RALLS SCOUT Explorer 14 to Become Journalist
Tony Chron 14 of Crosbyton will work in the newsroom during the Fourth National Explorer Scout Delegate Conference at Colorado State University Fort Collins Sunday through Thursday He will help dispatch news through AP and UPI and plan fact sheets and photos from Lubbock area delegates The event includes ten other explorers from Ralls and surrounding towns and features five Outstanding Young Americans chosen by the group.
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Tony Chron
Colorado State University
Tony
Joe Chron
Rt. 4
Crosbyton
Areca
Colorado State
Fort Collins
Bill Mayes
Ralls
Associated Press
United Press International
Lubbock
Dispatch
Stacey Smith
Hank Reed
Hal Weaver
Bobby Rove
Alan Railey
Dwayne Wells
Dave Sechluter
Danny Allan
Johnny Lamanack
Plains Cotton Shipping Tests Target Japan Europe
Tests of containerized cotton shipments from Lubbock to Japan and Western Europe were planned. Plans call for 60 to 100 bales per container to stay sealed from departure to mill. The move followed a joint Cotton Council meeting and a foreign trade seminar urged U S industry to reach 14 to 15 million bales annually and resume world leadership. Roy B Davis pledged unceasing, aggressive efforts to keep U S cotton price, quality, and supply competitive.
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Lubbock
Japan
Europe
National Cotton Council
Executive Committee
Cotton Council. International
U.S
Roy B. Davis
NCC
U. S
Cotton meeting weighs container shipping and Eximbank aid
Officials from Plains Cotton Growers and other groups met to discuss expanding cotton exports through containerized shipping and Export-Import Bank financing. Donald A. Johnson says a Bremen port project signals a coming shift, with committees to improve Eximbank and FCIA communication planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Bremen
Germany
Foreign Credit Insurance Association
Jie
Eximbank
FCIA
PCG
U.S
Fowler reports balance of payments improves in quarter
Secretary Henry J. Fowler welcomed signals of improvement in the U.S. balance of payments as the dollar drain for the second quarter fell to 150 million dollars, less than a quarter of the first quarter deficit. He cautioned that gains are uneven and temporary and urged continued restraint.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Johnson
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Fowler
Area Student Selected For A&M Studies
Levelland High senior Jerry W. Anderson was named one of the top five students and a scholarship alternate for a Texas A&M University summer program. He ranked top in an engineering science program for high-ability seniors and would receive the A&M award if other recipients choose other schools. Anderson is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray-D Anderson of Levelland Route 1.
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College Station
Levelland
Jerry W. Anderson
Texas A&m University
Anderson
A&m
Ovs
Ray—D. Anderson
Route 1
Tech Signs Two Research Contracts On Water Resource Study
Texas Tech University officials announced two research contracts totaling more than 113000 dollars. The Office for Water Resources Research in Washington signed with Texas Tech and the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No. 1 to fund a Mathematical Management Model for confined aquifers in the Ogallala region, with co principal investigators Dr. Dan Wells and Frank Rayner. A second 15000 dollar contract with the Texas Water Quality Board funds a care feedlot pollution study conducted by Agricultural Engineering, Agronomy and Animal Husbandry to assess waste disposal and potential fertilizer value.
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Texas Tech Water Resources’ Center
Dan MM. Wells
Office For Water Resources Research
Washington, D. C
Texas Tech
High Plains
Wells
High Plains Water District
Frank Rayner
Ovastata
California Department of Water Resources
DEC Ossieey
Texas Water Quality Board
Tech
U N Condemns Israel Over Aug 4 Jordan Attack
United Nations Security Council unanimously condemns Israel for its August 4 attack on Jordan. The body debated wording for hours to reach a resolution acceptable to all members. The draft did not reference Arab commando raids Israel cited as prompting the airstrike.
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United Nations
UPI
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Jordan
Vienation Council
Brida
Lubbock ISD approves 34 new teachers in staffing update
At a 6:30 am Friday meeting the Lubbock Independent School District board accepted 23 resignations and granted one leave of absence. They approved 34 new teachers with various assignments across Struggs Hutchinson Monterey Estacado and other campuses for the upcoming school year.
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Lubbock Independent
Burnett Anderson
Struggs
Eyaa Ann Reuwek
Sammie Jo Critcher
Hutchinson
Sally W. Dickson
Matthews Junior High
Marea Prenzel
Coronado High
Gararda L. Garro
Matthews
Glora Kay. Goodloe
Haddock
Dunbar High School
Wastforth
Patricia C
Maryn W. Haley
Monterey High School
Sidney Robert
Buddy) Hampton
Estacado High School
Burnis Henderson
Atkins
Sandra Ann Hennig
Alderson Junior High
Victoria Ann Hughes
Linda
Hunter
Henry H. James
Thompson Junior High School
Julia Lanier
L. Slaton
Jane Ellen Lazenby
Smylie
Janet Myrick
Jackson
Melody. Smith
Posey
Gwendolyn Stephen
Monterey
Dale B. Thompson
Smylie Wilson
Martha %. Velasco
Wolfforth
Renni Walker
Rush
Janet N. Walker
Coronado
Nancy Lu Watson
Bonnie McCullough
Dessie MccNabb
Chris Harwell
Robert Sigman
Estacado
Shirley Addison
Charles W. Baumgardner
Dee ‘Bryan
Jane Cobb Bundock
Tom Burcham
Elizabeth Clark
Judy K. Cooper
Judy KK. Cooper
Shirley MM. Cummings
Carol Czerwiec
Alice M. Diles
Joy Kay Hancock
Yvonne Hannum
Rita Kay Hoff
Joy Annette Jones
Wylene Kirk
Mercedes Rio Leon
Martha Medley
Willie D. Montgomery
Donna L. St. Clair
Carol Ann Stolle
Alma L. Tyler
Judy Vaughan
Peggy Wilcox
Innocent Pleas Cut Across County Court Docket
Charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and unlawful telephone calls lead to bonds and fines. James New Morgan and James Lee Harris face bonds of 250 dollars each, while Archie Brown Jr. and Windell Hollis plead guilty with fines and brief jail terms for liquor law violations and driving while intoxicated.
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County Court-at-Law No
Judy Denzil Bevers
James New Morgan
Z1st St. Apt. 2
James Lee Harris
Ave. FE
Archie Brown Jr
Quirt Ave
Windell Calvin Hollis
Vorster reshuffles cabinet to tighter grip in South Africa
Prime Minister Balthazar Vorster shakes up the government by ousting four senior ministers and four deputies, reshaping 18 portfolios. Health Minister Albert Hertzog, 68, is dropped for political reasons amid party friction, while interior, immigration, and social welfare posts also change hands. The move signals Vorster’s push for outward looking policies and consolidation against rightwing dissent.
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Kenneth L. Whiting
Johannesburg
South Africa
Balthazar J. Vorster
Vorster
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
Albert Hertzog
Hertzog
Hoertzet
Nationalist
Malawi
Pieter M.K. le Roux
Immigration and Indian Affairs
Alf E. Trollip
Willem Maree
de Villiers Graaff
United Party
Dr. Hertzog
le Roux
Reese AFB names Airman Clampitt Aug honors
Airman J C Clampitt of Reese AFB has been named Airman of the Month for August in the T 37 synthetic trainer section. Lt Col Howard J Pierson praised his outstanding teaching, extra time for weak students, and positive impact on graduates. Clampitt, 23, is from New Castle Indiana and studies at Texas Tech after graduation from Chanute AFB. He has completed two years at Indiana University and lives with his wife Carol at 201 Indiana Avenue, Lubbock.
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Reese Air Force Base
J.C. Terrell L. Clampitt
Clampitt
Howard J. Pierson
Chanute Afb
Reese
New Castle
Ind
Texas Tech
Indiana University
Carola
Indiana
Lubbock
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Mont Aux
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Sayres
Fry Duant Nowell Avalanche-Journal Farm Editor
Robert Farris Lampkin, III
Helen Marie Adams
Edward Lab Damet
Tarbbock
Rt 3
Edsgard Montez
Aurora Velasquez
Natalie Pentachion Munoz
Lucia Hernandez
Robbing Stephenson Jr
Kress
Tex
Carla Sue Choate
Olton
David Andy Wilkinson
Fabs Ann Louise Alley
Lubock
James Alan Hester
Cynthia Joy Ralls
Tyler
Gerald David Nadeau
Reese Afb
Maudta Janeira Stacker
Lurbbock
Paul Harvey Sugs
Myreta Don Bevers
Lindbbock
Lubbock Courts
Ooth
Howard
Davison
Vrurevat Inc
Elbert
Hole
Gut
Bill of Discovers
Clydle Glen Miussey
Armstrong Heating and Air Conditioning Company
Birton
Wath
Janes A. Ellis
Anthons Kulikoff
Tha MR
Kulikoff
John McNeely
Amt Oon
Carthay Land Company
Robert Travis Canon Jr
Hoth District Court
Tobert H. Bown
Hinge
Rebeeva Hicks
Ko Bolbeks
Eevere Smith Timber Company
Tr. P Kemp
Saat
Cicero Smith Timber Company
Burdett Hitt
Margarita Trevino
Nelfina Treving
Nelda Sherrod
Tommy Sherrod
Eloisa Flores
Mercedes Carrasco
Bandra Carrasco
Farm Center Gin
Central Marketing Company
County Court-At-Law
Dearll
Heal
Department of Public Safety
Wemble Olds
Ray Leatherwood
Rerrick J. Shaw
Garlen Q. Speer
Haskell Speer
Phillip Royee Brewer
Winona Mae Brawer
Montle
Cor Ippheaben
Che Love
Norman Preston
Howard G Preston
Donald A. Johnson
The
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Alfred
Joe Moss
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Moss
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Ken Krogh
Foreign Agricultural Service
Commodity Credit Corp
Krogh
Lubbock Auto Glass, Inc
State Bank
F.D.I.C
A&m Studies
Kfyo Radio
U.N
Joe Toombs
19Th Street
Pel Tae
EEL al Ee
North Side Assembly OF God Bates & N
Detroit Ave
Scott F. Mitchell
H. F Scor Pastor
Bacon Heights
Baptist Church
Slide Road
John Coffman
Church OF Christ
Indiana Ave
Spiritual Life Crusade
J. Billy McIntosh
Evangelist
America
Madge McIntosh
JOY IN Christian Service
God
Assembly OF God
L. F. Ammons
Ave
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