Gas stations defy Sunday shutdown in Lubbock raid
In Lubbock area residents hunted service at open pumps amid Nixon call for voluntary shuttering. Red Raider Gulf Station at 11th Street and University Avenue sold an estimated 4 000 to 6 000 gallons between 7 AM and noon. Randolph Sarron Sr the manager said he closed after being accused of pumping too fast. Carter said others kept 24 hour service. Texaco outlets near Linebeck reportedly stayed open. Local traffic remained steady with limited shortages and cash transactions favored.
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Gasoline Shortage Dims Travel Across the Nation
Widespread fuel disruption forces drivers to curtail trips as stations limit supplies and closures spread. Officials report reduced traffic on major routes and reminders of voluntary rationing as the U S braces for ongoing supply constraints.
Goodfellows Help Santa Light Christmas in Lubbock
In Lubbock the Christmas generosity lives on as businessmen and volunteers team up to support needy children. The group offers lights, food, candy and toys, with Santa spreading cheer to youngsters as programs like the Community Goodfellows flourish.
Weather Summary for Labboch and Vicinity
Weather data show cloudy conditions with a general forecast of cooler temperatures. A mix of clouds and sun is expected with light winds shifting from west to northwest. highs near mid fifties to sixties and lows around the mid thirties to forties. Local readings include a high of 72 and a low of 4 on a prior date with noted daily maximums.
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Food Prices Rise Across Cities After Slump
A 15-item market basket in 16 cities shows November price increases averaging three percent while four cities drop about two percent. Despite gains, overall costs stay below mid August records with fuel concerns cited as a trigger and shortages feared.
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Nixon to Propose New Energy Plan and Agency
Nixon redraws energy policy with a new Federal Energy Administration to oversee government energy programs. Simeon Love resigns as energy czar after clashes with plans for gasoline rationing, prompting Treasury and White House shifts.
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Prisoners Attack Mass Slayer in California Prison
Convicted mass murderer was stabbed by fellow inmates during a Saturday night incident at a California prison. One attacker reportedly removed the victim’s right eye amid multiple surgeries, while guards restrained other inmates and police investigated the attack.
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Inmate Knife Attack at California Medical Facility
Four inmates isolated at California Medical Facility Vocaville after a knife found near a serine area. Prison spokesman noted incident details while Corona’s family rushed to the yard where Capore was confined. A statement from Itenville was released.
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Shooting case under police probe in apartment incident
Vera McDade 1619 Ave 1 No 7 was shot in her abdomen and underwent surgery at St Mary's Hospital after a 9 10 p m Sunday shooting in the 100 block Avenue D. She remained in undetermined condition as investigators pursued a suspect in the shooting.
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Wedding Accoromous Revival Marks First Postpartum Return
A fragmented note reports a wedding ceremony where the father, described as Accoromous, revives for the first time, signaling a notable family moment. The text is garbled but centers on a revival and the father's presence at the event.
Rights hearings on mentally ill often waived by county judge
A Lubbock County judge reports that many residents facing commitment for mental illness or alcoholism waive the right to a hearing. He cites high waiver rates among alcoholics, with officials noting substantial commitments to state facilities. The judge defends his higher commitment numbers while admitting county utilization of local facilities differs. Page 13.
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