West Texas ranch house restored as living museum
The Harrell sisters preserve a two room stone cabin era dwelling three miles from the road. Visitors from Paris to local students tour the site, viewing coal oil lamp glow and a primitive bathroom while restoration aims to turn the complex into a living museum.
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Veteran policeman recalls rough early beat duties in Seminole
The longtime patrolman describes 1930s shifts with no set hours and nightly risk as he and colleagues like Wilhite faced gunfire and crime while patrolling Seminole. He notes the first department car arrived around 1938 39, a 1937 Ford, and reflects on choosing patrol over desk work despite danger.
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Unclear text fragment tied to downtown Lubbock location
Fragmentary page one OCR notes describe a point near 34th Street in downtown Lubbock and a connection toward a farm to market road at 24th Street, with uncertain references to Brownfeld.
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Budget forecast for 1975 amid transit push and Viet Nam concerns
Moynihan warns the 1971 75 budget path will be difficult even if President's transit plan reaches 12 year 10 billion. Cabinet members including Spiro Agnew attend a council session. Hickel joins the Western White House as Vietnam peace prospects appear elusive and deficits loom.
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Meeting discusses foster care and hurricane power charting
A meeting covered supporting foster child care with a special subcommittee to study the issue. Vice President Agnew urged action on improving the charting of power and path of hurricanes, as President Nixon received the recommendation.
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Watch Out For The Little Guy Signboards Launch Safety Drive
Traffic safety campaign aims to protect schoolchildren returning on September 2 as signboards around town urge motorists to watch for the little guy and save lives.
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