Lubbock Council Slow to Approve Liquor Permits Rules
A moratorium on new liquor operations slows changes in zoning, permitting mixed drinks in several zones and requiring specific use permits for bars and supper clubs in C-3 and lower zones while exceptions apply for hotels and large tracts. Also covered are drive in sale restrictions, a mayor pro tem oath, and council election canvassing and runoff ballot order.
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C-4
Counceil
C-3
Hollingsworth
Lubbock
Denton Rigsby
Denzil Bevers
Hardy Clemons
Nancy
Harvie Pruitt
Carolyn Jordens
Lubbock Public Schools
19Th Street
Gerald Anderson
Robert Hall
Bobby Day
Maurice Richard
Bryce Campbell
Jerry Nissar
Morris Turner
Dr. Pruitt
Mrs. Jordan
Jerry Nislar
Dr. Campbell
Lonnie F. Hollingsworth
Joe Don Buckner
Youth Arrested By City Police
A 16 year old boy sought by juvenile officers for possession of narcotics and paraphernalia was arrested about 9 pm Monday in the 3100 block of University Avenue. A search of his room followed a dispute with his father, uncovering pipes, roach clips, cigarette papers, plastic bags and a safe with plant material and a book on drug connoisseurship.
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University Ave
33Rd Street
Intruder Driven Off After Axe Attack at Home
A would be burglar was chased from 3819 31st St by the homeowner’s son, an 11 year old, after he allegedly walked through a hallway. The boy struck the intruder in the back with a hand ax drawing blood. The thief fled dropping a strongbox and pistol as he sped away with an accomplice. No hospitals reported treatment by Monday night.
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31St St
Trina Addington
Jackie
Addington
Three Arrested By Police Here
Three male youths were arrested about 4 15 p m Monday after seen leaving R R Electronics Suur ply Co at 1607 Ave G with stereo tapes. Police found two tapes in an alley and later recovered five more from an auto burglary at 6420 Joliet Ave. The suspects were jailed and the owner reported the remaining tapes found in a dumpster behind the business.
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R & R Electronics Suurply Co
1607
Ave
Bien
Avenue E
16Th Street
7Th Street
Electron
Mickey Ham
Joliet Ave
Ham
Collins To Build Navy Terminals
Collins Radio Co. has begun producing a new group of U. S. Navy shipboard terminals that use satellite relay for voice and data. Under a 3 million contract from the Naval Electronic Systems Command, this first phase could lead to a 7.5 million procurement. The cabinets house radio gear linking ships aircraft and land via satellites.
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Dallas
Collins Radio Co
U.S. Navy
Collins
Naval Electronic Systems Command
Navy
Layoff Slated By Bell Plant In Amarillo
Bell Helicopter Overhaul and Modification plant in Amarillo announced a second layoff of 300 workers, bringing total employment to 700 after an initial 200 were cut last month. A spokesman cited winding down of the Vietnam war as the cause of the reductions.
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Amaritao
UPD
Bell Helicopter
Amarillo
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Reader Notice
Damaged OCR shows masthead and subscription line for Lubbock Avalanche-Journal with garbled addresses and postal info. No readable event or story content available for summary.
Rhodesia urges restraint on toilet paper purchases
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry in Salisbury appeals to Rhodesians not to buy more rolls than needed to avoid a possible shortage.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Hollingsworth Sworn Rigsby Decision Delays Rate Hike
Counciman Lonnie Hollingsworth won Place 1 on the council, moving from Place 2 before a May 2 runoff. City officials debated Rigsby's resignation date and a minutes correction, amid questions about when he could vote on electric rate increases and other matters.
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Lonnie Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Carolyn Jordan
Harvie Pruitt
Rigsby
Turner
Avalanche-Journal
Lavenia Lowe
Asst
Ken Jones
Lowe
Unemployment Drops in Texas in February
The Texas Employment Commission reports a February jobless rate of 3.7 percent, down from 3.9 percent in January and 4.2 percent a year earlier. About 175,000 Texans sought work, a decline from 185,000 in January. Temporary seasonal workers largely accounted for the drop as they left the labor market after December employment news.
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Austin
Texas Employment Commission
Beltone Free Tiny Hearing Aid Offer from Chicago Company
A Beltone advertisement offers a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid to anyone replying. The device weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no body wires. Write to Dept. 0000, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago Illinois 60646 for the free model with no cost or obligation.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
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