Lubbock School Tax Boost To Be Considered At Meeting
The Lubbock school board plans a 7:30 p.m. session at 1628 19th St to consider a $23.9 million budget and a possible nine cent tax increase for 1970 73. The plan adds 49 new teachers and 151 aides including bilingual staff for Spanish speaking students with rising salaries and capital outlay for a public kindergarten start.
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Lubbock
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Farm official to speak at Lubbock cooperative meeting
Kenneth E. Frick of Washington D C administrator of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service will address about 1000 attendees at the joint annual meeting of four regional cotton cooperatives in Lubbock. The event includes talks by Dr Donald B Roath and Bruce Lynn with registrations starting at 9 a m and sessions in the afternoon with elections and financial reports.
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Washington, D.C
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Municipal Auditorium
Donald B. Roath
Washington, D. C
Farm Credit 4Ministration
Bruce Lynn
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National Cotton Council
Plains Cooperative Oil Mill
Farmers Cooperative Compress
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Growers Seed Association
Lubbock
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Howard Alford
Compress
PCCA
Leland Phillips
Abernathy
J. Wayland Bennett
Texas Tech
ASCS
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U. S Department of Agriculture
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Funds Sought for Delinquency Fight by Teens Week
A city proclamation establishes Dollars Against Delinquency Week with Mayor pro tem Deaton Rigsby recognizing the Lubbock Youth Conference Incal chapter and six San Angelo Youth Council members. The Lubbock group aims to raise 1500 dollars to educate the public about youth and the conference.
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Caprock
Monterey
Country Parson Reflects on Effort and Complaint
A compact note quotes the Country Parson musing on a fellow who refuses to do work he can or won’t, contrasting capability with complaint and reluctance in a rustic context.
Living Textbook workshop opens at Coronado High School
Oklahoma consultant Hal Young of the Oklahoma Publishing Co. will headline an all day in service workshop at Coronado High School auditorium. The session targets social studies teachers of secondary public schools in the area, continuing a series on using the newspaper as a living textbook.
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Lubbock Public Schools
Oklahoma
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The
Oklahoma Publishing Co
Oklahoma City
Rooms Scarce Dorm Space In Lubbock After May Tornado
Student housing in Lubbock tight as Texas Tech and Lubbock Christian College near full capacity. Off campus options limited after the May tornado that destroyed facilities many students used. Relaxed women curfew rules prompt more coeds to seek dorm rooms.
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Lubbock Christian College
Tech
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Ron Harris
Harris
Japanese Develop Supersensitive Tube
Tokyo researchers unveil a supersensitive picture tube ten times more responsive than Apollo era devices. The tube aims to improve TV camera clarity for faint objects, with potential use in space, ocean research, medicine, and surveying.
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