New Courses and Innovations for Lubbock Schools
Lubbock Public Schools plan new programs for the 1971-72 year adding French German and American cultural studies, aerospace education, ROTC and in-service teacher training. Expanded courses include vocational education, ROTC Elementary, two language tracks, film studies at Lubbock High, and new instructional centers in several junior high and elementary schools.
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Air Force
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Lubbock High
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LEFTIST MILITARY REGIME IN TROUBLE IN BOLIVIA
Rebels gain support across nine provinces as the army and workers clash with the government of President Juan Torres. Oruro sees the first provincial uprising with two reported deaths and 30 wounded as Condor Radio notes deaths and calls to “death to the fascists.”
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Oruro
Ces
Juani
Condor Radio
Jose Torres
Santa Cruz
Lima
Peru
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Torres
Paz
Cochabamba
University of San Simon
Popular Front
Jaime Mendieta
Andres Selich
Lat Paz
Jorge Gallardo
Radio Progreso
Bolivian Workers Federation
Auto firms prepare to lift output despite price freeze
Ford and other automakers anticipate a sales boost as Nixon moves to curb imports and cut excise tax. Ford plans record levels this year but tempers built expectations, while GM and Chrysler weigh higher schedules if demand rises amid the 1972 model push and price protections.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Automotive News
William D. Innes
Ford
Innes
Nixon
Congress
Mports
General Motors
James M. Roche
Roche
Chrysler
John J. Riccardo
Ward
Automotive Reports
Mrs Moss credits family for college days success
Mrs Moss describes how a large family supported her educational path from Wilson Junior High to Coronado High School and beyond. Her children helped with meals and housework while she pursued courses, leading to her goal of becoming a teacher and plans to start a master’s program this fall.
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Moss
Sor Gary
Tech
Matthews
Salmon Fishing Takes Big Jump In Licenses
In Olympia Washington the Washington State Fisheries Department reports 10 073 commercial salmon fishing licenses issued in the first half of 1971, a 44 percent rise from 7 004 licenses in the same period of 1970.
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Olympia, Wash
Community lauds volunteers for survey progress
Adams praised Slaten residents for quick work on the survey and noted many people pitched in with the necessary form. Bartley lauded community cooperation and expressed hope that the effort helps land a new industry for the area.
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Adams
Bartley
Experts hear medical school and hospital plans at Tech Admin
Hearings on medical school plans and hospital plans will be held in the regents' meeting room at the Tech Administration Building. The schedule covers Monday and part of Tuesday, with late Tuesday morning set for hearings. Wednesday remains unscheduled.
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Pus
Medical School
Indiana Avenue
4Th Street
Regents
Tech Administration
Planning Group appoints Ernest W Crawford director
The Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission selects Ernest W Crawford Odessa assistant city manager since 1957 as first executive director. Dawson County Judge Fat Pratt, PBRPC president, announced Crawford’s appointment after an executive committee meeting that reviewed five applicants.
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Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Ernest W. Crawford
Odessa Snce
Dawson County
Fat Pratt
PBRPC
Crawford
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