Abortion Views Expressed At Lubbock Conference
Dr Kenneth Vaux and Isabelle Collora spoke at the Lubbock Conference on Abortion detailing ethics and theology on amniocentesis and life, describing the cost and care implications of fetal abnormalities. They argued for cautious policy and broader education while stressing life protection and parental responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeste Loucks
Avalanche-Journal
God
Kenneth Vaux
Vaux
Institute of Religion and Human Development
Texas Medical Center
Houston
Baylor School of Medicine
Lubbock
Buffalo
N.Y
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Mary Alice Diers
Life Matters
Isabelle Collora
Dallas
Texas Conference of Churches
National Council of Catholic Laity
Life Matters, Inc. of
Texas
Texas Tech Law School
Judge Yield One Pound Of Fresh Oranges Provides For
The U S Department of Agriculture states that one pound of fresh oranges yields half cup portions of orange sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Fastimous Felines Bake Soda Odor Trick
A quirky note suggests pet lovers use baking soda sprinkled in the bottom of the pan to absorb odors. The tip accompanies playful language about cats and scent.
Ann Landers Readers Share Lessons on Loss and Love
A collage of reader letters offers guidance on coping with bereavement and blind readers counsel. Notes urge respectful recognition of the blind, warn about marital infidelity risks, and invite further questions to Ann Landers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petees
Gustie. Lederer
Jules
Ann Landers
Des Moines
Heloise hints and homemaker tips from the Lubbock paper
The Dear Heloise column shares garlic oil tips using five garlic buds in oil with a week of infusion for flavor. It also includes a DIY cast protection hack with sprayed stockings and a note on respecting parents, signed by Sandra Burch and presented in The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugs Baer
Heloise
Couple Solemnizes Vows At Pleasant Ridge Church
Miss Kay Lynn Pogue and Robert Christopher Ray were married Saturday at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church. The Rev. Frank Jones officiated. Bride is daughter of Curtis F. Pogue and spouse. Ray is son of Robert and Hilary Ray of Las Vegas. After a Corpus Christi honeymoon, they will live at 4318 16th St Apt 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church
Kay Lynn Pogue
Robert Christopher Ray
Frank Jones
Curtis F., Pogue
19Th St
Ray
Robert
Las Vegas
Nev
Pogue
Debbie Miller
Carla Beck
Corpus Christi
16Th St
Apt
Coronado High School
Lubbock Avalanche- Journal
Windal Couphettes Honor Mary Lynn Chan- Gier Bride Elect
Windal Couphettes will host a kitchen shower at 7 p.m. today for Mary Lynn Chan Gier bride elect of Air Force cadet Charles D. Stewart. Co hosted by Cathy Stewart and Dixie Houston at 5608 Geneva Ave. Guest Mary Stewart of Levelland attends. The couple plans June 16 nuptials at South Main Baptist Church Houston. Dustee Smith lingerie shower dinner at Hemphill Wells Mall honors Dus tee Smith bride elect of Make a deodorizer tip included. Hostess is Dana White with guests Yvonne White and Sue Smith. The couple will marry June 2 in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Ray, 1969 Clark High School Las Vegas graduate, attended Dixie College, works for United Drywall Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynn Chan- Gier
Air Force Academy
Charles D. Stewart
J. Calvin Stewart
Geneva Ave
Cathy Stewart
Dixie Houston
Murray Stewart
Levelland
Chandler
Stewart
South Main Baptist Church
Houston
Dustee Smith
Hemphill Wells
South Plains Mall
Dave Heince
Dana White
Yvonne White
Sue Smith
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Clark High School
Las Vegas
Ray
Dixie College
St. George
Utah
United Drywall Inc
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Texan Tech
Vaun
Jim
Warren
Ohio
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Sandra Burch
Minister
The
Bruce Effinger
David Patton
Mike Grimes
Tommy Pogue
Waco
Hilary Ray
Troy Ray
Jim Chilton
Mrs
Christopher Ray
Kay Pogue
West Texas Optical
Tnm&co
Amarillo
Odessa
Wichita Falls
LAI Alree Etter
Peewee Teen
P.O. Box
Aaa
Pune
DAY Drug
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