Smith urges origin recall in Willson Lecture at Tech
Dr. Blake Smith, pastor of Universi ty Baptist Church in Austin and noted lecturer, urged 200 attendees in the Texas Tech Student Union ballroom to remember religious origins. He argued religious roots nourished science and culture, citing biblical faith and prophetic tradition as basis for modern secular culture. He will present two more lectures on the church’s role in secular frontier and on prophets and iconoclasts.
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Tenth Street Becomes One Way Westbound From Avenue M
City officials announce 10th Street will be made a one way west street from Avenue M to College Avenue starting Friday. A new signal with directional arrows is being installed at 10th and College, with one way and parking changes on 10th and Main Streets. Stop signs at Main and 10th will be removed while traffic lanes are repainted next week.
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Japanese Rotary Fellow Dances Scotch in Glasgow Class
Masashi ko Takimoto from Kyoto Japan studies mechanical engineering at Strathclyde University as part of a Rotary International fellowship. In Glasgow he attends evening country dancing classes where he is often the only male among about 20 participants, and the women nicknamed him Mac.
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Orbital radar could reveal earth’s hidden details
University researchers say radar in orbit may map Earth terrain moisture vegetation and surface roughness from space. A polar orbit scatterometer could monitor world oceans twice daily, measuring wave heights roughly every 60 miles, aiding oceanographers and meteorologists.
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Seven Candidates In Seminole School Race
Seven candidates run for three seats on the Seminole school district board in the April 2 election. Incumbents W. E. Cox Jr. and Raymond Golden face rivals including Joe Mason Dr A J Alabry Garlin Emfinger O J Buck Childs and Lloyd Coffman with Bill Curry not seeking re election. The Egypt note mentions auto workers on short hours and NASA plans address lunar exploration and asteroid probes with estimates of mission duration and six man crews.
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