Years Of Attending Concerts Twang Chords Of Memory
A personal reminiscence on attending concerts across genres from school recitals to Carnegie Hall. The author recalls vivid moments, family dynamics, performance mishaps, and the growing need for air conditioning as autumn crowds heat the auditorium.
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Robert FE. Ford
Associated Press
Carnegie Hall
Missouri
Bui
Enrollment opens at Lubbock public elementary schools
Enrollment for grades 1-6 starts at 8 a.m. today with preregistration for grades 7-12. New movers and children entering kindergarten or first grade must bring immunization proof and birth certificates. Kindergarten registrations occur at multiple elementary schools, with bilingual classes at Parkway and Tubbs.
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Arnett
Bean
Bozeman
Carter
Guadalupe
Parkway
Tubbs
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fire on Trawler Fatal to Seven
A Weser River fire aboard the 84 ton West Recklinghausen killed at least seven crewmen, with one missing and two seriously injured. Fire trapped men below deck in the engine room Saturday afternoon as rescue boats and ships battled the blaze and towed the burned trawler to Bremerhaven.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Weser
West- Recklinghausen
Monmouth Loge and a 130 Room Reptica Set in France
A fragment suggests Monmouth loge references a 130 room reptica in France with mentions of Jerailles Palade. The readable text is limited and unclear on context or full names.
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Reptica
France
Jerailles Palade
British research institute warns inflation to slow little in 1969
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research in London backs OECD alarms on rapid price rises in Western industrial nations. It forecasts little slowdown in inflation next year, cites strong wage hikes and rising raw material costs, and trims Britain's foreign trade surplus outlook amid demand for policy restraint.
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London
Eeuu LE Lee
Sth
USCA
British Institute
OECD
United States
Britain
Eric Rolla
International Monetary Fund
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Sen
Want to Argue Tax Board Set to Hear Lubbock Values
The joint Tax Board of Equalization resumes this week to set taxable values for City of Lubbock and Lubbock ISD. Hearings for business personal property begin at 8 30 a.m. today, real estate hearings 8 50 a.m. Tuesday to Friday in City Hall room 102. About 2 100 business personal property notices and 1 191 real estate notices were sent.
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Lubbock
Joint
Tax Board of Equalization
Lubbock Independent School District
City Tax Office
City Hall
John Brooks
City Council to Study Budget for Possible Tax Increase
Lubbock City Council opens three day work sessions in City Hall to review a record budget and possible tax increase. City Manager Bill Blackwell will present recommendations at 4 p.m. with no advance figures. Mayor James H. Granberry notes past crime data and hints at a potential revenue solution.
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Lubbock
Bill Blackwell
Blackwell
James H. Granberry
Hong Kong
Smog Sniffer Used by California Patrols
California highway patrolmen test hydrocarbon emissions with a portable smog sniffer about the size of a TV set. It samples exhaust gases from car tailpipes to detect pollution levels.
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Los Angeles
California
Nixon seeks lasting world peace via restrained foreign policy
Administration officials say Nixon has a good chance to contribute to a more stable world order by scaling down U S involvement abroad. He aims for settlements in the Middle East and Vietnam while avoiding policy being driven by protests and tempers. The White House cautions against letting short term pressure derail long term aims.
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Washington
Southern News
Nixon
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