Denials Follow Report Of POW Repatriation Talks
Stockholm report in Dagens Nyheter sparked denials from SAS and U.S. officials. Newspaper claimed 183 POWs would be released next Thursday, with Hanoi to Vientiane and onward to Rome. SAS said only a private inquiry occurred and no official plan existed. Nixon denied knowledge of any repatriation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
UPI
Aj Nyheter
Scandinavia
Vietnam
Cor
United States
Redt
Boerje Dahlqvist
Informa
The
Tion
Scandina
Vian Airlines System
SAS
Dagensl
Inter
Laos
Rome
Jean
Hagrup
Frankfurt
West Germany
John Herbert
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Vietiane
Dagens’ Nyheter
Vientiane
Washington
U.S. Supreme Command
U.S
Saigon
U.S. Army
Meidelberg
Paris
Nixon
New York
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Robert J. McClosekey
State Department
Red
McClosekey
Texas
H. Ross Perot
Xuan Thuy
South Vietnam
Man of the Muleshoe Receives Conservation Award
Bert Blair, manager of the Muleshoe Wildlife Refuge, was awarded the Managed Natural Area Award Thursday by the South Plains Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America. John Hunter of the Texas Tech Range Department presented the honor. Pat Harris and Joe Ramirez received conservation films on ecology and plant succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manag
South Plains
Soil Conservation Society of America
John Hunter
Texas Tech Range Department
Bert Blair
Muleshoe Wildlife Refuge
Pat Harris
Caprock Council
Girl Scouts of America
Joe Ramirez
South Plains Council
Boy Scouts of America
Odessa case could send teen to adult court for murder
An Odessa youth, 15 at birth evidence, faces possible certification to adult court for murder after a July 2 stabbing at a 7 11 by Robert Bell, 20, of Big Spring. District officials seek life sentence for the youth and death penalty for Bell. both held without bail following arrest at a mobile home park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Asst. Dist. Atty
John Hostenback
Texas
Hostenback
Robert W. Bell
Big Spring
Sophia Giovanni
North Carolina
Robert Bell
Giovanni
Births in Lubbock Area Prompt Reported Deliveries
Numerous local families welcomed new babies with detailed birth notices. Names include Domingo Zuni Rudy Atebalo Wallam Gray Joe Hall Jackie Robinson Billy Gage Lewis Templeton Jimmy Hext Jesse Lee James Sklet and others. Hospitals cited include Methodist, Highland, and Portales facilities with weights ranging from 6 pounds 3 ounces to 7 pounds 13 ounces and times listed for each birth. The fathers’ occupations span municipal service trucking and construction as noted in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Robinson
Methodist Hospital
Lewis David Templeton
Highland Hospital
Texas State Wghway
Jimmy Jack Hext
Mary of the Plains, Hospital
Thompson Real
Jesse Lee
20Th St
Taibbock Gueopathic Hospital
Davie Brothers
Portales
James Sklet
Aoin'st
Frethodist Hospital
City of
Lubbock
Youth Sentenced To State Prison In Lubbock Case
A Lubbock teen, John Graham, 18, of 108 EK. Kemper, was sentenced to three years in a state penitentiary after pleading guilty in 140th District Court to sale of a dangerous drug methamphetamine. He was arrested after attempting to sell the substance to a Department of Public Safety undercover agent on April 6. Ervin Earl Decordova, 6, of Arlington, also pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor driving while intoxicated after reduction from a felony DWI and was sentenced to three days in Lubbock County Jail with a $150 fine plus costs.
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Lubbock
140Th District
John Graham
EK. Kemper
Graham
Department of Public Safety
Ervin Earl Decordova
Arlington
William O. Shaver
Moth
Lubbock County
Picket protest at Jesus Christ Superstar show in Odessa
About 60 peaceful demonstrators from five Odessa Baptist churches picketed a local performance of Jesus Christ Superstar led by Rev J Thompson. Signs and handouts targeted the Original American Touring Company production staged by Summer Happening and Showcase Productions with about 1,000 in attendance. The event followed a prior July 31 show in Lubbock with 1,500 attendees and involved teenagers from Maranatha Baptist Church.
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Odessa
Speci
J. \. Thompson
Ector County
American Touring Company
Summer Happening
Showcase Productions
Lubbock
Fair Park Coliseum
Bilingual troupe stages Chicanos living and dead in Lubbock
A Lubock produced bilingual play Chicanos The Living and the Dead by Nephtali De Leon will be shown at 8 15 p m today and Saturday at the Lubock Theatre Centre Playhouse. The no charge performances feature local Mexican American youths and cast includes Lupe Vecchia Manuel Garcia Rita Pena Dolores Leon Mojica Juan Ramos Sally De Vita Mary Joe Raymond Valdez Pete Mike Ramos and others. The play contrasts violence and orderly change with Don Dolores stressing betterment over hate. Sponsors include Texas Tech University Counseling Service ESAP Upward Bound and local residents.
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Lubock
Theatre Centre Playhouse
Ave. P
Lubbock
Che Guevara
Los Angeles Times
Ruben Salazar
Los Angeles
Manuel
Dolores
Nephtali de Leon
Lillie Medina
Lupe Vecchia
Manuel] Garcia
Rita Pena
Leon Mojica
Juan
Dolores’ Ramos
Carmen
Sally de Vita
Mary Joe
Raymond Valdez
Pete
Mike Ramos
Roberto
Larry Trujillo
Rosendo
Josephina Mora
Norma
Carlos Quirino
Texas Tech University
Lawrence Garcia
ESAP
Tortullianos
Texas Tech
Roland Myers
Mobile Home Plan Wins Zoners Nod In Lubbock
In Lubbock the Planning and Zoning Commission approved several zone changes including a mobile home subdivision along Loop 289 west of Universi, a buffer zone, and duplex zoning for a major southwest housing development. Opponents led by Dr Gene Hemmle argued devaluation and weaker R-1 zoning but the plan passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Arthur
Avalanche-Journal
Commission
Com- City Council
Lubbock
Loop 289
Universi
66Th Street
Harold Chapman
Jourweit Chambers
Chicago
Gene Hemmle
Lanne
19Th St
Castle Development, Inc
Tola Avenue
19Th
26Th Streets
Hemmle
19Th Street
Clyde Merriott
22Nd St
Leroy Elmore
J. D. Badley
Jack Eastman
Pat Merriman
Eastman
Elmore
Slide Road
Frankford Avenue
74Th
82Nd Streets
Slide
Tith Street
UT Case: Texan publishers lose bid in university suit
Visiting U S district judge Perry Pickett in Austin rejected the Daily Texan publishers bid to recover about 126000 in revenue to operate the University of Texas student newspaper. He also denied declaring Texas Student Publications a corporation, clearing the way for a full hearing on regents efforts to take full control of the Texans assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publications Board
Regents
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Aaubbock Avalanche Journal
Domingo Zuni
Weil
Johnson Manufacturing
Rudy Atebalo
Aolnst
Weish
Weanes Doumit
Rip Griffin Truck Service
Wallam Gray
Weanes Bay
Laut Clinic
Porter Hospital
Joe Hall
Suncen
Sat Am
Sethodist” Hospital
Elesman
Picket
Mars
Maranatha Baptist Church
Curtis W. Tarr
Selective Service
Mobile Home Plan
Raymond Taylor
Bertell Jackson
59Th Street
Avenue Q
Lewis Garnett
18Th Street
Lester Shaver
26Th Street
Nashville Avenue
Castle Development Inc
College Park
Igshien
West Texas Optical
West Texas
Che Laure
A Levines
Levines
East 4Th Street
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