy Perpich
U.S. Senate
Hubert
Perpich
Hillsboro Beach
Humphrey
Radiation cloud debate follows satellite reentry report
Specially equipped search planes found no radiation from the Soviet satellite that burned up over northwest Canada. A West German scientist claimed a 200 mile long radiation cloud lingered in the atmosphere. American appeals from Jerusalem report Terry Fleener, an American woman jailed for aiding Arab terrorists, appealing to Israel’s Supreme Court to commute her sentence and deport her.
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Yellowkenife
Northwest Territories
Northwest Canada
Jerusalem
Terry Fleener
Israeli Supreme Court
America
SDN Column Reflects on Redskins Rivalry and Local Trapping Markets
The SDN Column laments the loss of George Allen in Cowboys Redskins rivalry and praises Jack Pardee, notes safety literature from the Consumer Product Safety Commission with gasoline and car hazards, recalls the old hand crank era, and reports Panhandle trapping prices as season ends January 31 with raccoons at 16 dollars, coyotes 20 to 22, bobcats down after an antelope ban, and pelts around 50 to 55 dollars.
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Washington Redskins
George Allen
Allen
Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Jack Pardee
Washington
Pardee
Christoval
Texas A&m
College Station
St. Louis Cardinals
Old George
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Shell Oil Co
Nader
Sandie
Panhandle
South Plains
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
New Rules Aim to Remove Carcinogens From Drinking Water
The EPA unveils rules to limit trib alomethanes in drinking water and require charcoal filtration for major cities. About 78 cities may convert from sand to charcoal filtration at an estimated upfront cost of 291 to 685 million dollars and annual operations of 34 to 92 million.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
Aaae
Eee Epa
Kimm
Snyder Board Votes to End CV-AE Vocational Program
The Snyder School Board voted at a special session to halt the coordinated vocational academic education program in Snyder junior and senior high schools by the end of the current year. Horrace Bostick, principal of Snyder High School, and Jim Stehley, principal of Snyder Junior School, told the board the CV-AE program was not serving its intended purpose.
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Bill J. Hood
Texas Education Agency
Snyder Independent
Northeast
Region XIV Education Service Center
Gayle Wittie
Georgene
Snyder
Horrace Bostick
Snyder High School
Jim Stehley
Snyder Junior School
CVAE
Bostick
USDA Says Its On Right Track
Government agriculture leaders defend policy after a week of farmer protests and Capitol rallies. Deputy A g r i culture Secretary White argues Carter would defeat a Republican nominee. Bergland cites states with farm movement supporters as prices fall and farm income hits a five year low amid strike effects.
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Washington
Carter
John C. White
Texas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Bob Bergland
American Agriculture Movement
Capitol
Senate Agriculture Committee
Bergland
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate
City Switches To New Water Plant Equipment
City crews switched to updated pumps at the water plant on a damp day with low demand. City engineer Jim Dower praised the operation noting the changeover went smoothly and technology now enables centralized monitoring and control of plant equipment. Cleanup tasks and wiring to a central control panel remain to complete the upgrade.
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City Water Department
Jim Dower
Dower
Absenteeism On Decline In Snyder Schools
Flu like illness caused a rise in absences with 12 percent enrolled missing on Monday. Officials note 10 percent later with over 100 absentee students back in class as normal rates hover around four to five percent and 10 to 12 percent are common seasonally.
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Snyder
Snyder Near Snow Belt With Light Drizzle Forecast
A wintry mix brushed Snyder Tuesday night as light drizzle turned to snow. A thin white coating covered lawns and rooftops while roadways remained slick in patches. Total precipitation for the year rose to .21 inches with a .05 inch addition at the city water plant. Weather notes said snow moving across North Texas with partly cloudy skies expected to return by afternoon.
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Texas
Overcast Weather and Cold Temperatures Reported
Weather notes describe overcast conditions with high temperatures around 40 and lows near 25 for Tuesday. A 7 am reading shows low precipitation totals and continued cold across the region amid cloudy skies, with uncertain local place names and weather stations recorded.
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Snyder
Sewen
Lowe
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Muriel
American Appeals
SDN
Cactus Patch
Wacil McNair
USDA
Erma
Erma Bombeck
Snyder Daily News
Harvey
Green Thumb
Nita Rodriguez
Snow Belt
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