County On New Money Search By JEFF SOUTH
Lubbock County may raise taxes in 1977 to cover rising costs for courts and jail operations. County Judge Rod Shaw cited a new district court adding about 100000 dollars annually to expenses and questioned budget flexibility. He noted staffing needs for the 237th District Court and higher jail costs to meet state rules.
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Jeff South
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Rod Shaw
Shaw
Mahon Library
District Court
237Th District Court
Texas
Lubbock County
County Commissioners Court
Hub Homes Center Opens In Lubbock Housing Project
A recreation center at Lubbock's Hub Homes will正式 open at 7 p.m. Thursday by the Hub Homes Residence Association. City Councilman Alan Henry will speak. Located at 323 Ave. F the center will host association meetings and be available to other groups. Residents refinished furniture and painted interior walls for use by residents and others.
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Lubbock
Hub Homes
Hub Homes’ Residence Association
Alan Henry
Ave. F
Adolphus Cleveland
Cleveland
First Mexican American joins Lamesa City Council
Rudy Arredondo was sworn in as the first Mexican American council member. Mayor Lloyd Cline was re elected by the council, and Ricky Smith became mayor pro tem. The council closed South 10th Street and South Avenue L for Lamesa Housing Inc. to pursue a $722,000 duplex low rent project, with no traffic impact. City hall repairs and interior paneling were discussed, with plans to obtain estimates and pursue improvements.
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A-J
Lamesa
Rudy Arredondo
Lloyd Cline
Ricky Smith
C.A. Taylor
City Hall
Marriage Licenses and Legal Notices Various Parties in Lubbock
A list of marriage licenses shows multiple couples from Lubbock including Jerry Don Williams and Dayce Louie Hart plus Nicholas Martines Jr and Julie Kay Russell among others. Public records note civil suits and divorces in county and district courts, with entities such as Chandlier, Forrest Lumber Co., and Southwest Forest Industries involved, and notices from First National Bank at Lubbock. A Fresno California report states U.S. ambassador Philip Sanchez claims dismissal by President Carter, plans to depart for Washington then return to California, originally appointed under Nixon.
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Jerry Don Willams
Dayce Louie Hart
Lubbock
Nicholas Martines Jr
Julie Kay Russell
Javier Elizondo
Sandra Kay Gray
Joey Lynn Webb
Carol Sue Angerer
Rey Perkins Jn
Judy Aan Judie
Kirk Eugene Gardner
Valerie Sue Moulder
Manuel Zuniga
Carmel Antonia Carillo
Adrian Gene Leachman
Gloria Gay Hall
Af Lubbock
Jesus Domingues
Rosaria Caballera
Chiton Dwane Riggs Jr
Donna Sue Lewis
Lubbock County
Edwin H. Boedeker
Art Remaner
Frank Owen
Mike Emerson
Joh McNew
Javon Enterprises
JD. Chandlier
Forrest Lumber Co
Metro Inns Management Co
Rodeway Inn
First National Bank
Dalton L. Elkins
Warnick Jr
Cressie Francis
Leon Francis
Yellowhouse Machinery Co
Texas Corporation
James Ribbs
Southwest Forest Industries
Tex- Log, Et al
Johnny Michael Hoss
Texas Dept. of Public Safety
HAH Electronic Supply Co. Inc
Micchael Godwin
Stiit
R&r Electronic Supply Co. Inc
Fred Kee
CB Service Center
Stil
Jerry Weathers
Sunset TV
Hc Sunt
Oth
Thomas L. Clinton
Jo Luna
Rickey A. Luna
Divre
Betty Rushing
Randall Joe Rushing
17Th District Court
Robert C. Wright
Sharon Joy Brinker
Doyen Harley
Fresno, Calif
United States
Colombia
Philip Sanchez
Carter
Sanchez
Fresno County
KMJ
Bogota
Washington
California
Nixon
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Hugo Berlanga
Governor's Mansion
Corpus Christi
South 10Th St
South Ave. L
South 11Th St
Hillcrest Subdivision
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Lubpock Avalanche Journal
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Ara A Tstray
West Texas
Foush Plains
TAX Service
Dames Tabor Financial Records
Tom Lawson
Ted Ratcliffe
Tom
Sandy Cohen
TDK
Avalyn
AUDUA
34Th
Flintwood Center