Final arguments begin in Huckabee kidnapping trial
Attorneys plan final arguments at 10 a.m. in U.S. District Court as the jury is expected to hear the case of Billy Huckabee, 31, with the defense resting after his lengthy testimony. Dr. Harold Fain testified Huckabee showed no serious psychosis during confinement and that threats were manipulative rather than impulsive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Fletcher
Avalanche-Journal
Billy Donald Huckabee
U.S. District Court
Huckabee
U.S
Harold P. Fain
U.S. Medical Center
Springfield
Fain
Taylor
Plainview
Texas
Michigan
Willis
Misdemeanors Punishments Handed Down in Lubbock County Courts
Five defendants pled guilty to misdemeanor charges in Lubbock County courts at law on Monday. Antonio Gaboa, 42, was fined 25 and costs for driving with a suspended license. Ray Palla, 17, received 10 days in jail, eight months probation, and a 25 fine for shoplifting. James Lloyd Duncan, 28, fined 100 and costs with 10 days in jail and eight months probation for DWT. Helen N. Weeks, 25, was fined 75 and costs plus 10 days in jail with six months probation for DWI. Calvin Wayne Duncan, 24, also DWT, was fined 75 and costs with three days in jail and six months probation. Eleven others pleaded innocent to DWI and were bonded out. Additional defendants faced various charges and bond conditions.
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Lubbock
Antonio Gaboa
Queens St
Denazil Bevers
Ray Palla
Ave
James Lloyd Dunnan
Star Route
Hale Center
Dwt
Helen N. Weeks
Kingman
Ariz
Edwin H. Boedeker
Boedeker
43Rd St
Timothy Lea
Weber Drive
Emmitt Earl Gibbe
9Th St
Max Maldonado Martinez
Slaton
Lubbock Junior High Bands Shine In UIL Concert
In the first session of Region 16 Concert and Sight-Reading Contest Estacado hosts with J T Hutchinson and Mackenzie top scores as Levelland Slaton and others perform. Judges include Bill Bradley George Ridder and Joe Mack Hill with R C Davidson as executive secretary. Next day’s schedule lists eight Class CCC bands and area entries leading to April 19 regional AAA AAAA event at Estacado High School.
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Lubbock
Estacado High School
Ellen Holsberry
Mackenzie Junior High
Pam Harrison
O. L. Slaton
Jimmy Edwards
J. T. Hutchinson Junior High
Bonnie Jones
Laura Hubbard
Bill Bradley
Big Spring
George Ridder
Odessa
Joe Mack Hill
Dumas
Don Craig
CCC
Levelland
C. L. Slaton
J. T. Hutchinson
Matthews
Wilson
Mackenzie
Atkins
Evans
EHS
Farwell Junior High
Littlefield Junior High
Idalou
Plainview
Coronado
Spur
Post
Estacado
Denver City
Friona
Seminole
Muleshoe
Tohoka
Brownfield
Struggs
Lockney
Try to Save Youths Bomb Kills Two Soldiers
Two British soldiers died in a Londonderry bomb blast while attempting to disperse rock throwing youths near the Bowling Green Pavilion in Rosemount. The IRA claimed responsibility for the attack as violence escalated, amid civil rights protests and threats to marchers.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Londonderry
Bowling Green Pavilion
Rosemount
Ilegal Irish Republican Army
IRA
Earlher
Britain
Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
Kevin MccCorry
Phylomena McGuckin
Ballymurphy
Two Democrats Schedule Campaign Stops in Lubbock
Two candidates for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination plan appearances in Lubbock on Wednesday. Frances Farenthold arrives at 3 40 p m to open her headquarters at 8th Street and University Avenue. Dolph Briscoe canvasses Texas Tech and Lubbock Christian College campuses with a full afternoon schedule including meetings at LCC and University Center.
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Lubbock
Frances Farenthold
8Th St
University Ave
Harry Grice
Harry Osborne
Dolph Briscoe
Texas Tech
Lubbock State School
Wayne Owens
John Birdwell
Briscoe
Coronado
University Center
LCC
Tech UC
SPAG Meeting Slated Today With Governor Health Planner
South Plains Association of Governments directors meet at 9 30 p m today at city hall with Burton Hackney associate director of the governor s office of comprehensive health planning visiting to discuss a regional health plan for 15 counties The agenda includes potential regional planning for alcohol abuse control and applications for continued state planning aid for the regional criminal justice program and law enforcement teletype loop at the Emergency Operations Center.
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South Plains Association of Governments
City Hall
Burton Hackney
Order Issued Closing Batman's Cave Club Near Lubbock
Judge William RR. Shaver of the 140th District Court issued a temporary closing order and restraining order against Robert Lee Newton operator of Batman's Cave or Denny's Club three miles south of Lubbock on U S 87. The move follows a county attorney led by George L. Thompson alleging minors were being allowed to possess and consume alcohol on the premises. The hearing is set for 10 am Friday with a possible one year closure and a $1000 bond to prevent minor access, backed by an affidavit from Lonnie Lively of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
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William RR. Shaver
140Th District Court
Robert Lee Newton
Lubbock
U. S. 87
Shaver
Asst. County Atty
George L. Thompson
Newton
Lonnie Lively
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Beautification Group Meets in Lamesa Downtown Project
The six member supervisory committee of the Lamesa downtown beautification project met to review progress led by the Chamber of Commerce. Landscaping on the Dawson County Courthouse lawn nears completion as island construction begins. donors total nearly 4000 with a pledged one third share of 4615.25 toward the 13846.75 project cost. Committee members include Mrs. Bill Nix Wendell Strahan County Judge Leslie Pratt Commissioner Dalton Myers Jim Norris and Don Bryant.
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Lamesa
Chamber of Commerce
Dawson County
Islands
Women's Division
Chamber
Rotary Club
Optimist Club
Bill Nix
Wendell Strahan
Leslie Pratt
Dalton Myers
Jim Norris
Don Bryant
Outstanding Citizen Awards Dinner Set For Tonight In Lubbock
About 400 people are expected at the second annual Outstanding Citizen Awards dinner at Elks Lodge 3045 Little Road. H Ree Bartle, former Kansas City mayor, will be the keynote speaker with Bob Nash as master of ceremonies. Dr. Glenn Barnett and Mayor James Granberry will present awards to the Outstanding Adult Citizen and Outstanding Youth. Tickets at 5 dollars remain, available at the door or by calling 792 4821.
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Lubbock
Elks Lodge
Little Road
H. Ree Bartle
Kansas City
American Legions
Boy Scout
Rotary
Bob Nash
Glenn Barnett
Texas Tech
James Granberry
Don Heath
G. A. Edwards
ITT Memo Discrepancies Stir Senate Probe
ITT Washington manager William R. Merriam testified he did not request receive or leak a memo about a 400000 pledge to back the 1972 Republican convention. He disputed claims by lobbyist Dita Beard and questioned perjury risks as senators sought a special grand jury.
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Washington
UPI
William R. Merriam
ITT
Dita Beard
Merriam
Senate Judiciary Committee
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Sen
John V. Tunney
Dcalif
Mrs. Beard
Jack Anderson
Beard
Bob Wilson
Calif
Harold Geneeen
San Diego
Geneen
White House
Adventurer Col John D Craig to Speak at Lubbock Club Dinner
World adventurer Col John D Craig, a photographer author and oceanographer, will address the Lubbock Knife and Fork Club at 6 30 p m today during guest night at Vann's Catering Slaton Highway. His career spans oil field work to underwater filmmaking with an Academy Award nomination and Emmy nominations for television adventure shows. He authored Danger Is My Business and is releasing Invitation To Diving.
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John D. Craig
Lubbock
Navy
Baja
California
Monterey
Calif
Students to Be Honored at Texas Tech Germanic Awards Banquet
Outstanding students of Chinese, German and Russian will receive honors and 1972-73 scholarship awards at a 6:30 p.m. banquet hosted by the Department of Germanic and Slavonic Languages at Texas Tech University. Dr Ruth Levinsky will deliver the main address on Comparative Aspects in German Literature. Dr Carl Hammer will present the awards including the first Qualia Award for future German teachers.
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Department of
Texas Tech University
Ruth Levinsky
Ming Tree
Carl Hammer
Qualia
Charles B. Qualia
Paula Pierce
Tech
Delta Phi Alpha
Tim Bowie
der Liederkranz
Christine Taylor
Editor Selected For Tech Paper
Laylan Copelin of Tohoka a senior at Texas Tech was named Monday the 1972 73 editor of the University Daily He succeeds Don Richards of Ralls son of a West Texas publishing family Copelin has journalism awards and a New York summer internship He will start within two weeks Co editors named for next year La Ven tana are Jan Shaw of Midland and Jeff Lawdon of Bryan Advertising director is Hank Fletcher of Graham The Student Publications Committee is five students and five faculty members and met over five hours Dr William F Dean of the mass communications department directs student publications Honolulu Oahu may try car pools to reduce auto traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laylan Copelin
Tohoka
Texas Tech
University Daily
Copelin
Don Richards
Ralls
West Texas
New York
Jan Shaw
Midland
Jeff Lawdon
Bryan
la Ventana
Tech
Hank Fletcher
Graham
William F. Dean
Department of Mass Communications
I Q of 145 And A Poor Memory
A Chicago publisher promises a simple memory technique to gain poise confidence and popularity by remembering everything seen heard or read. The ad offers a free booklet Adventures in Memory mailed to readers who send name address and ZIP code to Memory Studies 555 E Lange St Dept 613-15 Mundelein IL 60060.
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Chicago
E. Lange St
Dept
Mundelein
Til
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