Orchestra Fund Drive Reaches Halfway to Goal
The Tauchbock Symphony Orchestra reports pledges and cash totaling 20 265 toward a 10 000 goal as the fund drive nears mid point. The drive ends April 10 to support the 1871 74 season with plans for a Pops Nite on April 16 at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium and festivals under review by the board.
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Leon Fle Avalanch
Tauchbock Symphony Orchestra
Clem Boverie
Harrel Spears
Spears
Festival Symphony Board
Arthur Garnette
William v A. Harrod
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Mike Warden Named New AD Editor By CELESTE LOUCKS
Avalanche-Journal staff notes Mike Warden was named editor of the University Daily next year after a Texas Tech student publications committee meeting. Warden plans a UD advisory board with a professional newsman and a faculty for critique to steer next year’s publication.
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Celeste Loucks
Avalanche-Journal
Mike Warden
Garry Trudeau
Texas Tech
The
University Daily
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SPAG Honored for Innovative Criminal Justice Planning
The South Plains Association of Governments SPAG planning office receives praise for innovation in criminal justice procedures. Walter Head notes April 19 meeting at South Plains College Levelland with TCJC coordinator and assistant to document SPAG methods for regional councils.
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South Plains College
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Texas Criminal Justice Council
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Bob" Thil
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Dorothy Miller
Spag Justice Council
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Coronado High JROTC Plans Second Anniversary Ceremony
Junior ROTC members at Coronado High School plan a ceremony to mark the Air Force JROTC association's second anniversary in the CHS cafeteria. Superintendent Ed Irons notes calls for more varied coverage beyond bland writing and suggests using photographs to supplement stories.
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Coronado High School Air Force Jr. Rotc Association
CHS
Ed Irons
Lubbock
Independent
Den
Cocaine Hidden in Girdles and Wooden Legs Charged
Three people were arraigned in Brooklyn Federal Court on smuggling charges after customs agents at John F. Kennedy airport seized a million dollars worth of cocaine from a Bogota flights passengers. A 34 year old woman, Mrs Lenore Jaramillo, wore girdles concealing four packages of cocaine while two men from Bogota were with her. A kilo street value estimated at half a million dollars. The trio were charged as federal officials reported.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
John F
Fire Destroys Hobbs Home in Morning Blaze
AH Correspondent reports a Hobbs residence and contents were destroyed by a fire Tuesday morning. Mrs Elma Witcher and her three children escaped to safety, but a pet died as flames spread from a bedroom. Firemen arrived around 8 45 to find flames from all windows. damage estimated over 15000 dollars.
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Elma Witcher
Cattlemen Clash Over Nixon Meat Price Ceiling
Bud Patterson of the Texas Cattle Feeders Association warns the President’s meat price ceiling risks reducing producer incentives and curtailting future beef output. ANCA President John Trotman echoes concern, lamenting shift from free market policy while pledging to work with cattlemen.
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Worth Wren Avalanche-Journal
Amarillo
Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Nixon
Bud Patterson
American National Cattlemen's Association
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John Trotman
Two Plead Guilty To Offenses Involving Meat Prices
Two men pled guilty to felony offenses in Crashy County this week amid a national meat price controversy. Charlie T. Lee of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association and ANCA spokesmen blamed inflation for higher prices as housewives boycott and demand action. Judge Pat S. Moore presided as one man received probation and others faced prison terms or further proceedings.
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Charlie T. Lee
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
ANCA
Joseph H
Patterson
Texas
Pat S. Moore
Lab
Texas cattle price gamble drives feeder cost balance
The piece discusses price impacts on cattle feeding in Texas, noting a year’s gamble in refrigeration transport and costs including rent taxes and labor. It highlights Texas leading in cattle feeding potential and the retailer needing to price cattle to cover feeder costs and processing expenses.
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Texas
Patmen
Truss Pleads Guilty in Shoplifting Case
Mary Truss, 28, of Lubbock, pleaded guilty to felony shoplifting before Judge William R. Shaver in 140th District Court. She was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary for items valued over $50 taken from a Lubbock department store last September.
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William R. Shaver
Miss Truss
Lubbock
Shaver
Stevens Fund Tops Twenty Thousand After Elks Benefit
The Elks Lodge No. 1348 benefit dance raised 1718.20 for the Stevens trust fund, pushing total to 20828.20 to aid widow and three children of Lubbock police detective Larry Jack Stevens who was killed in February. Elks project chairman T. C. McLain announced the figures. The dance occurred in March.
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Elks Lodge
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