Reagan to speak at Houston rally for Ron Paul
Former California Governor Ronald Reagan will address a Houston rally for Ron Paul at 7:30 p.m. in the Albert Thomas Convention Center west hall. Paul campaigns to represent the Texas seat once held by Bob Gammage. Mexico could overtake Saudi Arabia with 200 billion barrels of oil reserves per Jose Lopez Portillo in a state of the union address.
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Clashes in Meshad Kill Four Demonstrators Clash with Police
In Meshad Iran clashes between demonstrators and police left at least four dead and more than ten injured as police fired into crowds and damaged banks and shops. Similar protests occurred in other cities with no clashes reported.
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Postmasters aid Oregon woman in locating old family history book
SDN Column notes Postmaster Jack Tilson helps Union resident Miller Pagliarulo obtain a copy of Buffalos to Oil. The book, found with help from the local historical commission, lists many surnames including Houston and Woody, tied to Pagliarulo family lineage.
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Davis Lawyers Seek Repeat Magic In Texas Case
Fort Worth industrialist Thomas Cullen Davis remains jailed as his defense team, led by Racehorse Haynes, prepares to counter a capital murder solicitation charge. A star witness and recordings form the backbone of the case alleging Davis hired a killer to target the presiding judge in his four year divorce fight.
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Lawyer Finds His Fish Collection Fascinating
Lawyer David Cotton, a marine aquarist, keeps four aquariums at 3011 Paso Ave Snyder holding 25 to 30 fish and 30 to 40 invertebrates. He recalls starting with fresh water fish, notes saltwater life fascinates him, and describes notable personalities among his sea creatures including a clown trigger fish that killed two leopard sharks and a surly three foot eel. He explains aggression and mood in his aquatic pets as part of the hobby.
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Holiday Rambler Rally Draws 308 Members
Texas Holiday Rambler Club members gathered at Scurry County Coliseum in Snyder for the 14th state rally. Attendance peaked at 308 vehicles on Friday night, with four days of activities planned including shopping sprees and a Teen Saturday night. Participants hailed from New Mexico Oklahoma Alabama and Louisiana as the event attracted both out of state and Texans. A dinner theater produced by Snyder High School drama instructor Jerry Worsham entertained guests Friday night.
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Partly Cloudy Weather Report for Snyder and West Texas
Partly cloudy conditions in Snyder with highs near mid 80s to 90s and lows in the 60s. Saturday morning reading 68 degrees with trace precipitation. West Texas forecasts near seasonal averages with highs upper 80s to around 90s, near 100 near Big Bend, and lows in the 50s to 60s.
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No Layoff Clause Still Key Postal Pact Issue
Washington AP report on resumed postal talks between Postal Service management and three unions to avoid a nationwide strike. No-layoff protections remain central as unions seek higher pay beyond a 19.5 percent three year raise, with mediator James Healy guiding discussions and a potential arbitration if no voluntary deal by Sept. 16.
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School bells ring earlier in Snyder public schools
Snyder Public Schools will start the fall term on Tuesday with the daily schedule from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., reversing years of a 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. shift. Buses will run about 40 minutes earlier, and breakfast will be served before 8:15 a.m. for the first time under a mandated breakfast program. Prices: 40 cents for students, 75 cents for staff, $1 for visitors. new price for another item 10 cents.
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Snyder Daily News Opens Football Contest Schedule
The first contest will be published in Tuesday's Daily News. The coming weekend marks the start for most high schools and many colleges as action begins across the region.
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