Fire and storage hazards raise state concerns
Fragmented OCR text notes a fire risk and storage issues with references to forests, measures, and authorities. It mentions farmers and local areas, with unclear names or dates due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1972
Page
19
Fragmented OCR text notes a fire risk and storage issues with references to forests, measures, and authorities. It mentions farmers and local areas, with unclear names or dates due to damaged text.
A fragment describes the Matanna women of Celebes in Indonesia using solid wood blocks as holds while they sew. The text suggests a traditional craft practice centered on carved wooden supports.
A concise item notes that the firm Po provides aid to the United Fund, highlighting support activity and potential impact. The brief mentions involvement and continuing participation by the organization.
President Nixon announced that the administration has placed 105 women in policy making roles across federal agencies. He noted that more than half of the appointees are serving in positions previously held by men, highlighting progress in employment practices amid federal workforce modernization. The statement was released at the White House during a joint press conference and at the Florida White House by Ronald Aregler.
Denver City voters cast ballots to fill the one year remaining on Jay Hillwell's term after his resignation. Candidates include Walt Halland, a service station owner, and Wor Wehrasd, a retired leader. Polls open from 7 am to 7 pm at the city hall.
Dr. Harold B. Dregne of Texas Tech University received the Certificate of Merit for 1972 from the Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division AAAS. The award recognizes outstanding contributions to arid zones research in soil and water salinity, leadership of interdisciplinary programs, and international cooperation including advisory work with Pakistan, the Soviet Union, Chile and Tunisia.
Rail enthusiasts in London seek to restore steam locomotives and revive heritage routes. They argue the revival would attract tourists and preserve industrial history while balancing modernization and safety considerations.
Floydada High School hosts its annual sports banquet at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Duncan Elementary cafetorium with Melvin Robertson former Floydada graduate and first assistant football coach at Texas A M as guest speaker Robertson 42 graduated FHS in 1946 and played quarterback at West Texas State University before coaching at Stanton Sweetwater Amarillo and Odessa and joining the University of Houston staff Tickets to the public are 250 each FRANKFURT- Germans want greater reactor safety.
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