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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1963

Page

7

Colorado Lawmakers End Session With Historic Tax Cut Drive

The Republican led Colorado General Assembly adjourned after enacting tax cuts larger than any prior state effort. A 1963 income tax cut reduces liability by 50 per 1000 up to 10 000 and 10 per 1000 above that, following a 15 percent cut for 1962 earlier in the session. Governor Love praised the move while urging further restraint and spending cuts. The GOP also gained control of both houses.

Denver Colorado General Assembly Colorado John Love Love Steve McNichols

Engineers Group Installs Officers for 1963

The South Plains Society of Safety Engineers installed new officers at the Cactus Inn on Monday night. Joe Lopez of Reese Air Force Base is chairman with Coy Evans of Southwestern Public Service Co. as vice chairman and Bob Griffin of the Texas Employers' Insurance Association as secretary treasurer. Walter Lindsay of the Citizens' Traffic Council is public information chairman. The group will provide safety films, mentor Boy Scouts, and train Driver Improvement School instructors. Cliff Morrow of Southwestern Public Service Co. spoke on boiler and furnace explosions. The SPSSE planned a membership drive and urged interested individuals to contact officers.

South Plains Society of Safety Engineers Cactus Inn Joe Lopez Groud Reese Air Force Base SPSSE Coy Evans Southwestern Public Service Co Bob Griffin Texas Employers’ Insurance Association Walter Lindsey Citizen's Traffic Council

Lubbock Organist Bernie Howell Hospitalized After Golf Trip

Bernie Howell, noted organist from 2003 Mesa Road, was admitted to Methodist Hospital in satisfactory condition after falling ill during the Gold Cup Matches in Las Vegas. He was flown back to Lubbock by charter plane with about 72 others, including 13 from Lubbock Country Club, for the tournament weekend.

Bernie Howell Mesa Rd Lubbock Methodist Hospital Las Vegas Nev Howell Lott Matchell. and Associates Lubbock Country Club

Leftover Lamb Stored Safely In Cold Refrigerator

To prevent drying and spoilage, store cooked lamb leftovers tightly covered in the coldest part of the refrigerator. Ensure immediate chilling after cooking and use within a few days to maintain quality and safety.

City Man Found Guilty Of DWI In County Court

Jurors found 57 year old Lester Kinnibrugh of Lubbock guilty of driving while intoxicated. A $100 fine plus court costs and a three day jail term were imposed. Several other defendants appeared before Judges Ellis and Moore with various charges including check law violations and non payment of child support.

Lubbock Lester Kinnibrugh Fred E. West Kinnibrugh 22Nd St James A. Ellis Bobby Wynn Abernathy Pat Moore

Former county agent named dairy field man at Safeway plant

John Wallace, a New Mexico State University graduate with dairy industry experience, has been appointed dairy field man for Safeway Stores Inc. milk processing plant in Clovis. The $750,000 plant is scheduled to start operation in May, announced Carl Foster Safeway Division manager.

Clovis Artesia Safeway Stores Inc Wallace, Johnson New Mexico State University Carl Foster Safeway

New Trial For Texan Convicted Of Murder

A jury of 10 men and two women was selected to try Julian Price Webster 40 of Wichita Falls for the murder of Bird Robertson 44 of Vernon. The new trial in 2%h District Court will start at 9 am Tuesday after Judge Walker Friberg ordered a retrial to replace the May 17 conviction.

Stephenville UPI Julian Price Webster Wichita Falls Bird Robertson Vernon Robertson Walker Friberg 89Th District Court

Snyder Tot Hurt In Driveway Accident

A 19 month old boy, Roberto Costello, was struck by a car backing from a driveway in Snyder. He underwent head injury surgery at Hendrix Memorial Hospital Abilene after being transferred from Cogdell Memorial Hospital. Police say he was playing in the driveway when a station wagon driven by Ray Nichols ran over him around 3 05 p.m.

Peacock's fan comprises over two hundred feathers

The peacock displays a fan of more than 200 feathers in a vivid plumage show. A bright blue neck and iridescent tail complete the courtly display, attracting attention from onlookers.

Red Membership Doubles In Cuba

The State Department reports Cuba’s Communist Party membership has doubled to about 60,000 at the start of the year, up from 27,000 a year earlier. Global party membership is estimated at 40 to 41 million in 90 countries, with modest regional shifts in Latin America.

Washington UPI Communist Party Cuba I. State Department Monay Bureau of Intelligence and Research Pravda Peru Venezuela

Tombs Unearthed in Italy Dig Uncovers Ancient Sarcophagi

At Riva del Garda, construction workers uncovered two Roman tombs as a mechanical digger destroyed one. The intact tomb held red granite sarcophagi with bones of four individuals and jewelry fragments.

Torento Italy UPI Riva del Garda

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