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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1972

Page

8

Easter Spirit Guides Tornado-Ravaged Church Revival

In Lubbock the Cumberland Presbyterian Church near 10th Street and Avenue O faced near destruction when a tornado tore through the area. Despite damage the pastor and community foster renewal with new facilities at Tadiana Ave and a 400 member congregation as city leaders debate memorial options for the damaged site.

Cumberland — Presbyterian Church 10Th Street Avenue O Sam Estes Cumberland Presbyteriant Church Lubbock Cty New Gous Estes Memorial Civic Center T Tadiana Ave Tthe 16Th St Avenue Huby Tthe Memorial Civic Center Cumberland Presbyterian Church Indiana 10Th St Ave. O

Vietnam War Air and Ground Offensives Steady Across Vietnam

U S forces report ten South Vietnamese bases abandoned or lost in three days as Mai Loc remains supplied by helicopters. B 52 strikes hit western Quang Tri while weather hinders air support. Over 8 000 shells pound bases and towns. SAMs fire at B 52s. ARVN withdraws from ten DMZ outposts and Cam L, refugees flood south. North Vietnamese claim downing three U S planes near the DMZ.

Mai Loc Quang Tri Province Panhandle Porth Vietnam Laos South Vietnam South North Vietnam Cua Viet-Dong Ha Paris Unitedd States Nixon ARVN Dmz Cam I Quang Tri Arvn ‘Rd U.S Vinh Linh Radio Hanui Tokyo Sane UPI Stewart Kellerman

Tech Names Director Of Museum At My eeta

Dr. J Roux Jones Jr dean of Texas Tech Graduate School serves as acting director of The Museum while awaiting a permanent appointment. Born in Pekin China to U S parents, Dr Black earned degrees from Amherst and Harvard and held multiple fellowships including Kellogg and NIH. He holds memberships in several scientific societies.

J. Roux Jones, Jr Texas Tech Graduate School U.S Peking China Black Amherst College Harvard University Simpson Johns Hopkins Medical School National Institute of Health Kellogg Amherst Society For the Study of Evolution Geological Society of America Society of Vertebrate Paleontology Sigma Xi Linnean Society of London American Society of Mammalogists Society of Systematic Zoologista

Community project hinges on site visit and funding

A speaker says support depends on visiting the site and weighing public funding. The old church is seen as a reminder of a dark night giving way to a new day and Easter meaning, stressing cautious planning and care.

Easter Rites Across the World Highlight Holy Day

Observances marked Easter in Jerusalem and around the globe with processions and services. Officials noted more than 20 000 visitors in Jerusalem as tensions persisted in Northern Ireland and in East Berlin.

Church of the Holy Sepulchre Jerusalem

Mrs. Maria Carmen Rubaleaba Funeral Pending

Mrs. Maria Carmen Rubaleaba 23 died at her Amarillo home near noon Saturday. She was a former Fort resident and St. Lawrence Catholic Church member. Survivors include husband Ponsiang a son Joel and three daughters Rita Cynita Roxana all at home two brothers Joe Villarreal California Manuel Villarreal Alamo a sister Mrs Angelia Chapa Tulia and her parents Mr and Mrs Manuel Villarreal Alamo Parsons Funeral Home Olten in charge of arrangements.

Hart Maria Carmen Rubaleaba Amarillo Alamo Angelia Chapa Tulia Manuel Villarreal Parsons Funeral Home Olten

Mrs Bryant Rites Planned for Local Resident

Services for Lucy Mae Bryant, 62, who died Friday at University Convalescent Center, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Christ Temple Church. Bishop W D Haynes will officiate. Burial follows at Coleman Cemetery. South Lubbock Funeral Home in charge. Bryant had lived in Lubbock seven years. Cousin Sally Mae Sneed of Carlisle is the only survivor.

Lucy Mae Bryant University W. D. Haynes Christ, Temple Church Coleman Cemetery Coleman South Iatuits Funeral Home

Pilot Dead in Odessa Private Plane Crash

The missing twin engine private plane was spotted in a pasture two miles west of Odessa. Douglas G. Carter of Fort Worth, president of Kelly-Coppedge Inc., was killed. An inquest was ordered and autopsy planned. The Civil Air Patrol had searched the area for days without success. Carter left Hobbs for Midland Air Park Monday night. His watch stopped at 11:55 p.m. and the wreckage spread over a wide area. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by local undertakers.

Ector County Douglas C. Carter Fort Worth Hobbs Midland Civil Air Patrol Ward Ranch Odessa Bob Curtis George Olish U.S. 385 Douglas G. Carter Justice of the Peace Otis ‘Moore Olish Carter Kelly-Coppedge Inc Midland Air Park Rix Funeral Home Harveson Cole Funeral Home

Wisconsin Primary Campaigns Tighten Money and Media

Wisconsin voters approaching the primary see candidates limiting media spend below guidelines while funding concerns persist. Muskie Humphrey and Wallace feature on call-in shows and local programs as candidates seek free exposure and direct voter contact amid a tightening ad market.

Maine Edmund 5S Muskie Len Hubert H. Humphrey Lindsey

Ex-Lawmaker Knapp Claims Conspiracy Over Indictment

Former Texas state representative Walter Knapp, free on $5,000 bond, faces charges of theft and misapplication of state funds for using 51 200 in stamps to buy a pickup. He contends the case is a political conspiracy tied to his May 6 primary bid for district attorney.

Amarillo Istate Walter Knapp Knapp Paul Farther Tom Curtis Curtis Travis County Austin Bob Smith Potter County Amarllo Curjtis Smith Knanp Plains Chevrolet Co

Collision Claims Ten Lives In Page One Tragedy

Ten people were killed in a collision involving a car carrying Dimmitt high school students. Two deceased youths named Cud dell and Glenn were members of the school yearbook staff and had just been working on the yearbook about 30 minutes before the crash. All victims were sent to Dennis Funeral Home.

Dimmitt High School Cuddell Glenn Dennis Funeral Home

San Antonio Finck Named Chairman of Appropriations Panel

Rep. Bill Finck of San Antonio was named chair of the Texas House Appropriations Committee by Speaker Rayford Price. He succeeds Rep. Bill Heatly who resigned amid campaign tensions. Finck, 41, has served on the committee before and will lead budget hearings in the June session.

Associated Press Austin Bill Finck San Antonio House Appropriations Committee Rayford Price Finch Bill Heatly Paducah Taste Content Heatly Price DeWitt Hale Earns Christi Heatly E. Price Appropriations Rep Xice Finck House Appropriations Committee Revenue Commerce Gus Mutscher Mutscher

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