2/19/03
Throw away your strainer because you might not want to keep it around much longer. The makers of the Pasta Pro have made their unique pot a two-in-one dish! But Does It Work?
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You can now stop telemarketers from calling your house for half price.
2/19/03
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2/19/03
Texas Tech is keeping tabs on its foreign students. The tracking system is part of the Homeland Security Act. It says from now on all universities must keep background information about their foreign exchange students in a national database.
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The Office of Homeland Security is sending a message to America; 'be ready'.
2/19/03
Senior citizens behind the wheel. Maybe you've cut them off, or fly past them on Loop 289. Maybe you're one of them. But tonight, some senior citizens in Lubbock are trying to change the way they drive.
2/19/03
The Office of Homeland Security issues a list of things to get to prepare for an attack. How much will it cost your family?
2/19/03
Around two Wednesday morning, Lubbock Police found a truck plowed into a road sign and trees off of Spur 327 and Loop 289. The 41 year-old driver remains in critical condition.
2/19/03
One child's wish was to go to Disney World, and now thanks to the baseball team at Coronado High School, Monica will get to go there. The team started collecting money to help Make A Wish.
2/19/03
Elementary students were put to the test Wednesday to find out which school knew most about African American history.
2/19/03
This new device can help you keep track of your daily medication schedules. It's called the Pharm Alarm.
2/19/03
For many women, high heels are high fashion, but the American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society says your feet pay the price for high heeled shoes.
2/19/03
Several area high school seniors received top honors Wednesday from a local organization. The Daughters of The American Revolution recognized good citizens of Lubbock.
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