Manager Probing School Proposal for City Use
Hobbs City Manager Joe Harvey is to study turning the old Will Rogers Intermediate School into a Parks and Recreation facility, pending school board approval. The plan would allocate 38 percent of space to the department and lease 82 percent to clubs and civic groups, with demolition if unused after summer break.
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Hobbs
Joe Harvey
Will Rogers
Parks and Recreation Department
Hobbs School Board
Series Of Art Classes Set In Tulsa by Ben Konis
Amarillo artist Ben Konis will lead eight week oil painting classes in Tulsa starting Wednesday. Dan Tucker of Tulia handles enrollment. This marks Konis fifth Tulia series for beginners and advanced students with outdoor sketching then studio painting from personal sketches. Konis studied in New York City at the Art Student League Caton Rose Institute of Fine Art and the New School.
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Tulia
Ben Konis
Amarillo
Tulsa
Dan Tucker
Konis
New York City
Art Student League
Caton-Rose Institute of Fine Art
New School For Social Research
Odessa College journalists to attend Inter- Collegiate Press convention
Nine Odessa College journalism students travel Sunday through Tuesday to Pan American University in Edinburg for workshops and yearbook and newspaper contest judging. Edwin Newman NBC newsman headlines the April 11 awards banquet. Students include Sheila Atlee Terry Williams John Bagwell Connie Wagner Ray Granada Steve Carrell Mike Whitley Dana Grimes and Tom James. Sponsor is Jeff Henderson.
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Odessa
Odessa College
Inter- Collegiate Press — Association
Pan American University
Edinberg
Edwin Newman
NBC Newsman
Sheila Atlee
Terry Williams
John Bagwell
Connie Wagner
Ray Granada
Steve Carrell
Mike Whitley
Dana Grimes
Tom James
Jeff Henderson
Shallowater Cadet Wins Two Year ROTC Scholarship
Sam Pasehall Truelock of Shallowater Texas Tech University Army ROTC cadet and 1970 Shallowater High School graduate receives a two year ROTC scholarship covering books tuition and $190 monthly. Announcement by Col Albert Gerner professor of military science at Texas Tech notes the award.
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Sam Pasehall Truelock
Texas Tech University
Shallowater
Truelock
Mer
M. F. Truelock
Shallowater High School
Col
Albert Gerner
Texas Tech
Radio Stations Network and Non Network Listings
Radio stations list includes network outlets KFVO CBS 990 KHE KLBK 1540 KHz KEND NBC 1590 KDAY ABC 580 and non network KSEL KEAK KWOO KOLLL PMG 96.5 KLLL KEEL 140 KSEL 950 with frequencies and call signs noted.
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KFVO
CBS
480
KEND
NBC
KDAY
ABC
KSEL
Mhe Keak
KWOO
PMG
KLLL
Uta
KEEL
Scout-O-Rama Opens in Lubbock Coliseum Today
The Scout-O-Rama features cooking displays rope making and climbing tricks to promote Scout advancement and leadership. Additional shows run in Lamesa Plainview Crosbyton and Crosby County Show Barn Paris from noon to 4 pm today with community value and sponsorship interest.
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Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Lubbock
Lamesa
Teverland
Plainview
Crosbyton
Trail District
Crosby County
Nixon opens heroin tip hot line coast to coast
The Florida White House announced a nationwide 800 hot line to expose heroin pushers and profiteers. Calls will be anonymous and screened by federal narcotics experts, with local law enforcement receiving verified tips for arrests. Local numbers include Hawaii 537-6961 Alaska 274-447 Puerto Rico 726-5251.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida White House
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
S Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Myles Ambrose
U.S. Customs Bureau
Ziexler
Washington, D.C
White House
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Play Slated In Crane By Stanton Students
Stanton High School drama students will present to Kill a Mockingbird at the district UIL one act contest in Crane. Cast includes Steve Douglas Twila Stallings Gene Maxwell Bubba Standefer Sid Hopper Sandra Minnefield and Randy Lambert.
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Stanton
Stanton High School
Soviets Open North Rumelia Oil Field in Iraq
Soviet Premier Kosygin cut a ribbon to start production at the North Rumelia field in southern Iraq with a $300 million investment. The project links to the Persian Gulf Fao terminal via an 80 mile pipeline and aims for five million tons annually at first, rising to 40 million by decade's end. New oil will be shipped mainly to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe as IPC owners caution sale of field oil.
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Beirut
UPI
N. Kosygin
Iraq
Rumella
Moscow
Persian Gulf
Fao
Iraq Petroleum Company
IPC
Soviet Union
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Rumelia
Kosygin
Rumeila
German Official Won't Resign Amid Health Hospitalization
Bonn UPI reports the Defense Ministry denies claims Helmut Schmidt will resign over ill health. Schmidt is in Coblenz hospital for a circulatory ailment and doctors expect a two to three week stay.
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Bonn
UPI
Defense Ministry
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Coblenz
Ohio University appoints Harold Enarson as president
Cleveland State University president Dr. Harold Enarson was chosen by trustees to lead Ohio University. He will succeed retiring Ohio State University president Novices Fawcett and take the post in the near future.
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Columbus, Ohia
Harold Enarson
Cleveland State University
Ohio State University
Enarson
Novices Fawcett
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