State Meet Begins At Lubbock Church
State Meet at New Hope Baptist Church in Lubbock runs through Friday with speakers from Houston Dallas and Clarksville. Dr. J WH Harris Dr. W H Dudley Rev. James Hill and Rev. Cornelius Hill headline sessions as youth divisions and study groups meet at Mount Gilead Church and the host church.
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Baptist
Cornelius
Area Education State Congress Oforganization
Iston
Homer Henderson
St. Matthew United Metho
W. H. Dudley
Houston
Dist Church
James T. Hill
Dallas
Cornelius Hill
J. WH. Harris
Clarksville
Donald Burgs Jr
Dr. Curry
Mount Gilead
Hostle
Marriages Recorded In Official Registers Of Lubbock Area
Officials list multiple marriage licenses in Lubbock and surrounding counties including Marcos R Cantu 19 and Janie Garcia 18 of Lubbock. David Stubbs 23 San Diego Cant. with Judith Annsmith 20 Lubbock. Rodolfo Jiminez 21 and Natividad Alonzo 16 Lubbock. Royce Bearden 23 and Candace Brandon 20 Lubbock. and others from Fort Worth and Albuquerque. Court notices reveal divorce actions and name changes in district courts and a U S District Court suit over income tax adjustment. Real estate transfers accompany public notices and property transactions across several neighborhoods in Lubbock.
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Marcos R. Cantu
Janie Garcia
Lubbock
David Wesley Stubbs
San Diego
Judith Annsmith
Kenneth Don Grant
Charlotte Elaine Corley
Beverly Ed Carey
Loretta
Monzita Crouch
Rodolfo Jiminez
Natividad ' Alonzo
Donny Joe Carroll
Genevieve Ann Inman
Ray Holt Brown
Anna Jeanine Shaffer
Fort Worth
Ronald Royce McArthur
Rosemary Doreen Upchurch
Harold Thomas Sparkman
Virginia Wooten
Edward Villarreal
Tech Na Director Of Facility
Dr. William E. Oden named director of Texas Tech University facilities at Junction, effective Sept. 1, as 411 acres of state transferred property near Junction on the South Fork of the Liano River come under TTU. He will plan use of facilities, develop programs, and handle budgeting with aid from TTU offices. Salary set at 24900 dollars annually, a 700-dollar rise.
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William E. Oden
Texas Tech University
Junction
Grover E. Murray
Oden
Texas Tech
Ipr
S. M. Kennedy
Texas Legislature
Liano River
Murray
Lubbock
Nixon visit cited as proof of biased ABC coverage
Senator Norris Cotton disputed an ABC report on President Nixon's New Hampshire trip. Gill defended his station's coverage as accurate, saying he would report what he saw and that Nixon drew a warm reception in Nashua and Manchester despite political tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Gill
ABC
New Cotton
Hampshire
Leonard Golf
Network
Nixon
New York
Nashua
Manchester
William Loeb
New Hampshire
Gillavers
Cotton
Washington News
Goldenson
Wolatauee
China
Peking
NBC
CBS
Agnew
Haldeman Says Nixon Faces More Hostile Press
White House Chief of Staff Harold R. Haldeman tells Look magazine that President Nixon confronts a more hostile press corps than his predecessors. He cites party differences, liberal versus conservative views, and the danger of being proved wrong as sources of friction, while noting Nixon rarely watches news programs.
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New York
White House
Harold R. Haldeman
Nixon
Land
Haldeman
Look Magazine
Silverton Rodeo Opening Slated
The Silverton Rodeo will be held Thursday through Saturday with the Young Farmers sponsoring group stating immunization papers are required for all horses at the gate. Dwane Henderson notes the need for immunization certificates for entry. A separate wire service report quotes TV news figures criticizing coverage of Nixon and China travel, while a Memphis paper editorial defends the press. A Thebes tomb yielded a mummy wrapped in 1010 square yards of old linen sheets with faded laundry marks.
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Silverton
Dwane Henderson
Young Farmers
Henderson
TV News
Haldeman
Nixon
Cairo
Thebes
Program Slated For Counselors In Lubbock This Fall
A 12 week program for certification of school vocational counselors will be conducted in Lubbock this fall by Texas A&M University and the Texas Education Agency. Weekly four hour sessions at the Texas A&M Research and Extension Center will begin the first week in September. Registration is set for August 23 from 6 to 8 p.m. The institute welcomes counselors on emergency permits and interested graduate students not yet vocational counselors. About 25 Lubbock area participants are expected.
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Lubbock
Texas A&m
University
Texas Education Agency
Texas A&m Research and
Lubbock Area
Study Scheduled On Drought Loan Meeting In Lubbock
SBA officials will meet with Dressen area citizens in Lubbock at 2 p.m. to discuss the Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program and other SBA loans for small businesses affected by the drought. The public session will be in West Texas Utilities conference room. The agency will outline available loan options and eligibility.
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Lubbock
Small Business Administration
Childress Area
Philip O'Jibway
West Texas Utilities Conference
SBA
Investigation into Newsman Incident by Panel
Washington reports say the House Commerce subcommittee is examining two CBS related episodes amid broader talks on broadcasting techniques. Subcommittee chief counsel Daniel J. Manelli refused to disclose details calling it a routine inquiry while chairman Harley O. Staggers and demonstrators declined comment.
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Washington
UPI
House Commerce Investigations
Broder
CBS
Vietnam
Morley Safers
Mese
Daniel J. Manelli
Mittee
Manelli
Harley O. Staggers
W.va
Investi
James F. Broder
Merce
Los Angeles
Manetti
Informa
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Employers Fire Insurance Co
William R. Shaver
Security National Bank of Lubbock
Bruce
Bessonett
Judith Ann Johnson
13Th District Court
Robert
Wright
Betty Lois Anderson
Keith Larue Anderson
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Honard C. Davison
Troy Jordan
Regina Tyner Jordan
Yvonne Tennell
Marvin B. Tennell
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Nate States of America
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Buloslo
Mary Perry
Billy E. Perry
Carrell Ann Cantrell
James Ichard Cantrell
Mamie Louise Matthews
Leroy Matthews Jr
Robert Redman
Mae Neil Redman
Veulah Fisher
L. A. Fisher
Ruby Nan Barr
Alton Ernest Barr
Ina Terry
Rev R. Terry
Karen Ann Myatt
John Siichael Ivatt
Saundra Sue Nison
Melvin Eugene
Marine Jones
William A. Jones
Judy
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Bobby Morris
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Marguerite Todd
Maylan P. Todd
J. Scales
J. A. Scales
Ludy Lynn North
Jackle Dennis Forth
Rulye
Inez Cunningham
Maurice Cunningham
Mesa Tochniquez
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Robert-Neill
Weldon
Robert Preusser
Robert Neill
Dewie V. Rothwell
B and B Builders
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Dewie V
Cam L. Fannin
Jack Wil Ingham
Lake Ransom Canyon
Henry Burl Hughes
Paul Constancio Jr
Overton
Ruchard H. Mosley
Dick Mosley Homes Inc
Melanie
Bertrell Jackson
Raymond A. Taylor
Taylor Made Homes Inc
Time's Square
West Central Investment Corp
Hoyt M. Rice
Side Road
Arthur Jenkins
Martha Clove Dickinson
Myrtle Siaton
Sherman Junior Jackson
Jamberta Hernandez
Bozeman
Harold V. Mitchell
Tri-State Miz. and Investment Co
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J. E. Hollingsworth
Judy Adams
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Norris A. Christy
T. J. Willingham
Lewis Park
Gary Sellers
Jerry Trice
Willwick
J.D. Badhey
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Sam L. Fannin
Live Oak
Carl Pullman
James FE. Jackson
Floyd H. Lane
Dural D. Lane
Tete B. Smith
Bouthside Adda
Robert Carter
Stewart Trust Co
Edwards
Carlos M. Perez
G. H. Pettigrew
Thomas Dale Jarre
Linda Jeanne Jarre
Caprock
Frances Juanita King
Hubert Hear
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DePauw-McLarty
Milam
William EF. Oden
Tech Na
Silverton Rodeo
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St. End
K-End Radio
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50Th Street
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Julie Christie
Arma Anne Heaoeeyp
Wayne MA
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