Spending Bill Debates Rise Over Major Texan Budget Plan
Lawmakers clash as Rep Don Cavness pushes about $2 million in additions to a $69 billion spending bill. The bill includes funds for air pollution control and an environmental office, with debate ongoing in the House.
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W.os. Crue
Meath
Paduesh
Keathy
Don Cavness
Austin
Adso
Curtis Graves
Houston O
Youth Council
Friends of the Earth
Soviet Soyuz-10 launch signals space age progress and risk
The article reports on Soyuz-10, noting Brezhnev’s remarks that the mission marks a new step in space research and conquest of the Cosmos. It details crew Shatalov Yeliseyev and Rukavishnikov, their roles, and past flight experience, while recounting the 1967 Soyuz-1 tragedy and context of the Hong Kong population and Texas politics.
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Salut
Brevhnev
Communist Party
Togatio
Soda
Duigara
Tass
Vladimir Si Komeravy
Shtomarov
Col
Shatalov
Shatulov
Yeliseyevo
Rukavishnikov
Husband of Smith's Secretary Quizzed in Texas Senate
The husband of Gov. Preston Smith's secretary described a three day job arranged to qualify him for a $19,000 yearly post on the Industrial Accident Board. Richard Penn said the plan came after an aide to the governor saw him, with Konnoth and Ixor Roth involved in coordinating the short term payroll. The nominations committee delayed a hearing on Dudley's appointment and sought guidance on Penn's eligibility as Penn defended that the short job existed to meet qualifications for the board.
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Penn
Korioth
Harold Dudley
Kortoth
Dudley
Konmoth
Iorioth
Isorioth
Flahive
Smith
Texas
Sehout
WideOutaher
TMH
Jecishamire
Senate
A. R P. Schwartz
Galveston
Atty
Crawford Martin
State Building Commission
Industrial Resident Board
Dhe
Art Sale to Aid City Resident Darrell West
A benefit sale sponsored by the Fellowship Class of St. John's Methodist Church to aid Darrell West, a Lub bock resident now in Dallas awaiting a donor kidney transplant. The event runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at 15th Street and University Avenue. West uses an artificial kidney machine.
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Darrell West
St. John's Methodist Church
15Th St
University Ave
Unclear Weather Event Winds Hit Region Hard
Gusts reached up to 55 mph along Front Street causing dust stirred streets. Weather reports note gusts of 44 mph in nearby areas with thunderstorm activity spreading over portions of Texas and surrounding counties.
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Texas
Wichin
Lubbock Bicentennial Plan Ties Heritage to Spirit Subcommittee
Northwest Lubbock’s archaeological value highlighted as a potential bicentennial focus. Texas Tech research to explore “Who Am I American?” and present findings visually for Memorial Center visitors. Council to seek official designation and invite all citizens to participate in marking the nation's 200th birthday.
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Spirit Cof
Committe 70
Texas Tech
Memorial Center
Rovers
Lubbock
City School Board Approves Draft Budget Debate Continues
The 1971-72 budget draft shows revenues lagging behind costs by about $800,000 under the current tax base. The plan adds 18 professional staff mainly for special education and elementary programs while proposing cuts of 29 positions to curb expenses. A five cent tax increase and $294,000 in new revenue are discussed to bridge the gap, with reserves projected at $949,000 by year end as negotiations stretch into Friday and beyond.
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Tead
Seae
Greup
Aise
Trust
Bl. C. Leslie
Irons
Chase Manhattan Cuts Prime Rate Reverses Downtrend
Chase Manhattan Bank lowers its prime rate ending a streak of cuts dating to March 25, 1970, citing firmer short term money rates. Other New York banks including Chemical, Bankers Trust, and Marine Midland follow with similar moves as consumer rates remain steady.
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Chase Manhattan
Chase
New York
Chase Manhattan Claded Chemical
Irvinus Bankers ‘Trust
Marine Midland
Poxts Tour Recap Marks Shifts in Local Scene
Fragmented OCR text shows references to a tour and various figures, with mentions of places like Texas and Troyer. The content is garbled but hints at discussions of events, press involvement, and progress timelines. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are usable.
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Troyer
Texas Press
Pat
Cesar
Gale
Woman Of Year Named At WTSI
Ruth Cross receives the West Texas State dean of women honor as Farnum Schoolirshie announces the Woman of the Year. A $850 grant is awarded to Linda Meeks, 20, of Farwell, a sophomore majoring in English education.
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Fish
Mace
Ae Adon
Wilshiamead
Ruth Cross
Retired Lubbock Resident Dies
C. C. Jones, 65, of 2307 7th St., died about 10 10 p m Thursday in University Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral arrangements are pending with Sanders Funeral Home. Jones, a retired city employee, is survived by his wife and a daughter, Mrs. Sherrell Lindsey of 3622 59th St.
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C. C. Jones
7Th St
University Hospital
Sanders Funeral Home
Jones
Sherrell Lindsey
59Th St
Private firm plans $2 million Petit Nevis resort
In Kingstown Saint Vincent a private firm announces a $2 million resort project on Petit Nevis, an uninhabited Caribbean islet in the Grenadines. The plan frames economic development for the Grenadine chain with a new tourism facility on the small island.
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Kingstown
St. Vincent
Petit Nevis
Grenadine
Deep penetration air strikes hit North Vietnam bases
U S fighter bombers struck three sites in North Vietnam and Laos on Thursday in deep raids. One forceful strike penetrated 185 miles into North Vietnam targeting a MIG air base near Quan Lang. Navy planes joined with Phantom jets Intruders and Corsairs to hit anti aircraft positions after a reconnaissance flight was attacked. The raids mark the seventh protective reaction in a week of intensified air action.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Laos
U.S. Command
U.S
Quan Lang
U.S. Navy
Airfeld
Mise
Quart Lang
Vinh
Hanoi
North Vietsnam
Upper Panhandle
Camabodia
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnams
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