Antitrust Suits Target TV Networks Over Prime Time Interests
The Justice Department filed antitrust suits in Los Angeles against ABC NBC CBS and Viacom alleging networks used airwave control to gain ownership in prime time programs. The suits seek to bar production or financial interests in entertainment shown from 6 to 11 p.m. EST. NBC ABC and CBS defended their prime time shares.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Neworks
Sults
U. S. District Court
Los Angeles
ABC
NBC
CBS
Viacom
Richard G. Kleindienst
Army Band recruitment tours Lubbock area high schools
The U S Army Band begins a week long recruiting tour in Lubbock with a 2 member show band performing at Estacado Dunbar Slaton and other high schools plus a 7 30 p m concert at Texas Tech Student Center on April 19 Also Corps artillery recruiters will appear at Estacado Dunbar and Slaton high schools with joint student interactions and band performances on multiple days through April 21 to promote enlistment programs.
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Tit
U.S. Army Band
Lubbock
Texas Tech
3Rd Corps Artillery
Estacado, Dunbar
Slaton
Dunbark
Army Band
Estacado High School
Lorenzo High School
Dunbar High School
Roosevelt High School
Texas Tech University
Frenship High School
Shallowater High School
Lubbock High School
New Deal High School
Coronado High School
Slaton High School
Employer Dinner Honors Cooperative Education Students
About 900 employers, students, teachers and administrators attended the annual Employer Appreciation Banquet of Lubbock Public Schools cooperative vocational programs at KoKo Palace. Guest speaker Bill Sarpalius spoke on The Impossible Dream and noted his ties to Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch and FFA leadership.
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Lubbock Public Schools Cooperative
KoKo Palace
Bill Sarpalius
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Sarpalius
Cal Farley
Boys Ranch
Future Farmers of America
Clarendon
Surpallus
Sherri Gillit
Lubbock High School
Cheryl White
Coronado High School
Cindy Taylor
Monterey ‘High School
Cooperative Education
Nat Kizer
St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
Taylor
Debbie Cadd
Monterey High School
Basics in higher education urged by industry leaders
Engineers Perry Flippin notes at the sixth annual Engineer Awards Luncheon urge returning to the basics of math science and engineering. They stress continuous retraining, practical industry experience, and renewed focus on thinking to solve problems while warning against overemphasis on degrees.
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Perry Flippin
Avalanche Journal
Bucy
Charles W. Wooldridge
Texas Techno
Dallas
Texas Power and Light
Busch
Becom
Huey
Tech
Texas Tech University
Arthur Winston Busch
J. Fred Bucy
John R. Bradford
Texas Tech
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Texas Instruments
Dentists Debate Screening Myth in School Health Program
Dentists from South Plains District push annual eye and dental checks as part of a community action drive. They caution against assuming excess U S technology and advocate using screened results to guide early education improvements.
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South Plains
Hella
Lubtions
Bucybock
Shallowater
Slaton
Margo
Gibson
Bucy
Dental
U.S
Scientific
Kenya
Births Log From Local Hospitals Amid Messy OCR
A stream of birth notices lists new parents and infant weights from multiple hospitals. Details include names such as Mr and Mrs Hoover Tahokal, a daughter at 10 ounces, and several other births with weights around six to nine pounds. Some lines are garbled.
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Robert Hoover
Tahokal
Methodist Hospital
General Telephone Co
Witdetl Lasalle Williams
Levelland
Thureday
University Hospital
Gerald Hotbe
Stary
Espital
Aesistant
Uhecwin Watlame Paint Co
Extension Told For Art Show
Eleven art students ages nine to twelve from Shallowater will display works Sunday 2 to 4 p m at the Shallowater Club House. Marty Martinez of Lub bock, a Cheyenne Wyoming native and Wyoming Wildlife freelancer, mentors the exhibit. his paintings are sold at Little's Gallery and the House of Alexander in Lubbock. Exhibitors include Katy Blackman Neal Lick Dee Ann Cobb Vicki Franklin Abby Torres Ronald Seaman Roy Cason Tim Sinclair Dana Vickery Roberto Gomez and Od Warren.
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Shallowater
Marty Martinez
Western Drive
Lubbock
Martinez
Cheyennc
Wyo
Wyoming Wildlife
Lubbock Garden Art Center
Little's Gallery
City piano recital showcases local students and teachers
Mrs. Floyd Roan presented a piano recital at 7 30 p m Friday in Lubbock Municipal Garden and Arts. The program included student performers such as Cindy Jones Ronda Horn Debra Art Coplinger Vicki Condra Denise MiStoure Kayla McAda Ginger Hers and many others under guidance from the teacher and staff.
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Floyd Roan
Lubbock Municipal Garden
Iran
George
Methodiat Howat
Teed
Ates
Atooce
Peter
Ant Hinder
Santen Atta
Beraey
Etna Tismtas
Longshoremen sue over Pay Board wage ruling
The ILWU files suit in San Francisco challenging the Pay Board order on wage increases in the 18 month pact with the Pacific Maritime Association. The suit seeks no immediate judgment on the contract terms but contests the escrow and authority surrounding the wage cut from 20.9 to 14.9 percent.
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San Francisco
ILWU
Nixon
Ion
Boldt
PMA
Ilwu-Pma
U.S. District Court
Althe
Bert C. Wollenberg
George H. Boldt
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Pacific Coast
ILWA
Lower Pacific Maritime Association
Norman Leonard
Judge Orders Ballot Recount In Ector County Race
A recount was ordered by Judge R L McKim for the April 1 Ector County School Board and Permian Basin Junior College elections. The contest could change the outcome of one race where J E Perkins trailed by two votes to Earl Rodman Jr., with Neal Huffaker declared winner. A committee including Edna Smith Nadine Francis Wayne Williams will tally 168 votes from Blackshear Junior High and report by 11 am Wednesday.
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M.kim
Ector
Edna Smith
Nadine Francis
Insurance Company
Execut
Wayne Williams
McKim
Ector County Library to Introduce New Librarian
Former Lubbock resident Charles R. Baker will be introduced as Ector County librarian at the 13th Annual Friends of the Ector County Library meeting. The event at 3 p.m. Sunday will feature Dick Chappell of the University of Texas of the Permian Basin speaking on his department's development.
Smiths Schedule Odessa Visit
Gov. and Mrs. Preston Smith will visit Odessa today for multiple receptions in their honor. Mrs. Smith will attend the Ector County Democratic Women's Club meeting and receive a painting of Gov. Smith by Odessa artist Robbie Thacker. Gov. Smith will also visit his campaign headquarters at 11 30 a.m.
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Odessa
Preston Smith
New Officers Elected For J. T. Hutchinson Junior High
Student council officers for the 1972 73 school year were elected Friday. James Bell was named president Jody Hughes treasurer Scott Hill secretary Ti Waite and head cheerleader Cindy Hayden were also chosen.
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J. T. Hutchinson Junior High
James Bell
Charles Bell
Jody Hughes
Frank Hughes
35Th St
Scott Hil
Harold Hill
27Th St
Ti Waite
Bud White
Floydada Reports Sales Tax Income Over Past Quarter
City secretary Jimmie Stewart reports Floydada’s sales tax income of 13 871 for the last three months, up from 11 854 the previous year. Since January 1 1971 the city has collected 47 851 in sales tax revenue.
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Floydada
Jimmie Stewart
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Arrow
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Undersrood
Granbury
Smiths
J. T. Hutchinson
Tingle Level
Robert G. Maul, D.O
University
Raymond E. Mann
D. Harlen
L. Wright
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