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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1972
Page
14
The Tuggles care for fluctuating foster children and keep seven dogs and a cat. They say animals ease the kids' sense of loneliness and help with adjustment. The family recalls Jimmy, who entered at three days old and stayed two years, prompting tears when he left.
A veteran DPS officer from the safety education unit transfers to narcotics work, stating a continued goal to help the community. He reflects on years of promoting traffic safety to service clubs, schools, and civic groups, aligned with the DPS mission to educate for law compliance.
An avalanche swept a South Korean led team on Manaslu in the Himalayas on April 19 at 21 310 feet, killing 15 of 18 members including four South Koreans and a Japanese climber. Survivors were rescued and the expedition was abandoned.
Batyand struck several times in the face during a bank robbery at a store where two robbers took two bank bars from the safe. Earlier a 16-year-old Lubbock youth stabbed Earnest Barker during a Go Gas Co incident at 3550 44th St. Barker survived with abdominal wounds. The two teenagers fled. no theft reported at the gas station.
Sergeant Zhableski of Reese Air Force Base won first place in the color print Military Life category with How High the Moon and earned an honorable mention in Reflections in the Military Life at Luke AFB Arizona. He was the only double winner among seven Air Training Command entrants as the Air Force topped the scores, achieving top honors for the second year running.
An art display of over 1000 items from grades one through six and special education classes is shown at P F Brown Elementary School. The exhibit extends beyond Monday to Friday and features paintings crafts and class work from March Art Month with visits from Lubbock ISD staff teachers and parents.
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