Tech Students Tackle Research Projects At Texas Tech
Ten Texas Tech undergraduate engineers participate in an NSF backed interdepartmental program to develop research methods and pursue doctoral study. Students work under Professors Kristiansen Portnoy Ferry Craig Hagler on varied projects including solid state receivers, laser experiments, plasma heating, and thin film circuitry.
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Texas Tech
Department of Electrical Engineering
Magne Kristiansen
National Science Foundation
Kristiansen
William M. Portnoy
David K. Ferry
John P. Craig
Marion O. Hagler
Erle N. Mote
Nevel Mote
49Th St
Richard E. Dollinger
Berger
David L. Smith
Lewis L. Smith
Friona
Michael E. Sadler
F. E. Sadler
Whitharral
W. Phillip West
Hoy E. West
Dallas
Emanuel M. Honig
William Honig
Hondo
William F. Stephens Jr
Larry G. Roseland
Smjof
W. F. Stephens
Leonard Roseland
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
James F. Groce
Wayne Groce
Lubbock
Tech
Bull statue dedication moved to Friday in Bovina
The Bovina Roping Club moved the James H. Richards statue unveiling to 3 p.m. Friday as part of Bull Town Days. Activities begin Thursday with calf roping and riding contests, cow calling, board judging, and queen’s contest, culminating in a variety show at 8:30 p.m. Friday. A Saturday quarter horse show and fiddlers contest follow, with a school banquet and western dance to end the weekend.
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Ing Club
James H. Richards
Rogel G. Barron
Bovina
Bovina Roping Arena
American Legion Hall
Nixon objects to HEW budget hike and calls for restraint
President Nixon criticized Congress for raising the HEW budget to 16.6 billion for fiscal 1970, insisting he will not spend beyond his April budget estimates. He warned that Congress policies amount to taxing less and spending more, promising long term grief for the people. His manpower plan would fund 2.3 billion for 1.1 million workers, with an automatic 10 percent increase if unemployment stays above 4.5 percent for three months, and would distribute 80 percent to states and 20 percent to national programs contingent on agency creation and performance standards.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
House
Nixon
HEW
Shultz
Labor Department
Kent Boys Clubs Set Out On Arctic Expedition
Nineteen members of the Kent Boys Clubs depart Maidstone England for an arctic expedition carrying curry powder to help stay warm during their journey.
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Maidstone
England
Kent
Bugs New to South Plains Elm Invasion Harms Lubbock Trees
A Texas Extension Service bulletin details an unusual elm leaf beetle outbreak in Lubbock with adults yellowish to olive green and 1/4 inch long. Females lay 400 to 800 eggs on leaf undersides, larvae feed 2 to 3 weeks, causing skeletonized leaves. Mid May starts spraying. use insecticides read label. sprays preferred over dusts for longer control.
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Extension Service
Lubbock County
Almand
Committee 70 Eyes City Goals Plan for Public Feedback
Committee 70 proposes city goals to boost economy agriculture citizen involvement and education. Joe A. Stanley chairs the CAC with Mayor Rogers and council members praising initiative and exploring public feedback methods. About 600 people have engaged in preliminary studies on creating jobs and improving living conditions for all Bradford noted.
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Joe A. Stanley
CAC
Spears
Stanley
W. D. Rogers Jr
Committee 70
Bradford
Dallas
Proram
Haveeen
Blaze Destroys Farm Home Near Liberty
A fire shortly before 2 p.m. Tuesday gutted the Jessie Garcia farm home near Liberty. Firemen from Lubbock and Thalon controlled the blaze by 3:30 p.m., with officials citing a possible gas line to the cook stove. The house, owned by W. E. Armstrong, was heavily damaged. Earlier, at 6:38 a.m., firefighters dealt with a mattress fire at Mrs. H. L. Gowin’s 1713 28th Street residence.
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Jessie Garcia
Liberty
Lubbock
Thalon
W. E. Armstrong
H. L. Gowin
28Th St
Temple man charged after wounding estranged wife
Morris D. Shepard 35 faces an incident with intent to serious case for allegedly wounding his estranged wife Josef L. Shepard 25. She was hit in the upper back by a small caliber bullet in the 1300 block of E 34th Street Saturday. Bond set at $1,000 for Paul M. Sustaita 25 charged with burglarizing The Jewel Box on Aug 2.
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Morris D. Shepard
Josef L. Shepard
Weber Drive
Apt. D
E. 34Th Street
Paul M. Sustaita
50Th St
Broadway
Justice of the Peace
F. H. Bolen
Tickets On Sale For Doc Blanchard Inauguration Flight
A Lubbock Chamber of Commerce spokesman said 48 tickets had been sold by 4 p.m. Tuesday for a Friday charter flight to Austin honoring Sen. H J Doc Blanchard inauguration as governor for a day. Twenty seven roundtrip tickets remain at 60 dollars each on a first come basis with early arrangements urged.
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Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Three Suspects Questioned After Break-in Attempt
Sheriff's deputies arrested three suspects aged 16 17 and 21 at Handy Spot Grocery Wolfforth after a reported attempt to access a rear office safe. Clerk Betty Rasberry identified four youths two distracting her while two prowled the office. a fourth fled by car.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Handy Spot
Wolfforth
Charlie Bowman
Sheriff's Department
Bowman
Betty Rasberry
City Council to Hear Zoning Amendments and Nine Requests
City hearings start at 10 a.m. in City Hall on proposed changes from Planning and Zoning. Roy Middleton seeks C-2 at 66th St and Indiana Ave with setback and fence conditions. M. W. Gibson requests C-2A at 22nd Pl and Joliet Ave. others include mobile homes, parking near nursing homes, and larger tract sizes for specific use permits.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Roy Middleton
66Th St
Indiana Ave
P&i
Jay Fikes
Briercroft
Robert Weems
Frankford Ave
C. R. Meadows
34Th St
Toledo Ave
Roy Forkner
4Th
19Th Streets
Lubbock
Billy Meeks
Albert
Archie
Governor Names Lubbock Man To State Board
Governor Pres ton Smith appointed six members Tuesday to the state Polygraph Examiners Board. Appointees include William Dodge Starcher of Lubbock Dee Wheeler of Fort Worth Bobby Harvel Musser of Houston James Davidson Williams of Dallas Hyden Allen Albert of Austin and Gene Ralph Danish of San Antonio. The board will conduct examinations and license applicants for lie detector instrument operation for state and local law enforcement and selected private firms.
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Austin
Preston Smith
State
Polygraph Examiners Board
William Dodge Starcher
Lubbock
Dee Wheeler
Fort Worth
Bobby Harvel Musser
Houston
James Davidson Williams
Dallas
Hyden Allen Albert
Gene Ralph Danish
San Antonio
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