Dallas pastor linked to threats and wife attack
A Dallas pastor faced scrutiny as FBI findings suggested threats against him were assembled on a church typed in a crime scare. The pastor allegedly attempted self harm after the incident, while his wife remained in a coma. The piece contrasts national faith and political scandals with the pastor's alleged actions and urges focusing on ideas over flawed individuals.
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First United Methodist Church
Dallas
F.B.I
United States
Ronald Reagan
Iran
Reagan
Oral Roberts
PTL
Jim Bakker
Gary Hart
Hart
Extension Programs Impact Production in Texas Agriculture
Texas cash receipts from farm and ranch production stay around 10 billion with farm income stable amid a weak economy. Texas Agricultural Extension Service and the Texas A&M System credit funding and education for gains in crop production and reduced operating costs. Notable impacts include higher cotton profits from pest management, savings from bollworm and boll weevil programs, peanut yield increases, and improved soil insecticide use boosting profits across regions.
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College Station
Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Texas Agriculture
Zerle L. Carpenter
Extension Service
Carpenter
el Paso
Rio Grande Valley
High Plains
Coastal Bend
Texas lawmakers face veto clash as school funding ruling lands
In Austin lawmakers confront a possible veto battle with Gov. Bill Clements over a constitutional ruling on public school funding. The judge found the method unconstitutional, signaling possible education cuts and a July special session if spending isn’t reduced. Budget securing and potential new taxes loom as the session nears its close.
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Austin
Bill Clements
Texas
Clements
GOP House
Ann Richards
Bill Hobby
Texas Education Agency
Hobby
Jim Adams
Ken Armbrister
Spon
Texas Highways Wins Wildflower Award 1987
Texas Highways magazine receives the 1987 Wildflower Publications Award at a ceremony attended by about 300 wildflower enthusiasts. The event marks TWU and Gov. Bill Clements backing Texas Wildflower Day on the fourth Saturday in April. The May issue highlights the Orange Milk weed and yucca, with notes on ethnobotanical uses and a humorous Navajo shampoo reference.
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Denton - Texas Highways
Texas Woman’s University
TWU
Bill Clements
Texas Highways
Euell Gibbons
Texas opens summer show under Palo Duro Canyon sky
Texas begins its 22nd season on June 10 offering nightly performances at 8:30 p.m. through August 22 beneath the Cliffs of Palo Duro Canyon near Amarillo. The production touts $100,000 in new sound and light with surprise effects guaranteed to energize audiences.
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Texas
Palo Duro Canyon
Amarillo
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Texaco
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