Attorneys seek to overturn Lach murder conviction
Two Houston lawyers for Benjamin Lach filed a motion to vacate his 40 year Texas death sentence to allow a late appeal and motion for a new trial after Lach said he was in shock and disbelief when waiving his rights. Judge Byron Matthews skepticism on reopening the case persists as Lach was convicted December 4, 1967, for the scalpel slaying of Mrs Sarah Alice Morgan in Fort Worth.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Texas Tech
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In Dramatic Switch On Guadalupe Redevelopment Plan
The City Council meeting approved the Guadalupe redevelopment plan and opened talks between the Lubbock Urban Agency and Gnadkinpe ET pr eh Wct. Washington funds for the project relocation may not be spent yet.
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Vaughn Hendrie
Avalanche-Journal
Guadalupe
Lubbock Urbanal
Gnadkinpe
Washington
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Texas Tech Board weighs hospital pact amid campus projects
The Texas Tech University Board of Regents meets to discuss a hospital agreement, plus campus development including an auditorium and a coliseum. The page notes national and state items on science defense, Nixon deferrals, and a mixed report of political and local zoning actions affecting Amarillo and Lubbock.
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Auditorium Coliseum
National Science Foundation
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