Randy Jeffers Dons Mask New Red Raider In Saddle
Tech introduces Randy C. Jeffers of Amarillo as the new Red Raider rider atop Charcoal Cody with 19yearold Showboy Huffman to stand in at away games Cody will miss due to age and Cody’s opener details.
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Hilltop meet dedication to J W Hinson Crosbyton
Today in the Lubbock area SIATH annual Hilltop meet is dedicated to J W Hinson of Crosbyton. Public School desegregation in the nation shows confusion. Astronauts on 1978 space lab mission will test gas rocket backpack. Russian Nobel prize winner complains secret police beat friend at country residence. Nationalist China appears prepared to keep its UN seat. Editorials and columns appear in Section A.
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Nixon Meets Top Advisers On Economy At Camp David
President Nixon again conferred with four top economic advisers at Camp David. Talks focused on major economic policy reviews amid inflation, unemployment near six percent, and a rising defense budget forecast. Democratic critics press for wage price controls or voluntary guidelines as elections loom. See ECONOMY Page 10.
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Wage-Price Panel Need Growing Urgency Says Scott
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania urged a wage price review board as inflation rises. He said such a panel could set standards limiting wage and price increases and noted the economy will be the main election issue next year. He added Nixon must win the inflation fight to gain re election support.
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Belfast Toll of Violence Rises as Army Faces IRA
A British soldier was shot and killed on Crumlin Road Belfast while dispersing a crowd near Ardoyne. He is the sixth death in Northern Ireland in a brutal week marked by fires, explosions, and gunfire as troops redeploy to curb violence.
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Prayer for Courage to Clear Dividing Obstacles
A Reader calls for divine courage to remove anything that divides the heart from God. The prayer asks forgiveness for wrong motives and actions that hinder real worship. Amen.
Tom Jones Triumphs At Jones Stadium in Lubbock Night
A large crowd of about 7000 to 8000 gathered at Jones Stadium for Tom Jones’s show Saturday night. The capacity crowd in the West stand cheered and whistled as the performer delivered a lively set despite dramatic thunderclouds clearing just before showtime. Weather favored attendees who arrived prepared for rain.
Companion Held In Slain Man Police Chase
A 21 year old Lubbock man Ernesto Nerios died after a police chase that followed an attempted armed robbery at East Lubbock Food Market. Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy ruled Nerios was shot in the back. another suspect was taken into custody. Newsome identified the intruder who fled in a nearby car after the robbery attempt began at 5 am.
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Gibson tosses first no hitter for Cardinals against Pirates
Bob Gibson pitched the first no-hitter of his career as the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates. Jose Cruz made a one handed running catch in the seventh to aid the effort. Gibson allowed four baserunners on a wild third strike and three walks.
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Phone Workers Approve Pact Strikes Persist in New York
United Telephone workers nationwide ratified a new contract after a month long strike. National vote totaled 196,877 for and 71,456 against. In New York State locals, 1,405 approved while 9,754 rejected the deal.
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Anti Wilson Play Hinted in Testimony Leak
United Press International reports suggest an inaccurate account of financier Frank W sharp’s SEC testimony may have been leaked to target Will Wilson. Sharp was asked about Wilson’s role in the 1968 National Bankers Life Insurance Co. acquisition via a Sharpstown State Bank loan.
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Flood waters recede as Texas Hill Country recovers
Flood waters from the Hill Country eased on Saturday with five dead and hundreds displaced. Some returnees began cleanup as highways reopened. Rain lingered on the South Plains with funnel clouds reported, and pockets of heavy rainfall continued east and north. Uvalde and Henderson areas saw 4 inch totals, while unexpected flooding prompted shelter at the Hondo armory.
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Rains Slow Temperatures As Funnel Clouds Spotted
A weekend storm over the South Plains brought rain that set low temperature records. Officials reported five or six funnel clouds south of Lubbock, none touching down. A pilot saw a funnel near Floydada. tornado warnings were issued for Lea County New Mexico and Ector County, Texas, after a public sighting near Goldsmith.
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Weather forecast for Lubbock area with showers likely
A cloudy and mild day expected in the Lubbock area with a sizable chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs near 80s and lows in the 60s, southerly winds 10 to 15 mph, plus humidity around 69 to 93 percent and sun rise at 7 09 a m and sunset at 8 34 p m.
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