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Mar 13, 2014
Odessa American - Xylene, a liquid hydrocarbon that is used in fuels, solvents, and in chemical synthesis; is not only flammable, but can also cause irritation to the skin and birth defects, Texas Tech University Biology Professor David Birney said in a phone interview. While the levels were high, Birney said that the levels reported in the lab reports would not be known immediately.
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Mar 12, 2014
WFSB-Conn.- 'No one has ever seen anything like this before, but it seems like the right thing to do,' said retired Maj. Gen. Walt Huffman, a Texas Tech University law professor who previously served as the Army's top lawyer.
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Mar 11, 2014
Yahoo! News-'Is this a reflection of two lawyers batting back and forth what is the right thing to do here? Or is this a command edict from on high saying you may not take the plea deal?' said Huffman, now a professor at Texas Tech University's law school.
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Mar 6, 2014
Dallas Morning News-Quail-Tech, a Texas Tech research group, is working to unlock the mysteries behind the precipitous decline in wild quail. Park Cities Quail, the Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch, UNT Quail and the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute are engaged in similar studies.
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