Lubbock Air Service Bid Faces Mixed Reactions in Phoenix and Las Vegas
Phoenix and Las Vegas officials show cautious stance on Lubbock CAB petition for expanded air service. Local leaders say they will study the proposal and may endorse if it aligns with existing cases and alternatives, while Albuquerque San Antonio and Memphis weigh involvement.
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Chamber of Commerce
John Logan
Phoenix
la Vegas
Lubbock
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Nevada
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Phoenix Chamber
Michel Hellen
Avalanche-Journal
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Las Vegas
Texas
Houston
San Antonio
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Midland-Odessa
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Albuquerque
Memphis
Hellen
Police Cars For City Officials Questioned
City Hall faces probe over use of unmarked sedans set aside for police work. About 16 cars are driven by the city manager and top staff, raising questions of law evasion as a memo allegedly exempted department heads from the rule. The law restricts unmarked cars to police use. The issue centers on whether these vehicles are used properly or to bypass the spirit of the statute.
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Avalanche-Journal
Texas
Mar
Larry
Cunningham
Can't Fight City Hall Adage Proved Again
A beleaguered citizen wins a case against city hall as a junked pickup is towed away under municipal rules. Officials offer 175 dollars cash in a move condemned as humiliation while memories of lost tools and a working man’s pride linger.
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Texas
Hivyer
Tech President Murray Reflects On A Decade Of Growth
Dr. Grover FE Murray recalls ten years at Texas Tech from 1966 to 1975 as a period of rapid expansion. Enrollment rose from 17,786 to 22,580 and the physical plant nearly tripled to 187.9 million dollars. Research funding grew from 395 thousand to 2.1 million, and graduate degrees increased from 343 masters and 19 doctorates to about 624 masters and 7 doctorates by month’s end. He will hand over to Dr. Cecil Mackey who takes the duties this month.
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Grover FE. Murray
Texas Tech University
Murray
Tech
Cecil Mackey
University Sta
Tus
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Heat wave to press on across Texas with Belle threat
Hot weather persists across Texas with Lubbock at 94 and Wichita Falls at 104 as a tropical storm Belle gathers strength. Belle could become the season’s first hurricane with 90 mph winds, prompting a hurricane watch from the Georgia coast to Cape Hatteras and advisories for northern Bahamas mariners.
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Wichita Falls
Dallas
Houston
Gila Bend
Ariz
Gunnison
Colo
Belle
Tate
Palm Beach
Kia
National Weather Servie
Georgia
Cape Hatteras
Florida
Bahamas
Renewal and Gratitude Prayer Reflection
A reader offers a short prayer thanking God for a renewed spirit and healing from past hurts as they welcome a new day. The text frames daily spiritual renewal and gratitude in devotional tone.
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Father
New Commerce Benefits Lubbock Port Of Entry
A U S Customs official questions the Lubbock port of entry after a slow first year but notes August activity and a potential shift with a local machinery producer and a bonded warehouse plans. He cites low duties and high costs and suggests reconsidering the port's operation while recent changes show rising imports and a new direct import line at the Lubbock branch.
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U.S
Lubbock
Martin Gemorts
Gempets
Lubbock Port of Entry
Weather Forecast for Lubbock and Vicinity
Pair today high in the middle 90s and low in the upper 60s. Light winds. Mostly sunny outlook with dry conditions across the area.
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Lubbock and
Dispatcher Duties Revealing Stress of City Radio Room
In the Lubbock police station communications room behind the desk, dispatchers face loneliness and constant signals. Officers Kimber and Truster describe the role as crucial to operations while a management survey suggests civilian dispatching could cut costs, provoking controversy.
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Lubbock
James Kimber
Kimber
Carlson Truster
Cresap, McCormick and Paget Inc
Civanias Be
Comic Dictionary Withholding Tax Trick
A humorous item shows a government plan to withhold taxes as a trick to curb spending. The blurb teases readers with a cartoonish take on tax policy and personal finances.
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