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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1969

Page

11

Bridget the basset hound bears eight pups in first litter

Bridget delivers eight puppies far above the normal three or four. Stephens and family bottle-feed with evaporative milk and formula. Heat tests the mother and pups as Robbie the poodle helps supervise. Six pups move to new homes, each sold for 30 dollars. Stephens plans another litter before Christmas.

Bridget Stephens Robbie Beau Beau Lelise le Miserabie

Post Stampede Rodeo Opens With Wide Entries

The Post Stampede rodeo reduced to three nights hosts 35 plus roping teams and many bareback bull and barrel riders. Winners include Fisher County sheriff posse in Sheriffs Posse Division and Floyd County posse in second pace race. Awards also go to junior riding clubs and local vendors.

West Texas Charlie Plummer Elk City Oklo Rodeo Westernaires Thorndey Fisher County Sheriff's Posse Sheriffs Posse Pace County Floyd County Fisher County Jackson Cafe Jackson Bros Post Jaycees Ken Young Jana Midih Post

Fires Destroy Poles and Vegetation at Bantord

Three man caused fires damaged two power poles and nearby trees and vegetation covering about half an acre during July at Bantord. The incident damaged infrastructure and prompted investigation by local authorities.

Bantord

Senate OKs Stricter Pentagon Audits Amid Safeguard Debate

Senate approved stricter audits of the $80 billion Pentagon budget amid a clash over supervision and hearings. Senators argued for constitutional control of purse strings while debates over the ABM Safeguard system and deployment plans continued, with funding and access-road projects under scrutiny.

General Accounting Office Schweiker Pentagon Congress Ralph Yarborouch Texas Stennis Thomas J. McIintyre

Zuider Zeewich Award Noted by Sheriff's Office

The sheriff announced that the Zuider Zeewich title goes to the sheriff’s division. The message directs informing the judge on 50th Street in Lubbock.

50Th Street Lubboc

DOCS Day Plans for Trip to Austin Senate District Tour

Plans for the 28th Senatorial District include tours of art exhibits and a 70 p.m. barbecue in Zilker Park. Entertainment features Bernie Howell and the Triolins plus the Slumtown Symfunny of Lamesa. A charter plane will depart at 8:45 p.m. for Lub bock, arriving about 10 p.m. as Sen. Blanchard urges turnout.

Zilker Park Bernie Howell Triolins Lamesa Lubbock John Logan Chamber Blanchard

Landmark Comes Down Old Plainview City Hall to Parking Lot

The wrecking of the old Plainview City Hall proceeds as crews use a machine to topple the structure. The city plans to retain 1950 era jail cells for use in a new jail, noting likely damage to original cells. City offices vacated the building in 1964 with police remaining until 1968.

Old Plainview City Hall Hood

Guilty pleas set penalties for two Texas youths

Anthony Ross Jones 18 of Wolfforth received a four year probated sentence after pleading guilty to theft over 50 dollars for taking four tires and wheels from Michael Copeland's Brownfield car on June 10. Adolpho Oscar Gallegos 20 of Colgate Avenue was given 60 days in jail and court costs after pleading guilty to driving a car without the owner's consent on June 30, the Cadillac owned by J. E. Birdwell.

Anthony Ross Jones Wolfforth Robert H. Bean Jones Michael Copeland Brownfield Adolpho Oscar Gallegos Colgate Ave J. E. Birdwell 21St St

City Boys' Clubs Marking Silver Birthday Today

Lubbock Boys' Clubs, Inc. observes its silver anniversary with activities planned at three branches. Mrs. John W. Wilson, interim director since her husband’s Jan. death, will retire Aug. 15. Wesley J. Strength to take over. The movement began in 1937 with Kiwanis Lions support, opened at 2323 Ave. K in 1944, and now serves nearly 5,000 members aged 8 to 17 across three branches with a fourth planned named the John W. Wilson Boys' Club.

Lubbock Boys’ Clubs, Inc John W. Wilson Wilson Wesley J. Strength Strength Houston Variety Boys’ Club American Business Clubs Ave. K American Business Club Bobby Holmes Texas Tech Lubbock United

Court of Civil Appeal Affirms Plains White Truck Case

The Seventh Court of Civil Appeal in Amarillo affirmed a decision in the Plains White Truck Co. of Lubbock versus Mill, Inc. dispute. The ruling sustains the lower court finding of liability and damages, upholding the plaintiff's claim for a substantial amount.

Seventh Court of Civil Appeal Amarillo Veis Plains White Truck Co Lubbock Ne Mill, Inc

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