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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1966
Page
15
Kentucky educators protest a move to curb nibbling during meals as the State Board of Education bars snack sales at lunch in schools. Officials cite revenue from concessions supporting supplies and programs, while critics warn of pushed snacking underground and inequities between urban and rural districts.
The quarterly St John s Crippled Children s Clinic runs 1 to 4 today at St John s Methodist Church at 15th St and College Ave. It is free for South Plains children, with four orthopedic surgeons and health nurses assisting. Braces and care coordination are provided when needed. Hundreds have been examined since April 1963, including 96 in February with 30 new patients. Eight have had corrective surgery since February and more will follow after the school year ends. First-time visitors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Dr Roy Sylvan Dunn of Texas Tech will present a research talk at the Texas State Historical Association annual meeting titled Water Under the Bridge Weather and Man in Texas. He will speak at a noon luncheon in the Driskill Hotel and share new data on weather challenges facing early Anglo settlers in Texas including the 1850s droughts called the black year 1857 and the 1890s drought that limited West Texas settlement and devastated cattle shipping.
Merced Police Capt. Loria T. Broderick accepted the Hollister chief post one morning. That afternoon he phoned the city manager to resign, saying he took a higher paying job as Los Banos police chief.
A resident complained of a steep water bill after the water department traced the error to a city section that was billed for an extra million gallons. Mr James Tremaine noted the overcharge amid disputes with neighbors over the billing.
A. C. Sarge Powell, a Lubbock resident for 10 years and former Gulf station owner, takes over the Mobil Service Station at 4201 19th St. He offers Mobil products, minor repairs, free pickup and delivery, and rewards like S H Green Stamps. Powell will also accept Mobil Credit, Carte Blanche, and American Express.
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