Lubbock Plant to Use Open End Spinning for South Plains Cotton
Holland firm and Lub bock TIGOT plan a 3.5 million investment to open a 400, 000 square foot automated plant on qi Street and Globe Avenue expected to start in 1974 to spin seven million pounds of yarn annually using open end and twist less processes. The project aims to employ about 250 workers and supply both US and export markets with high grade yarn from South Plains cotton.
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Vachinert
Ay Alout Semilion
Lubbock
Holland
United States
Abernath
Thompson
Abernathy
U.S
Texas Tech Textile Research Covier
NijverdakTen Cate
Netherlands
Conseraun
TUGOT
Rittts
THIOT
South Bhans
Halland
Lubbeet
List of Suspects Named in Houston Area Case
Police pass along a compiled list of believed victims and suspects associated with a Houston case. Names include Charles C Cobble, Marty Ray Jones, J Maris S Scothh, Jerry L Weldrop, Donald Waldrop, Billy Balsch, Johnny Malone, Gregory Winkel, David Hillgiest, Homer Garan, Richard Hombree, Frank Agure, Billy Lawrence, James Dreymalia, Reuben Watson, and others with uncertain residences.
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Marty
Ray Jones
Hous
J. Maris S.scothh
Houston
Jerry L. Weldrop
Atlanta
Donald Waldrop
Tbrathert
Billy Balsch
Johnny Malone
Gregory Winkel
Hous- David Hillgiest
Two Injured In Mishaps In Local Traffic
Two people sustained injuries in separate incidents Friday near University Avenue and 66th Street. Pat Calléhar, 20, of 106 15th Street, had minor injuries after a car-pedestrian collision with Ricky Dean Cockrell, 17, of 4806 4th Street. Callahan received treatment at Marys Hospital. Bobbie Lee Jenkins, 81, of IONS Lord Street, remained in fair condition at Methodist Hospital after a two-car crash at 66th Street and Avenue P. David Robert Tuony, 18, of 1100 St, was not hurt.
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Neo
Lubhock
Cone
Pat Calléhar
15Th St
Ricky Dean Cockrell
Ith Street
University Avenue
Callahan
Mary's Hospital
Mary's Hospital and Eenet Bobbie Lee Jenkins
IONS
Lord St
Methodist Hospital
Four Local Boys Buried Near Homes Amid Tragic Scene
Louise Hilton described horror of watching from her home as young victims were laid to rest nearby. The scene underscores a community grief as authorities explore the incident and seek accountability for those involved.
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Louise Hilton
Searchers converge in rugged terrain for missing boy
Leaders of a massive search for a small boy heard crying for help over a Citizens Band radio split focus over maps of Clubstares where signals likely originated. Officials include helicopter pilot George Pamhaber of the Air National Guard State Police A B Whitehouse and Clark Speakman of Albuquerque rescue group ACRA.
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Orig
George Pamhaber
Air National Guard
A. B. Whitehouse
Clark Speakman
Albuquerque Rescue Group
ACRA
Story
Pare
CAP
Harrelson Convicted in Murders in Texas Case
A jury found Charles V Harrelson guilty of murder with malice in the Degelia killing after a six hour deliberation. The trial noted Harrelson’s prior acquittal and earlier trials, and jurors weighed a defendant’s involvement with a partner in the crime.
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Brownsville Cups
Charles V. Harrelson
Oscar Melnnis
Hearne
Sam Degelia Jr
Darrell Hester
Percy Foreman
Harrelson
Texas Rangers
Atlanta
Houston
Angleton
KHS Houston
Alan Bera
Kidinburg
Degelia
McAllen
McInnis
Decelia
Peter Thomas Sccamardo
Scamardo
Foreman
Community Mourns After Family Clings To Hope
Debble Hilligiest and Mrs Hilligiest recount years of worry as a missing son is confirmed dead. Family members say their sorrow ends with plans for a cremation ceremony this afternoon.
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Henley
Yoastier
Henleys
Verne Cabble
Tram
Tiggiests
Debble
Cobbile
Kilgore Hotel Reopens as Citizens Bank Building
The Kilgore Hotel a six story landmark opened in 1936 has been remodeled into the Citizens Bank Building. The half million dollar project converts the property into a condominium with the first three floors owned by Fi Waa le Lie atin.
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Kilgore
Tex. Cuple
Citizen's Bank
Fi Waa le
Textile group signs plan for Lubbock spinning plant
The Textile Investment Group of Texas Inc with Nijverdal Ten Cate Holland officials signed an agreement to open an open end spinning textile plant in Lubbock in fall 1974. The $3.5 million project will be at 44th Street and Globe Avenue with TIGOT president Paul Cook and chairman Don Anderson among those present.
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Lubbock
of Texas Inc
J. Alberding Thijm
Nijverdal-Ten
Cate
Holland
Dro. Evert
Ten Cate
44Th Street
Globe Avenue
TIGOT
Paul Cook
Joe Thompson
Don Johnson
Don Anderson
Nixon Signs Price Support Farm Bill Amid Public Debate
President Nixon unveils a new farm bill expanding price supports and cutting direct payments to farmers while tightening food stamp provisions. The measure gives the agriculture secretary powers to adjust prices if needed and will affect the 1974 crop season with broader consumer and trade impacts.
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Meus Prio
Nixon
Het
Agriculture
Earl L
Buty
Congress
Food Prices Rise and Fall Across Cities
Prices for basic goods show varied moves with eggs jumping up to 40 cents in New York and Dallas, milk rising by a few cents, and bread futures signaling higher costs later. Regional changes appear in Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Washington D C and other markets amid ongoing inflation pressures.
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Dases
Chieke
Los Angel
Pittsburgr
Atlanta
New York
San Franciscs
Washington D.C
Dallas
Columbus
Chicago
Washington
San Francisco
Astronauts Witness Rare Fiery Solar Burst From Skylab
Center Houston AP reports astronauts aboard Skylab photographed a massive solar flare, larger than Earth, erupting from the sun's corona at about 706000 miles per hour. Solar physicists explain magnetic field changes trigger such events, which can cause terrestrial magnetic activity.
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Space. Center
Houston
Skylab TT
Ernest Hildner
Hildner
High Altitude
Boulder
Cole
Earth
Skylab
Ahan J. Bean
Dro Owenik
Garriott
Jack Ry Laousma
Canary Islands
Bean
Hilder
Voice alerts citizens band operators after radio mystery
Alice King of Albuquerque reported hearing a voice from a man claiming to be a victim, saying he slept after talking since Tuesday. She described a trapped area with canyons and rough terrain where a truck could be hidden, challenging searchers who might pass close by without noticing it.
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Alice King
Albuauerque
Laird Reveals Secret Bombing Reports Approval
Former Defense Secretary Laird admits authorizing secret bombing raids after high level White House and National Security Council discussions. He says State Department sought secrecy while Defense did not. denies deliberate misinformation to the public amid Senate probe into falsified Cambodia sorties.
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Laird
National Security Council
White House
Defense Department
Defense Secretary
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cambodia
South
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