McCulloch Plans Second Planned City Tour
Lake Havasu City Arizona claims rapid growth in six areas and high gains in residential and commercial values. Pueblo West Colorado hosts McCulloch Properties invites investors to tour a new planned city with all expenses paid. The pitch highlights congestion smog traffic and land value benefits.
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Lake Havasu City
Arizona
Nbculloch
America
McCulloch
Pueblo West
Colorado
McCulloch Properties
Summer issue CHS yearbook presented at first assembly
Coronado High School distributed the El Viajero summer annual to former principal Howard Price and new principal Ronald Gooch at the first assembly of the new year. Nancy Goodman and Steve Camp were named Mr and Miss Coronado. runners up included Linda Green Roger Gillespie Danny Johnston and Robin Martin.
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Nancy Goodman
Steve Camp
Coronado High School
el Viajero
Howard Price
Ronald Gooch
Nnew
Coronado
Linda Green
Roger Gillespie
Danny Johnston
Robin Martin
Sheila Miller
Mark Akers
Lorna Freeman
Steve Shelton
Howard
Lubbock
Gooch
Coronado i
Marjorie Wilson
JP Makes Two Death Rulings in Lubbock
Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy ruled that Mary Collins died from a personal safety related strangulation and that her death was accidental in a traffic incident. Kenneth Minner died when his auto crashed through a guard rail on the U.S. 84 overpass at Spur 331 last Saturday. autopsy ruled out natural causes.
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Justice of the
Wayne LeCroy
Lubbock
Mary Collins
70Th St
LeCroy
Kenneth Earl Minner
27Th St
Minner
Spur 331
Teachers Meet For Workshop At Monterey High
Elementary teachers from grades two through six gather in Monterey High School auditorium at 10 a.m. to hear Dr. Richard Burnett of the University of Missouri St. Louis discuss diagnostic teaching. He spent six years at Northern Tinots University conducting training for teachers and reading specialists and will cover using tests to diagnose reading difficulties.
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Monterey High School
Richard Burnett
University of Missouri
St. Louis
Burnett
Northern Tinots University
Woman Changes Plea To Guilty In Shoplifting Trial
Betty Louise Childress, 28, of 1008 E 28th St, changed her plea to guilty on a felony shoplifting charge during the April 28, 1969, trial in the 140th District Court. Judge Robert H. Bean sentenced her to two years in prison after testimony from five witnesses prior to the plea.
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Betty ‘Louise Childress
Ste
Ilty
Robert H. Bean
140Th District Court
Shay
Local DWI Trial Continues for Rennels
In Lubbock County Court at Law No 2 jurors heard more testimony in the case of Joe Raymon Rennels 28 of 5611 Ave B charged with driving while intoxicated after his arrest July 13 1968. In a separate matter Tommy Floyd Cloninger of Littlefield pled guilty to DWI and was fined 125 and jailed five days with probation six months. Neal Miles 67 of 2313 Birch Ave faced charges of permitting alcohol during prohibited hours after a raid on his Glass Hat Lounge with 14 arrests. Miles pleaded not guilty and was held on 300 bond. Reta Reeder 22 of 611 29th St and Pat Shelton 25 of 4415 42nd St pleaded innocent to shoplifting and passing a worthless check respectively.
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Joel Howard
Rennels
Edwin H. Boedeker
Tommy Floyd Cloninger
Littlefield
Neal Miles
Birch Ave
Southeast
Miles
Reta Reeder
29Th St
Fire Alarms Respond to Blazes. No Damage Reported
Fire department responded to multiple alarms Thursday across the city. A blaze at Wall's Service Station caused no reported damage as firefighters arrived. Other calls included car fires with minor damage, rekindles at various addresses, grass fires with no damage, a motor fire at a fountain overheated, and one reported false alarm.
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Wall
Ta Eney
Richard Jones
Dallas
Waples
Woodrow Ia
Frankfort Ave
86Th
Pond Streets
8Th St
Sonecitienet
Dwayne, Young
Ee Lake Road
Waacle Plaster
HEW under fire over Latin American school segregation claims
Former Dallas HEW Civil Rights official Carlos Vela testified before a Senate committee that Texas and Southwest districts segregated Latin Americans and that Civil Rights Act enforcement has been weak. He cited Pecos Wilson Shano water Carlsbad Clovis Las Cruces and noted lack of Washington action despite reports. Wilson superintendent Mitchell disputed claim saying integration begins this semester. Obledo of LALDEF said regional failures reflect broader American regional bias and urged federal action.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dallas
Southwest
Carlos F. Vela
Texas
HEW
Vela
Senate
Pecos
Wilson and
Shanowater
Carlsbad
Clovis
Las Cruces
N.M
Glenn Mitchell
Wilson
Wilson Public
Slaton Considers Extended Area Telephone Service
Slaton city commission approves a resolution to seek extended area telephone service linking Slaton with Lubbock. Chamber officials report a majority of local businessmen favor the plan despite higher business rates and a pending approval by Southwestern Bell. If approved the rollout could take about 20 months.
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Slaton
Slaton City
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Robert H. Davia
Lubbock
Se Y Southwestern Beil. Telephone Co
St. Louis
Houston to Build New Luxury Inn in Downtown
Houston plans a $45 million 29 story hotel with a 14 story parking garage in downtown. The joint venture involves PIC Realty Corp a unit of Prudential Life Insurance and Houston National Co the corporate holding company of Houston National Bank.
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Houston
PIC Realty Corp
Pruidential Life Insurance Co
Houston National Co
Houston National Bank
School Buildings Ready For Fall In Lubbock After Tornado Repairs
Lubbock public schools report all facilities repaired and prepared for the fall term. Insurance losses from May tornado damage total 768,664.12 withtributions across elementary and high schools including Estacado, Monterey, North Avenue U, and Parkways. Wright, the business manager, listed individual claims and noted total storm losses.
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Lubbock
iLinus
Wright
Annette
Bozeman
Carter
Guadalupe
Hardwick
Hunt
Jackson
McWhorter
North Avenue U
Parkway
Sanders
Tubbs
Free
Alderson
Matthews
Thompson
Estacado
Land
Monterey
HSU Graduate Promoted to Assistant Vice President
Gene Snead a Hardin-Simmons University business administration graduate has been promoted to assistant vice president at Plains National Bank. The 31 year old executive previously worked with Southwest Mortgage in Roswell and served in loan and related roles.
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Gene Snead
46Th St
Hardin-Simmons University
The
Plains National Bank
Southwest” “Mortgage
Roswell
Seatees
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42Nd St
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Latin American Legal Defense and Educational Fund
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