Tech’s Global Reach Expands Through Agricultural and Economic Programs
The article outlines ongoing projects and international collaborations in economics, agriculture, and education. It notes U S and United Nations involvement, with Texas College expanding since 1925 into a university complex. The payroll reaches about 30 million dollars, reflecting growth and advisory work for Peru Mexico and Latin America.
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Ifves
Peru
SAE Ie
Mexico
Aer
United Nations Food
Texas
Agriculture Organization
Pcat College
Uni
James named new SSA Lubbock district manager
Clyde James, newly appointed district manager of the SSA Lubbock office, arrives amid a busy transition including Supplemental Security Income changes. The 17 year SSA veteran, with long postings from Lubbock to Baltimore and Pine Bluff, takes over from John Hutton as assistant Frank Upp leads during the interim. James and his wife Margaret reside in Lubbock with son Clyde Jr. in Mexico City.
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Tom Score
Avalanche-Journal
Clyde James
Social Security Administration
Lunbbock
James
Hes
Swithh
Dallas
SSA
John G. Hutton
Othe
Frank Upp
Lubbock
Janes
South Plains
Venice
Tf T
John Hutton
Luibbock
Plainview
Bailey
Cochran
Crosby
Garza
Tickers
Cottle King
Lamb
Lynn
Terry
Yoakum
Hale
Floyd
Swisher
Briscoe
Motley
Baltimore
Sherman
Pine Bluff
Ark
Lubbook
Clyde Jr
Mexico City
Agro-Systems hires Willan Tinney as executive vice president
Willan H Tinney is named executive vice president and general manager of Agro Systems Inc a computer services firm for agriculture. Tinney a Navy veteran and Texas Tech and Texas A&M alum brings dairy and agricultural planning credentials plus leadership roles at Latshock County Hospital District West Texas Heart Systems and the Tech Dads Association. Agro Systems based in Lubbock with an additional Memphis office serves clients in 13 states.
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Agro-Systems, Inc
Lubski
Willan H.tinney
Tinney
South Plains Association of Governments
Fuller Brush Co
Tech
Texas
Tech University
Sunset
Ise Ween
Maraners
Latshock County
West Texas Heart Systems, Inc
Department of Agriculture
Lub
Jack Swine Breeders, Inc
de- Kalb Ag Research, Inc
Tech Dads’ Association
Bill Tinney
Agro-Systems
Allen Lash
Lubbock
Memphis
Tenn
Detective Appointed Austin Assistant Director
Joseph McMurrey of Dallas was appointed Tuesday as assistant director of the Texas Board of Private Investigators and Private Security Agencies. McMurrey has served as a field investigator for the state agency.
Libyan Egyptian Talks Seek Immediate Union Plans
Libyan leader Muammar al Qaddafi and Egyptian officials began talks in Tripoli aiming for a rapid union ahead of the September 1 referendum. Sources say Cairo wants a step by step approach, while Tripoli presses for instant unity, with no final steps disclosed. The discussions come amid Middle East tensions and an anniversary cease fire.
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Yan Teader Cal
Moammar Laiy
Fripoll
Tripoli
Ihadafy
Egypt
Middie
East News. Agency
MIENA
Middle East
Beirut
Syria
Lebanon
Athens
Black September
Vna
al Moharrer
Yasser Arafat
Vhas
Police Start Coed Escort Service
Florida State University campus police have launched a coed escort service after four assaults in five days. Coeds and female staff will receive escorts from dusk to dawn as 3,700 women enroll for summer quarter with 10,000 expected for fall classes. One arrest has been made so far.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State — University
WSU
Steve Hooker
I Pim
Dawn
Swanmer
Hooker
Texas hearings probe licensing delays at Rebekah Home
Jack Reichenstein of the Texas Department of Public Welfare testified on Tuesday during the Human Resources Committee hearings led by Rep. Carlos Truan. He described low licensing priority and resistance from Rev. Lester Roloff as factors delaying the Rebekah Home in Zapata County while citing underfunding and staff shortages as ongoing obstacles.
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Corpus
Christe
Texas House
Focal
John Whitmire
Houston
Reichenstein
Rebekah
Lester Roloff
Roloff
Whitmire
Rebekah Home
Ryichenstein
Texas Department of Public Welfare
Austin
George Campbell
Ann Letterman
Anchor Home For Boys of
Roloff Evangelistic Enterprises
Zapata County
Tech growth spurs large scale construction in Lubbock
Ki Osborn notes multiplier effect of university spending that boosts a $30 million payroll to about $86 million in the local economy. Construction costs and planned projects at Texas Tech, including the School of Medicine, total tens of millions with ongoing work and hospital district plans shaping Lubbock’s economic base.
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Lubbock
Texas
Tech
New Dion
B Tech
West Texas
Boards of Regents of
the University
Medical School
Lubbock — Hospital
Texas Tech University School of Medicine
Teeh
University Center Music
Emass Communications
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Seirut
Lebanese National Agency
Ki. Osborn
College of Agricultural Sciences
Kenmore
Pwinetan
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