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Friday, January 28, 2000

Parents Night planned

An 8th Grade Parent Night will be held beginning at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 1, in the Pecos High School Cafeteria.

Topics to be discussed include: course recommendations, high school graduation requirements, programs at Pecos High School (earn high school and college credit) and three graduation plans.

The seminar is sponsored by the Pecos High School Counselors Eva Arriola and Pat Cobos.

Cox, Lowery announce June wedding plans

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cox of Pecos, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kelly Cox, to Matt Lowery, son of Terri and Jimmy Lowery of Lubbock.

The bride elect is a 1996 Pecos High School graduate, majoring in elementary education at Texas Tech in Lubbock, and will receive her degree in December 2000.

The groom is a 1994 Lubbock Coronado High School graduate. He is currently employed in Lubbock with Federal Express.

The couple plan to wed on June 17, at Westmont Christian Church in Lubbock.

They plan to relocate to the Dallas/Ft. Worth area in late December.

Medications can help RLS

Certain Parkinson's disease medications are proving effective in controlling Restless Leg Syndromes or RLS.

"This neurological disorder causes unpleasant aching and crawling sensations that makes a person want to move their legs," said Dr. William Ondo with Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. "Patients often times have trouble sleeping and many experience involuntary leg movements while asleep at night."

The disorder, which has no known cause, appears to be associated with dopamine, the brain chemical necessary for normal movement. Drugs known as dopamine agonists, which are used on Parkinson's patients, have been known to stop the symptoms almost immediately in most patients.



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