7/31/03
It's a teeny tiny little Food for Thought this week, but there are still some critical violations you need to know about. Here's the skinny.
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Here is a complete list of the restaurants and their violations for the week ending on 7/31/03.
7/31/03
The old saying, "Everything's big in Texas," has a new twist.
7/31/03
Finally we answer the question, what is the name of the Plainview calf?
7/31/03
He was on the run for 25 years and now a suspected killer is behind bars.
7/31/03
Warrants have been issued for six men believed to be involved in a spree of organized crime here in Lubbock.
7/31/03
Though he's been in Washington a short time, Neugebauer says he has made progress in the improvement of health care for seniors.
7/31/03
For the first time this year, two Texans have died from the West Nile virus.
7/31/03
Republican Governor Rick Perry Thursday urged eleven Texas Democrats to "come on back" from New Mexico and go to work.
7/31/03
The flooding temporarily closed Avenue A from 22nd to 26th Streets.
7/31/03
It was another open-and-shut day for the Texas Senate.
7/31/03
Dixie Chicks banjo and guitar player Emily Robison says on a fan web site that her pet peeve is 'bad drivers'.
7/31/03
Getting dinner almost cost one Lubbock man his life Thursday afternoon.
7/31/03
At the time of her death, Melanie Rodriguez was under the care of her 18-year-old mother Angela Zamora and her 21-year-old boyfriend Frankie Vustan. With the death of Melanie has come the disintegration of the relationship and the beginning of a blame game.
7/31/03
Texas Tech students can take a ride for their life and Citibus is helping. It's a fairly new program available right now for Tech students who are out late on campus.
7/31/03
The LISD filed a response to the lawsuit in federal court. The gay student organization says it's fighting for equal rights.
7/31/03
A jail official says the watch was a precaution after Dotson indicated he was thinking about hurting himself.
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