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Ira student’s essay wins second
By Shirley A. Gorman
Averie Pearcy, Ira sixth grader, won second place in an essay contest held by the Texas School Safety Center. Pearcy’s essay, titled School Violence and Prevention, gave ideas on how to avoid violence at school and how students, teachers and parents all
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CEO interviews to begin at hospital
By Roy McQueen
By Roy McQueen SDN Publisher Hospital leadership and the need to reduce bad debt were the focus of this morning’s two-hour meeting of the Cogdell Memorial Hospital board of managers. A short-list of six candidates will be interviewed for chief executive
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WTC presents Parallel Lives
By Annie Rowe
Western Texas College Fine Arts Department will present Parallel Lives: The Kathy and Mo Show, by Kathy Najimi and Mo Gaffney, for two performances opening Friday at 7:30 p.m. and again Saturday evening at 7:30 at the WTC Fine Arts Theatre. The two-woman
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SPORTS

Tigers play Wylie, Pecos Saturday at Moffett Field
by Bobby Allen
Rain and soggy fields continue to delay the start of the 2004 season for the Snyder baseball clubs. Tuesday’s opener with Abilene Wylie, tentatively scheduled for today, has been pushed back to Saturday. The Tigers were originally slated to play just
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Lady Tigers round into form at Copperas Cove
by Bobby Allen
COPPERAS COVE -- The Snyder Lady Tigers kicked off the 2004 campaign with mixed results last weekend, going 2-2 in the consolation bracket at the Copperas Cove Tournament. The team dropped a pair of games in pool play -- 4-3 to Granbury and 4-1 to Jarrel --
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