Area Officers Seek Ski Mask Bandits
Hereford special report details a late Saturday home invasion. Two gunmen, wearing ski masks, bound and gagged Mrs Kelton and tied her husband to a bed while stealing jewelry including a 1000 dollar century watch, fur coats, cash, and the couple's car. Authorities, aided by a partial fingerprint on the recovered auto, describe two suspects as large and stocky white men.
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Hereford
Neece
Kelton
C. D.ed
Norman Neece
Kelton Leadits
Keltons
Here
Richards Named Editor of UC Richards Named Editor of UC
Donny Richards, a Texas Tech senior journalism major, was named editor of the 1971 72 University Daily Texan student newspaper. Amy Hammer of Lubbock and Joan Levers of Roswell New Mexico will edit La Ventana next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donny Richards
Texas, Tech
University Daily
Tech
la Ventana
Amy Hammer
Lubbock
Joan Levers
Roswell
N.M
Richards
Afton Richards
Balls Banner
Avalanche! Journal
Saddle Tramps
Miss Hammer
Monterey High School
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Allen Hammer
Lever
Theta Sigma Phi Journalism Sorority
Sigma’ ‘Delta Chi Journalism Society
Women’s Service Organization
Bill Dean
Texas Tech Engineer Student Wins Tau Beta Pi Fellowship
Texas Tech University engineering student Robert David of Bartlesville Oklahoma won the Tau Beta Pi Fellowship for 1971 a year of postgraduate study. He plans to use the 2500 grant to continue work with William M Portnoy on a new electrode for monitoring heart performance with NASA support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech University
Texas Tech
Robert David
Bartlesville
Oklo
Dumas High School
David
William M Portnoy
Midland
D. B Meador
Acuff
Charges Filed Here Monday
A charge of attempted burglary was filed Monday against Jarrell Lee Hair, 29, of 1923 73rd St, after two Southeast Lubbock residents subdued him late Saturday night. Robert Licon of 306 Sith St and Robert Jones pursued and cornered Hair in an alley before police arrived.
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Lubbock
Jarrell Lee Hair
73Rd St
Robert Licon
Sith St
Licon
Robert Jones
Postal Officials Probe Burglary in Kent County
Burglars struck two Kent County post offices early Monday prompting U S postal inspectors and county sheriff to investigate. In Clairemont 14 dozen cigarette packs were stolen from a cafe nearby, while Girard saw cash and $307 in stamps taken from the post office. At Kimmell's Farm Supply thieves took about $250 in antique coins, stereo tapes, a toaster and $85 in cash. Investigators believe the same crew may be responsible for all three break ins.
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Jayton
Kent County
United States Postal
Today’s Funny Arte 1971 by NEA Lac 4G
A humorous art cartoon from 1971 credited to NEA features playful imagery and light satire. The strip reflects mid century comic styling with a focus on quirky visual gags and social nods typical of the era.
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Arte
NEA
Lac
Births in Plainview Texas area news brief
Mrs George Michael DeGuerin and Mrs Paul Buckman announce births at Paris and St Marys Hospital. Several fathers work at Texas Tech University, Southwestern Bell, Plains National Bank, Shell Chemical, Mooring Sa chin e and Toot Co. and Hall Foundries. Children range from 1 to 10 pounds 2 ounces with births at Methodist and University hospitals in Plainview Lubbock Bungay and nearby towns.
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George Michael DeGuerin
Paris
Texas Tech University ‘School of Law
Gmf
Paul Charles Buckman
St. Mary of the Plaine Hospital
Uoes
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Michael C. Grant
Side Rd
Sonsreltning
Aim Bungay
St Mary ‘of the Plains
Holt
Ig x Texan Tech University Research
James Payne Baker
Plains National Bank
Charles Ray Churchwell
Plainview
St Mary of the Plains Hospital
Shell Chemical Co
Robert Illett Montgomery
Lubbock Osteopathic
Mooring, Sachine and Toot Co
Prenties
Methodist “Hospital
Pride Oil Co
David Dancer
Mortonson
Methodist’ Hospital
Canine Bite Case Prompts Rabies Observation Plan
A dog that bit a 10 year old boy Saturday near his home is located and will undergo a observation period to assess rabies risk. The boy required 12 stitches and the owner reported the animal has not been vaccinated since 1969. Further details describe multiple births and other local notices mixed in.
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Mike Owens
Ste
Colt Gana
Mps
Melurin
45Th St
Moneny
Ken
Mike
Owens
Amputee Marine Veteran Freed as Charges Dropped
Navy dropped all charges against Marine Cpl Charles Stewart a Vietnam veteran from Connelsville Pa charged with striking a Navy nurse at the U S Naval Hospital Philadelphia He had faced six counts tied to incidents on Feb 9 and March 28 The Navy said a whisky bottle was found and he used improper language The charges were dropped due to special court martial procedures and he will stay in the hospital for medical and psychiatric treatment if needed
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Philadelphia
Thesr
Navy
Vietnam
U.S. Naval
Charles
Stewart
Connelsville
Cmdr
Rosemary Geraghty
Geraghty
Master At
L. T. Brown
Bristows Win 4000 in Caprock Fire Damages Suit
In 137th District Court on Monday a jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bristow 4000 against Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dunlap over smoke and water damage from a January 26 1969 fire at the Dunlap Beauty Shop in Caprock Center. The Bristow Pants Time store suffered merchandise and interior damage.
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137Th District Court
Roy Bristow
Jake Dunlap
Bristows
Dunlap
Caprock Center
Bristow
Pants Time
Lubbock Native to Be Sworn In as U S District Attorney Aide
Robert Wilson a 27 year old Lubbock native will take the oath as assistant U S district attorney for the Northern District of Texas. U S Dist Judge Halbert O Woodward will administer the oath in Amarillo where he oversees a federal grand jury action this week. Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Marvin C Wilson, is a Texas Tech and University of Houston Law School graduate and formerly first assistant attorney for the 27th Judicial District. Willis Taylor is transferred to the Fort Worth office.
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Robert Wilson
Lubbock
U.S
Texas
U.S. Dist
Halbert O. Woodward
Wilson
Amarillo
Lubbock-Amarillo
Marvin C. Wilson
30Th St
Texhas Tech
University of Houston Law School
Bell County
Willis Taylor
Fort Worth
Matador Lions Show Scheduled at High School Auditorium
The Matador Lions Club Show and Queen contest set for 7:30 p.m. at Matador High School auditorium features the production Snuffy's Tavern rated G. Producer Pat Seigler and master of ceremonies Ronnie Christian lead, with audience voting for the Queen during intermission.
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Matador
Matador Lions Club
Matador High School
Pat Seigler
Ronnie Christian
Experimental Veterans Plan Announced By Administration
The Nixon administration unveiled a $1 million 14 month pilot to help 350000 unemployed Vietnam veterans gain jobs through enhanced use of GI Bill benefits. The program targets ghettos and slums in 10 cities including Los Angeles Detroit Cleveland Chicago and Indianapolis and is run by OEO VA with cooperation from the National Urban Coalition and mayoral groups. It aims to reach up to 200000 veterans via personal outreach and training to ease the civilian transition and boost awareness of benefits available.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
America
Los Angeles
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Indianapolis
Jothers
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Veteran's Administration
National Urban Coalition
National League of Cities
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Veterans Education and Training Action Committee
Frank Carlucci
Donald E. Johnson
Robert Penn
Buffalo
Midland Lawyer Defends Self in Mooney Stock Case
Radial Defense opens as Hal Rachal of Midland acts as his own attorney in a fourth-week trial charging mail fraud and unregistered Mooney Aircraft stock sales. He questions SEC investigator Cecil Mathis while presenting two character witnesses, former Judge Kerr and ex-clerk Hart, as the court pauses to tighten records.
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San Antonio
Midland
Hal Racial
Mooney Aircraft, Inc
Mooney Corp
Kerrville
Ed Hunnicutt
Mooney
Rachal
Cecil Mathis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Fort Worth
Mathis
SEC
Dist
D. W. Suttle
William L.kerr
U. S. Dist
Maxie Hart
New Stool Softener Capsules Marketed for Comfort
A new Preparation H Stool Softener capsule is advertised to ease hemorrhoids by softening hard dry waste. The pill is not a laxative but aids natural moisture in the bowel for easier passage. Regular use purportedly corrects constipation that worsens piles.
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Howard M. Fincannon
Bunday
Stu"Mary of
Plains
Texas ‘Tech University
Atu
Howard O. Hamilton
the Pepper
G. C. Rovers
Sialon
Methodist Hospital
Henry T. Stafford Coast
Emith Orsak
Chicago Ave
Methodiat Hospital
Hall Foundries & Manufacturing Inc
Carson Santiago
Emory” St
Doug Thompson
Relion “Ave
Inva
Richard Beggs
Pangor
Texas Hospital
Morton Foods
S. Snt
Edmund A. Flores
Reese
Air Force Base
Hospi
Robert E. Henshaw
Air Force
Base’ Hospital
Mot
Keav K. Arnold
Rt 2
Laimbeck
Wanland Hospital
Fainer
Shallowater High School
Taipei
China
Philippines
James Chocoine
Thomas Anderson
Neenah
Oshkosh
Wise
Theda Clark Hospital
Hong Kong
Hong, Kong
G. K. Vashi
Kowloon
Lubbockite
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Lubbock Avalanche Jounal
Avenue J
Tate
Ister
Idalou
State Gong Bank Thonoc
Memphis
Dick Silk
Colonial Baptist Church
Oakwood Center
Playtex
Storehours
Maalox
FEE Pharmacy
Siblin
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