Champ Speller To Be Named Today In A J Competition
In Lubbock Avalanche Journal's April 14 1973 page a group of eighth graders from multiple West Texas towns compete in a spelling bee. Names include Shannon Roger Cindi Sonnamaker Diane Bryan Ira White and Lisa Cantrell among others with pupils from Lamesa Tahoka Spur Gail and Levelland. The event highlights regional winners and family ties to educators and local staff.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Champ Speller
Wenneth Braun
Auenas J. J. Young
Glenn
Jack Margolis
Big Spring
Maridene Margolis
Veteran's Hospital
Shannon Roger
Dawson
Cindi Sonnamaker
Dickens
Lance Riley
Ector
Michael Haas
Garza
Bette Anderson
Hockley
Diane Bryan
Lubbock
Ira White
Cochampion
Lynn
Brenda Cooley
Mitchell
Shannon
Lamesa Middle School
Robin
Tom Roger
Lamesa Hibgh School
Cind
Spur Elementary
Charles Sonnamaker
Texas Asm Agricultural
W. S. Riley
Odessa
Michael
M. FE. Haas
The
Post
Bette
Capitol
Levelland
Ray Anderson
Diane
Lubbock County
Murfee Elementary School
Rainbow Girls
Joe Bob Bryan
67Th St
Ira
Tahoka Junior High School
T. C. White
Tahoka
Brenda
Wallace Elementary School
W. H.schuster Jr
Lisa
Well‘man Junior High School
Jimmie Cantrell
Maggie Natividad
Andrews
Mary ‘Ruiz
Cochran
Debra Chiswell
King
Paula Rae Fd
Lea County
Rodney Sparkman
Reyes
Maggie
Andrews Junior High School
G. B
Lt Cox Finishes Infantry Course at Fort Benning
First Lt Edward Finch Cox, son in law of President Nixon, graduated with honors from the basic infantry officer course at Ft Benning. He plans further training including airborne and Ranger programs. His wife Tricia Nixon Cox attended the ceremony. Cox ranked among top graduates in a class of 97. Judges and prizes for a separate contest were announced, with top honors including a 20 volume set and a black and white television. Wayne's first album, America Why I Love Her, was released by RCA.
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FT. Benning, Ga
UPI
Edward Finch Cox
I Tricia Nixon Cox
Cox
Nixon
Ft. Benning
Cg Tee
Rodney Sparkman
Annals of America
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Zenith ‘Company
Amarillo Hardware Co
Kent Apple
KFYO
Bonnie McCullough
Janis Peris
Denzi
Regulation Changes Hit New Mexico Nursing Homes
In Carlsbad, Lakeview Christian Home faces state and federal shifts that threaten funding and operations. Officials warn Medicare policy changes render it non viable for nursing homes, while Medicaid proposals endanger coverage for skilled care. HSSD rules require shelter care facilities to be licensed and rebuilt to meet safety standards, risking closure or costly expansion for about 20 residents.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbads Lakeview Christian
Southwest
James Bo Scott
Lakeview
Scott
Health, Education and Welfare Department
New Mexico Health and Social Services Department
HSSD
Department
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Muleshoe Junior High School
Doyle King
Susan
Lorenzo Junior High School
Joe D. Nichols
Carol
Borden Junior High
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Borden County
Doug
Floydada
W. H. Simpson Jr
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Bob McConal
Kelli
Sudan
J. B. Hargrove
Tohoka
Lt. Cox
Ignacio Ruiz
Debra
Guthrie Centra
Burless D. Criswell
Texas Highway Dept
Paula
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el Paso
Highland
Maurice Edwards
Warren Petroleum Co
Rodney
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Pecos
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Ida Belle Riggins
Brix
Ponitoeive Valanche Journal
Ava
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