Suit Upheld Over Backyard Trampoline Noise Dispute
A jury in Judge William R. Shaver's 14th District Court ruled the Payne family may pursue an injunction against the McMillans to stop use of a trampoline in their adjoining backyards. Neighbors testified on noise levels while one neighbor said she was never disturbed. The case highlights backyard disputes affecting privacy and property tensions.
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William R. Shaver
Lubbock
Leland Payne
10Th St
W. G. McMillan
MacMillan
Tno
McMillans
A. P. Maxwell
Cardinal Petroleum Corp
Maxwell
Cardinal
Mission Enterprises
Beaumont Court of Civil Appeals
Abilene to protest $88,000 oil claim before Texas Supreme Court
Abilene plans to appear before the Texas Supreme Court on May 12 to challenge an $88,000 claim by Burk Royalty Co. alleging interruption of oil recovery in an August 1968 waterflood unit. A jury valued Burk's interest at $19,000 after initial $98,000, with the Civil Appeals Court upholding.
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Austin
Abilene
Texas Supreme Court
Burk Royalty Co
Burk
Eastland Court of Civil Appeals
Tech Professor To Be Honored At 2 Pm Reception
Dr Regzinald Rushing, chair of the Texas Tech Accounting Department, will be honored at a 2 p.m. reception in Room 150 of the Business Administration Building. The event, sponsored by Beta Delta Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, marks his long service since 1939 and impending retirement. Rushing, a Lott native, started as one of Techs first accounting instructors with Haskell Taylor, rising to department head by 1948 after early roles in education and school administration.
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Regzinald Rushing
Texas Tech
Business Administration
Beta Delta
Beta Alpha Psi
National Accounting Fraternity
Rushing
Tech
Haskell Taylor
Lott
Tex
Southern University
Rosebud High School
Riesel Public Schools
Thief Steals From Women And Local Sites In City
A series of morning thefts reported across the city include Ester Lytal losing over 110 in cash from two purses and Kathleen Ingram missing about 10 from her wallet after a white male in a green shirt was seen nearby. A broken window at Lumpkin's American Service Station revealed a 20 radio and vending machine change. MT M Dupre Elementary School cash was taken from the principal's office, while Stewart's Grocery narrowly avoided entry due to an alarm. Lupe Cantu reported two wigs and 570 in jewelry stolen from a residence, and Burl Kizer reported a six by seven foot wooden door stolen from a construction site.
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Ester Lytal
Lith
Kathleen Ingram
Lumpkin's
5002
Southeast Drive
MT. M. Dupre
Ave
Stewart's
BR. 24Th St
Lupe Cantu
32Nd St
Burl Kizer
Miami Ave
68Th St
Morning edition price list for Lubbock Avalanche Journal
The notice presents a pricing guide for home delivery and mall subscriptions of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal. It lists morning and evening options, Sunday editions, and various term lengths with corresponding prices. The columnar rates include monthly and multi month plans with totals shown in dollars and cents.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Avalanche- Journal
8Th
Avenue J
Luibbock
Texas
Eve
Bun
Wisconsin Assembly Ratifies 18th Amendment Voting Change
The Wisconsin Assembly voted 91 to 8 to ratify the 18 year old voting amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The measure moved to the Wisconsin Senate where swift approval was anticipated.
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Madison
Wis
Abortion Law Hearings Split On Policy
At Washington hearings, three witnesses urged liberal abortion laws while a Catholic official opposed the idea. Administrations witnesses stayed neutral as Dr. Alan F. Guttmacher pressed for legal and free abortions, and Wilma Scott Heide backed repeal. The panel debated policy implications amid varied political views and funding trends.
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Wasitington
Nixon
Population Commission
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Alan F. Guttmacher
Planned Parenthood- World Population
Wilma Scott Heide
National Organization For Women
Commission
Grace Oliverez
James T. McHugh
Family Life Division
U.S. Catholic Conference
White House
Robert H. Finch
Donald Rumsfeld
John G. Veneman
Health, Education and Welfare
Rumsfeld
Mexico Copper Canyon Train Tour Offers Varying Day Trips
Tours Almar Travel Agency advertises Ojinaga to Chihuahua to Los Mochis one day trips for 105.50 dollars for single and 84.50 dollars per person for double. Other options list 88.50 dollars for single and 67.50 dollars for double. For information contact Ave Internacional No 7 Cd. Ojinaga Mex.
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Ojinaga - Chihuahu
Tours Almar Travel Agency
Ave. Internacional No
Fixopent Denture Adhesive Cream Debuts
A plastic cream called Fixopent promises dentures that stay in place for both uppers and lowers. It forms an elastic membrane to absorb bite shock and protect gums, enabling dentures to fit more naturally for eating, speaking, and comfort. ads note a pencil-point dispenser and a claim of one application lasting around the clock. See your dentist and find it at drug counters.
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U.S. Pat
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Jethro
New York
American Museum of Natural History
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Ford Ce
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Homer Stephenson
American Suny
Finch
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Honolulu
Island of
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Congress
John D. Rockefeller
The
S.S. Kresge Company
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Magic-Aire
Bonderite
University Ave
RSD
Mexico
Copper Canyon
Granbury
59Th Street
Bob Hassell
Citizens National Citizens National Bank
Ann Mann
Miss Mann
Laguna Gloria Museum
Museum of Fine Arts
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