Home Rule Lighting Contest Draws 51 First Day Entrants
The Home Rule Lighting Contest opened with 51 entries across Exterior Window and Doorway divisions, including a Neighborhood division from 1900 block 52nd Street. Contestants can enter through Friday with daily hours 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Entries require name address division and phone. description optional.
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52Nd St
Avalanche-Journal
Disney
Dale Hayden
62Nd Drive
Santa Mouse
Mickey Mouse
Hayden
Donald, Duck
Pluto
Goofy
Texas Tech
Haydens
Donald Duck
Don Kuykendall
47Th St
Clem Lamberth
Charlie Brown
Beth
Jim
David
Brad Green
68Th St
Aiking
Brad
Bonita Crocker
Coronado High School
Avalanche - Journal
Randy Mayes
42Nd St
Arthur Volz
17Th St
Nancy P. Scott
25Th
Raphael
Betty Scott
Doug Hutton
Don Yelvington
Seth St
James Holland
Ave
David Lamberth
Dean Ponton
Golden Sparks
Uvalde
Glenn van Slyke
43Rd St
Larry Malone
Johnny Provence
Bobby
Shawn
Noel
Byars and
Andy Bernosky
Elvis B. Thornton
Sharon Yelton
D. Davidson
52Nd
B.C. Shwartz
W. T. Ward
48Th St
Judith Owen
36Th St
Howard Harvey
70Th St
W. Dwight Gray
19Th St
52Nd Sts
Manuel D.tharra
Auburn St
O. J. Hill
E. Baylor
Freeze Branded Catfish Useful for Studying Movements
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department says branding catfish can match branding yearling bulls. Biologist David L. Pritchard explains a supercold copper branding iron cooled in dry ice and acetone is applied to the catfish head for one second, leaving a mark that lasts over a year as researchers track movements.
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Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
David L. Pritchard
Pritchard
Scholarship Set By NTSU College
A Ben E. Coody Memorial Scholarship Fund has been established by Dr. Coody who was killed in an automobile accident in Denton on Oct 30. He was a member of the secondary education faculty in the College of Education at North Texas State University. The fund will provide a scholarship or loan to a secondary education major at NTSU.
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Denton
Ben E. Coody
Coody
College of Education
North Texas State University
NTSU
Fire Alarms Respond To Five Calls On Monday
Fire department answered five alarms including a false alarm and two actual fires. At 1:09 a.m. a cotton lint and burrs fire was reported on 34th Street and Avenue A with no damage. At 3:48 p.m. a cotton trailer fire near Roosevelt School caused estimated damage over $100. At 5:50 p.m. a grass fire in the 3900 block of Street caused no damage.
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34Th Street
Avenue A. Nomage
Roosevelt School
Nixon weighs jawboning to curb inflation
The Nixon administration considers jawboning to talk down inflation using persuasion and publicity rather than penalties. The Council of Economic Advisers resists hard policy but the White House signals a tougher alert than in August. Attention focuses on auto wage boosts and GM price rises.
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Washington
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Europe
White House
Congress
National Commission On Productivity
Sadat demands timetable for Israeli withdrawal in cease fire row
In a Suez Canal address to Egyptian troops Sadat rejects another cease fire extension without a withdrawal timetable. He vows Egypt will not concede even one inch of territory and warns of renewed fighting if delays persist. Analysts note Egypt's position hardens amid Jarring mediation concerns.
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Cairo
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Middle East
Sadat
Suez Canal
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Israel
Gunnar V
Committee Finds No Grounds For Impeachment Of Douglas
A five member House special committee concluded there are no credible grounds to impeach Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas. The draft report says evidence does not justify articles of impeachment and notes that the Judiciary Committee may hold public hearings, though unlikely. Controversy over Douglas is expected to resurface in the 92nd Congress.
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Douglas
Washington
House
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Ford
Fele
House Judiciary Committee
Special Committee
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary
Celler
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Cellier Committee
Celler Committee
Jaycee Ettes Plan Night J walk Against MS
Post Jaycee-ettes will stage a night walk against multiple sclerosis in the city from 5 p m to 8 p m Friday The event is sponsored by the South Plains chapter of the National MS Society Mrs Dan Rankin serves as local drive chairman.
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Jaycee-ettes
South Plains
National
Dan Rankin
Judge Sets Date For Post Trial In Garza County Murder Case
District Judge Truett Smith set December 16 for the murder with malice trial of Raymond Carvajal in Garza County Court. Carvajal was indicted in September for the May 10 shooting death of Patsy Romero and is held in Lubbock pending trial.
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POST
Truett Smith
Raymond Carvajal
Garza County
Carvajal
Garza
Patsy Romero
Lubbock
Medicated Pile Ointment Promises Relief for Hemorrhoids
An old advertisement touts Mentholatum Company remedies for hemorrhoids. It claims a five point formula offering fast relief from pain and itch, tissue shrinkage, infection control, lubrication for easier bowel movement, and a temperature stable base with long lasting relief.
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Mentholatum
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