Summer Session Registration Set at Texas Tech
Distribution of registration materials for the first summer session at Texas Tech University will begin at noon Monday and run daily from noon to 6 p.m. in West Hall. Registration starts May 2 and ends May 30 with the first session concluding July 8. Last year’s enrollment was 8,260 with a slight increase expected.
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Texas Tech University
D. N
C. Don Wickard
West Hall
Peterson
Seminole to Host Lubbock Theatre Centre Benefit Show
Lubbock Theatre Centre performs On the Bridge at Midnight in Seminole High School Auditorium for Gaines County Cancer Society fund raiser. Show starts at 4 p m with tickets 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Mrs Jean Moffatt chairs the committee. Cast and crew travel Friday with a police escort. dinner precedes the 8 p m performance.
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Lubbock Theatre Centre
Seminole
Seminole High School
Gaines County
The
Cancer Society
Jean Moffatt
Seminole Sentinel
Lubbock
Seminole Youth Council
LCC Workshop for Ministers Wives Set at Lubbock College
A ministers' wives workshop is planned Thursday on the Lubbock Christian College campus with 9 a.m. registration in Betty Hancock Center. The program runs 9:50 a.m. in Moody Auditorium, includes luncheon at 12:50 p.m. in the cafeteria, a Mabec Auditorium musical by students, and a 2 p.m. books review and historical collage by Mrs. James Bearden and eight students. Afternoon speakers include Dr Ina Green Mrs Austin Sibert and Dr Jim Beyer.
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Lubbock Christian College
Betty Hancock
Moody
Mabec
Wayne Hinds
Tech Rodeo Teams Set For National Intercollegiate Tally
Tech rodeo squads arrive with strong records as they compete against teams from two other schools. About 24 cowboys and cowgirls will vie for top scores while the NIRA tally favors crEdes. Girls finish fall fourth, boys fifth. Doug McCloy leads bull riding region, Mark McCloy tops saddle bronc. teams include Allen, Brooks, Monte McCloy and Middleton. Alumni reception moves to Holiday Inn Parkway. performances start 6:30 pm. Reserved seats 3.50, 3, 2.25. GA 1.50. Tickets at local stores and Cowboy Store Levelland.
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Sons of the Pioneers
Curtis
Tech Rodeo
Credes
NIRA
Doug McCloy
Mark
Doug Allen
Lews Brooks
Monte McCloy
Johnny Middleton
Brenda Williams
Terry Hinnant
Viola Sims
Jacque McAshan
Tech
Saggerty
Villa Inn
Holiday Inn Parkway
Une
Laskey's
Qoal's
Bill Price's
Ridge Range
Ed's
Huber's
Sir Pantsea-Lot
Lubbock
Cowboy Store
Levelland
Nine World War I Veterans to Receive 50-Year Pins
Hart Special reports that American Legion Post 31 will honor nine WWI veterans with 50-year pins Thursday night. Recipients include Vu, Bearden, Chopa, Funtrell, Keenum, Hart, Jones, Newsom, and Wykes. The event at 7:30 features supper before pin presentations.
Rock hobbyists find treasure in travel and talent
A Lubbock couple shares a lifelong rock passion cycling through moving homes and tours to museums and mines. They design jewelry and bolo fittings with stones from Germany, Switzerland, the Black Sea, Lebanon, Turkey and Mt. Vesuvius, and host shows with ribbons and local club members.
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Brewer
Lubbock
Western Electric
Las Vegas
N.M
Hermit's Peak
Germany
Switzerland
Black Sea
Lebannon
Turkey
Mt. Mariah
Mt. Vesuvius
Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society
Nixon Welcomes Chinese Table Tennis Team to White House
President Nixon hosts the visiting Chinese table tennis delegation in the Rose Garden and cites people to people contact as the big winner for peace and friendship between the United States and China. Chuang Tse-tung and the Chinese players praise the visit as aligning with shared desires of both peoples. The group views pandas at the National Zoo and tours Washington before continuing the U S exhibition tour with upcoming stops.
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China
Nixon
White House
Ho ‘Tsu-pin
Ch'en Pao-ching
Hu Wei-hsin
Washington
UPI
United States
People’s Republic of China
Chuang Tse-tung
United Nations
National
Choi’ En-lai
Peking
Graham Steenhoven
Detroit
U.S
Steenhoven
Hangchow
College Park
Lubbock High Names 1972 73 Student Officers
Lubbock High School voters chose student council officers for 1972 73 with Joe Hernandez as president Paul Chandler as vice president Jeannie Perez as secretary Val Hildreth as treasurer and Freda Ramsey as head cheerleader.
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Lubbock High School
Joe Hernandez
Sandy Hernandez
Dartmouth
Paul Chandler
Charles Chandler
Jeannie Perez
Raul Perez
Kewanee
Val Hildreth
C. Earl Hildreth
Freda Ramsey
S. V. Ramsey
Conflicting Views Rise in Hearings On White House Aides
Ervin notes a headon clash avoided as Senate probes Kaiser Klein Dienst era aides like Ehrlichman and Colson. Flanigan’s appearance looms unless new evidence emerges. The panel examines Anderson’s ITT memo linking funds to the Republican convention and Kleindienst’s nomination.
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John Ehrlichman
Herbert Klein
William Timmons
Charles Colson
Ervin
White House
Senate
Flanigan
Jack Anderson
ITT Interoffice
Anderson
Kleindienst
John N. Mitchell
Asst
Richard McLaren
New York
Richard Ramsden
Supreme Court
Pre Registration Slated At OC Odessa College
Odessa College in the Student Affairs Office opened a pre enrollment period extending through May 12 for the first term running June 6 to July 14. There is no pre registration for the second session which is July 18 to August 25. Registration for the first term begins June 3. Last year 838 students enrolled in the first term and 464 in the second six weeks.
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Odessa
Odessa College
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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American State Bank
FDIC
Memphis
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Ala
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Agreee
Advertising Council
U.S. Forest Services
National Association of State Foresters
International Newspaper
Advertising Executives
Lubbock Aval Modernal
Edward Gurney
R-Fia
Publc
Gurney
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Kennedy
Birch Bayh
Indiana
John V. Tunney
California
Bayh
Lubbock MeDical Conte Hospital
Harrod Music
Soth
TSO
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