Real Pioneer Heads Up Lamb Fete and School Enrollment Rise
Lubbock registration for public elementary and kindergarten begins Monday with preregistration for grades 7-12. Elementary enrollment reached 15 924 with total district enrollment projected above 34 000 as classes start. Parents must bring immunization records and birth certificates. The Lamb County Pioneers plan their 21st annual meeting Tuesday with Fred Lichte as a key member.
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Texas Tech University to Begin Fall Registration
Tech records show 20 000 students expected this fall with formal registration starting at 10 a.m. in the Municipal Coliseum led by registrar D N Peterson. An 8 a m freshmen and transfer assembly will be held in the Tech Union Ballroom on Wednesday, attendance to include pre registered students and new entrants.
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Lunch program praised for reaching city youth
The joint effort by CAB and the Lubbock United Fund reached over 2,000 children in eastern and northeastern Lubbock. Connie Christie says future summers need a program twice as large with expanded reach to Slaton and Shallowater while using activities to connect families with services.
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Tech Students Engage In University Research Programs
In a program supported by the National Science Foundation five Texas Tech students and one each from Sime University Amarillo College Paso joined ENG Ineering University researchers. They work on laser diode systems and microwave frequency lenses with wireless transmission potential. John W Welch of the University of Texas at El Paso and Marion Hagier examine direct laser linking to radio transmitters and bandwidth limits while Richard Dollinger of Borger collaborates with James Tuck at Los Alamos for advanced experiments.
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Country Parson s Kids Gure Public Acting at Home
A fragmented note hints at children causing embarrassment for their parents by engaging in public behavior at home. The readable text emphasizes the public nature of their actions and parental concern about social propriety.
James E Bertram Named Lubbock Planning Director
City Manager Bill Blackwell announces James E. Bertram will lead Lubbock planning starting Sept 11, succeeding Bob Burr who left Aug 14 for Victoria. A 1966 Texas Tech graduate, Bertram previously directed planning in Wichita Falls and helped coordinate Canyon Lakes Project planning with the city.
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Farm Land Taxes Hearing Set by Study Group
The Texas Agricultural Land Assessment Study Committee will hold a hearing at 10 a.m. today at the Kobo Palace to discuss methods for assessing farm and ranch land for tax purposes as part of ongoing studies.
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