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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1972

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Record turnout looms as Lubbock voters hit polls

Voters flock to today’s city election with liquor by the drink and city races on the ballot. The county tax assessor says hundreds of registration drives failed to file correctly, and many Texas Tech students did not respond to efforts to file. No affidavits at polls means those registered late cannot vote, though an expected turnout reaches 30 000 to 35 000 for four city council seats.

Lubbock Russell Hardin Texas Tech

Record turnout seen for city referendum and straw vote

The city prepares for a record turnout with a mixed drinks referendum and a straw vote on future financing methods. More than 10 000 first time voters 18 to 21 years old are expected to participate while registration errors persist with hundreds of applications.

Johnson hospitalized after chest pains in Virginia

Former President Lyndon B. Johnson was rushed to the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville with chest pains. Doctors said his pain subsided and he rests comfortably under observation. Johnson, 63, had traveled with Lady Bird Johnson to visit daughter Lynda Bird Robb and family at Farmington, near Charlottesville.

Charlottesville Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Lynda Bird University of Virginia Hospital Lady Bird Johnson Charles Robb Farmington Robbe Richard § i Ee

Tech board scales med school price to fit funds

Texas Tech University regents opened a month long search for architects to design a School of Medicine building with a cost not to exceed 25 million dollars, down from an earlier 50 million plan due to uncertain federal funding. The meeting also placed design reviews for a 4.3 million University Center and music facility and a 4.3 million library addition, approved a 1000 car parking project, and raised parking fees to cover costs.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Texas Tech Board of Regents School of Medicine Mixon Law Institute of Food Services College of Business Administration College of

Turkey Town Seeks Rebirth Through Texas Tech Course

In West Texas the small town of Turkey with 600 residents partners with Texas Tech in Lubock for urban design guidance. A 33 member senior architecture class develops plans as part of a continuing program to study and revitalize small towns in Texas.

Turkey Texas Tech West Texas Texas Tech Lubbock

GE Recalls Pacemakers Over Defect In 487 Devices

General Electric says 487 patients with pacemakers from a mid 1971 three month run were notified of a defect that can cause the device to speed up dangerously. GE will cover and supply free replacement pacemakers and implantation costs for affected patients.

Milwaukee, Wis UPI General Electric Co General Electric

Homecoming for Lubbock transplant recipient Rodney Speck

A festive welcome greeted Rodney Speck at Lubbock Regional Airport as he returned home after six months of dialysis and a January kidney transplant. Crowds hailed him with banners and cheers while his father spoke of the relief and curiosity about life with the new organ. Rodney, previously diagnosed with nephritis since age five, said he feels healthier and stronger though the sensation is unfamiliar. Doctors say he can resume marching band and sports with care.

Celeste Loucks Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Rodney Speck William Speck Rt. 4 Rodney Pene Ana Cooper Dla Vida Rodey Andra Denver

Trio Nabbed At Lubbock Country Club Bomb Plot

Police and federal agents arrested three young men at the Lubbock Country Club Friday amid plans to place bombs during a junior ROTC ball. Officers seized devices including BB bombs a smoke screen powder fuse and a starter pistol found in their car. Detectives said an attempt to plant the bombs on the dance floor was anticipated.

Lubbock Lubbock Country Club Frank Wiley Ares Garon Davis Jerre Plunkett Ray Coleman Police Department of Public Safety Federal Avenue of the Alcohol Tohbiero Firearms Division Wiley DPS Clauderoards TRIO

Stanton Youth Dies In Wreck

A Stanton youth died in a one car crash six miles east of Stanton on the I 20 service road. Leo Robert Cullison of Stanton died at the scene. Injured were David Hull 17 and Bernard Robertson 17 both of Stanton and admitted to Midland Memorial Hospital. Police said the car struck a guide wire of a light power pole and rolled over.

Midland Stanton Here Leo Robert Cullison Midland Memorial Hospital Steve David Hull Bernard Robertson Hull David Hull Department of Public Safety

An Loc Offensive Standoff Grips South Vietnam

North Vietnamese troops swarmed toward An Loc the provincial capital 60 miles north of Saigon as the 10 day offensive continued. Far north, South Vietnamese rangers at Quang Tri repulsed two enemy columns, destroying them. Saigon said 217 North Vietnamese were killed, many by U.S. air support.

Saigon An Loc Quang Tri U.S

Vietnam War Update From Battlefield Fronts

Bombers unleashed heavy raids against North Vietnamese troops near Quang Tri Hue Da Nang Kontum and An Loc while a large enemy attack pushed toward Loc Ninh An Loc area. Fifteen US advisory team members evacuated after a helicopter was hit.

Prayer Invocation Reflects Faith Under Stress

A reader asks for guidance to keep God first during moments of stress and temptation with a simple prayer ending in Amen. The message emphasizes spiritual resolve and daily devotion.

Area Cotton Pioneer Dies At 79

ARCH S. Underwood longtime head of a vast cotton warehousing and compress empire and a friend and advisor to two Presidents died about 3 45 p m Friday in St Mary of the Plains Hospital after a lengthy illness He was 79 Services set today Funeral services will be at 4 pm today in the First Presbyterian Church with Dr S L Terry of San Antonio and the Rev R D Nicholson pastor of First Presbyterian Church there officiating Underwood of 107 19th St moved to Lubbock from Athens in 1908 Before turning the reins over to his sons about five years ago he was president of the Texas Compress and Warehouse Co the parent organization of a network of facilities in 20 South Plains area towns For years of power behind the scenes in Texas politics Underwood derived even more satisfaction from serving for 23 years on the board of trustees of Trinity University in San Antonio Was Avid Sports Fan He was a director of the First National Bank in Dallas of Southwestern Life Insurance Co and of the Fort Worth & Denver Railroad before resigning all three positions about nine years ago He was one of a group of Athens millionaires the most widely known of which were Sid Richardson and Clint and John Murchison Underwood who numbered some of the most influential Texas newspaper editors and publishers among his friends also had a tremendous interest in sports For years heSee HEAD Page 14

Arch S. Underwood St. Mary of the Plains Hospital First Presbyterian Church S. L. Terry San Antonio R. D. Nicholson Underwood 19Th St Lubbock Athens Texas Compress and Warehouse Co South Plains Texas Trinity University First National Bank Dallas Southwestern Life Insurance Co Fort Worth & Denver Railroad Sid Richardson Clint John Murchison

Plane Leaves Frisco After $500000 Ransom Paid

A United Air Lines 727 hijacked then released all passengers and flew to an unknown destination after $500000 ransom was paid to the lone gunman. Passenger Michael Luckoff recalled a man in a wig sunglasses and gloves communicating with the captain.

Associated Press San Francisco A_hi United Air Lines Michael Luckoff KGO Radio Here Luckoff Sandy Wilkinson Honolulu

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