Lubbockite Fined On Liquor Charge
Jimmy Sneed age 34 of 1501 Ave C pleaded guilty in County Court at Law No 1 to illegally transporting intoxicants in a dry area.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1970
Page
3
Jimmy Sneed age 34 of 1501 Ave C pleaded guilty in County Court at Law No 1 to illegally transporting intoxicants in a dry area.
Four area men at Maxwell AFB Alabama graduate from the Air University's Squadron Officer School. Capt Hubert D Boyd son of Velma Boyd of Lubbock Capt James G Codling son of H G Codling of Portales New Mexico Capt Paul Gilbert son of Fred Gilbert of Plainview and Capt Billy Allison and his wife Mary Gillett of Eunice New Mexico.
More than 26 people will become naturalized Americans at 1 30 p m Thursday in the U S District Courtroom. Judge Halbert C O Woodward of the Northern District of Texas Lubbock will preside. After the oaths a patriotic ceremony directed by Nancy Anderson chapter of the Daughters of the American Republic with Mrs L A Kerr in charge follows. The program features Mark Huckabee on guitar and a talk Eternal Vigilance by Roger Settler, both Texas Tech University students. Small flags and flag codes will be given to each new citizen by Mrs Kerr.
The Northwest Texas Conference United Methodist Church program council will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday at First United Methodist Church in Lubbock with Dr. Paul M. Bumpers presiding. They will review plans from church boards for the next conference year and prepare them for the May 28 Abilene session. The council includes board chairmen and a representative from each group plus conference staff members.
Official records show multiple marriage licenses for young couples from Lubbock and Suburban areas and numerous divorce actions across district and US courts. Notable items include suits for divorce and injunctions in 99th and Moth District Courts, and damages claims against corporations and auto injuries arising from a 1970 collision near Lamesa.
Figures indicate high daytime temperatures Wednesday with rain in Minnesota Michigan and New York. A band of showers stretches from Ohio to Tennessee, while the Rockies expect snow flurries. AP Wirephoto.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approves a restrictive fishing pass to protect a 4800 acre Pedernales Falls area. The plan creates a new state park complex opening June 1 near Austin with Pedernales Falls Hueco Tanks and Dinosaur Tracks parks. Admission remains $1 per car. hours set for winter and summer.
Engineman 1 C Cipriano Pineda of the U S Navy reported to Lubbock Navy Recruiter station as the newest member of its recruiting staff. A 14 year Navy veteran, Pineda served in Vietnam and the Cuban Crisis and has aboard a radar picket destroyer, attack troop transport, combat stores ship, aircraft carrier, patrol craft and a missile destroyer, the USS Leahy.
Texas Tech music groups join in a Friday 7 30 p m concert in the Student Union ballroom. The 19th Annual Symposium of Contemporary Music includes Webern Cantata No 1 with Suzie Benton and In the Beginning with Peggy Tonrey. Dean Killion conducts Lincolnshire Posy and Music for Prague 1968. The Tech Orchestra under Paul Ellsworth closes with Threnody for 52 Stringed Instruments and Seven Studies on Themes of Paul Klee.
Republican Senate hopeful George Bush arrives in Lubbock at 2 45 p.m. for informal talks at West Texas Air Terminal and a 7 p.m. talk for Texas Tech students. He then attends a public reception at Villa Inn and will spend the night before a Thursday departure to San Antonio.
Soviet geophysicist Sergei Timofeyev says Europe is entering a spell of colder summers and winters as the moon nears Earth. He explains an atmosphere tide disturbs normal air movements and could cool regional weather patterns.
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