2008 Woodie Awards
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Huckabee visits Lubbock, Chuck Norris tells 'how it is going to be'
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As a rally of about 300 people chanted "we want Mike," Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee took the stage in Lubbock Friday outside the Silent Wings Museum. Huckabee, a former governor of Arkansas, was quick to address his critics, who he said had questioned the purpose of his trip to Texas.
Voting twice, super delegates elements of Texas primary
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When former President Bill Clinton visited Lubbock last month, he reminded Texas Democrats they have the privilege - or obligation, as some may see it - to vote twice for the presidential candidate of their choice during the Texas primary election Tuesday.
Four-star general campaigns for Clinton in Lubbock
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Retired Four-Star Army General Wesley Clark stopped in Lubbock Saturday to campaign for Hillary Clinton. Clark told the audience gathered in the Clinton campaign headquarters about his military experiences with Clinton and why voters should choose the former first lady in the Texas primary on Tuesday.
Severe Weather Awareness Day informs about risks, precautions
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Lubbock celebrated its second annual Severe Weather Awareness Day Saturday at the Science Spectrum to raise awareness about the risks of severe weather. Groups including the National Weather Service, Tech's student chapter of the American Meteorological Society, Tech's Wind Science and Engineering Research Center and the Tech Police Department distributed information about the dangers of severe weather as well as what individuals and families can do to reduce those risks.
