Senate approves four billion dollars in supplemental spending
The Senate approved a broad supplemental budget totaling about 4 billion dollars for aging, health, education, and various federal agencies. Amendments added funds for home services for the elderly, medical schools, environmental education, FBI record sharing, and 1.5 million to keep the Kennedy Center open, with debate over annual maintenance costs.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Senate
House
Nixon
RadioeFree
Europe
Radio Liberty
White House
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Alan Bible
D-Nev
FBI
Kennedy Center
Perry
Perey
Ex-Con Promotes Prison Reform Wearing Striped Garb
Northside resident Hoover, a fourth grade dropout released after eight years and various offenses, campaigns for prison reform. He dresses in striped prison garb, claims personal experience, writes letters from inmates, and travels to speak at churches and civic groups to rally support for reform nationwide.
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Pittsburgh
Bos
Northside
Hoover
Peaner
Shen
University of Pittsburgh
Fragmented notice with names and places
A garbled text fragment mentions individuals including La, Suan Neo, Domine, and Jonans Manotae along with places and roles. It references a hospital and public figures and hints at a gathering or ceremony with unclear actions and outcomes. The legible items are names and scattered affiliations amid the damaged lines.
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Domenie
Eames
Kridas
Beatie
Firemen Respond To Bottle Fire At Residence
Friday firefighters were called to the Jack Shropshire home on S207 2hth St. to find a bottle nipple fire confined to a pan. Water spilled from the pan charred contents and filled parts of the house with smoke. Later, responders extinguished a small blaze in the 2100 block of Vicksburg Ave caused by a frozen windshield wiper motor. Owner listed as Arnold Maeker of 210 Vicksburg Ave.
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Jack Shropshire
Roy
Vicksburg Avenue
Arnold Maeker
Vicksburg Ave
Tricia Nixon Cox Listed In New York Social Register
Mrs Trew Nixon Cox is listed for the first time in the New York Social Register though no permanent address is given. The edition notes traditional listings mix of society figures while naming marriages and familial connections among the Kennedy and Rockefeller families.
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New York
UPI
Trew Nixon Cox
New York Social Register
Doin FB
Kennedy
Miss Nixon
Edward Finch Cox
White House
Cox
Con
Washington Social Register
Alice Auchineloss
Harry RB. Mionipson
Aristotle Onassis
Auchinedoss
Lubbock ISD High Schools Gain Accreditation
The Lubbock Independent School District learns its five high schools meet Southern Association of Colleges and Schools standards. The association governs school accreditation across several Southern states and parts of Latin America.
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Lubbock — Independent
Southern Association of Culttres and Schools
Lub. Douk Supt
Edo [Rons
United States
Texas
Soelthe
Seem
Florida
Georgia
Lewis
Monterey High Hosts Lubbock Choral Festival Concert
A capacity Monterey High School audience heard 850 Lubbock choral students perform Christmas pieces and sea themed finale "From Sea to Shining Sea" under Dr. Wayne Stevens with SMU’s Dr. Travis Shelton conducting. The event featured three choirs and background from the Monterey High School orchestra with about 2,000 attendees overall.
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Monterey High School
Lubbock
Ail City
Wayne Stevens
Travis Shelton
Southern Methodist University
RB. J. Randles
Monterey Prin Tcipal
Monterey High ‘School
Leach Junior High
Ken Fulton
Coronado High School
Dames
Ramsey
Carroll Barnes
Lubbock High School
Wildlife habitat boost fuels Michigan hunting season
Michigan farmers turned about 65 000 acres into wildlife habitat last year aiding deer and small game hunting. They planted hedgerow and field border strips providing cover, according to B Dale anil, director of the Michigan Agriculture Department.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
B. Daleanil
Michigan Agriculture Dera Onary
Honor Scout Named At Plains Council Banquet
John Brand was named the 1971 Honor Scout of the South Plains at a banquet in Lubbock. The event, hosted by the Plains Council, honored Eagle Scouts and Scout leaders with 115 people in attendance including Roger Archinal and Fritz Struve among new members of the Order of the Arrow. The dinner featured remarks by Dr. J. Davis Armistead and music from Lubbock High School.
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John Brandright
South Plains Council
Bert Huffman
Tech
Jeff Klemm
Plainview
Milton Adams
John Brand
Order of the Arrow
Explorers
Lubbock
John Mills
David Woodall
Rhonnie Crawford
Fritz Struve
Abernathy
David Baden
Littlefield
Paul Archinal
John’ ‘Knowles
Roy Wilson
Santa Highlights Largest Parade in Seminole
Santa Claus led Seminole's biggest Christmas parade on a cold Friday riding a red fire truck. The event drew 23 units with participants from Tex Anns of South Plains College Texas Tech Angel Flight Odessa College Pennie Harber and Leta King. Prizes went to Seminole High School A Capella Chorus BEPW Club and Seminole Lions Club with 30 30 and 20 dollars respectively.
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Seminole
Santa Claus
Santa
Tex-Anns
South Plains College
Angel Flight
Texas ‘Tech
Odessa College
Pennie Harber
J Seminole
Catton Queen
Gaines County
Leta King
Seminole High School
Bepw Club
Seminole ‘Lions Club
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Western State Pententials
Powison
Ar Chon Ba Tee
Tricia
Frankin
Roosevelt
William Vitor
Robert W. Sarnoff
RCA Corp
Bens
Barbara Boho
Rockefeller
Winthrop
Py Rockefeller
Deborah Cluetz
Winrack Farm
Marrilien
Ark
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Ray J. Diekemper, Jr
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Bill’’ Blackwell
Erskine
Plains Council
Alasche-Journal Meares Mdybon
Lubborks Vwalandit Journal
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Lubbark
Tesac
P.O
Lubborx
Mom Khve
Sun. Keven
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Regency Galleries
Studio of Interior Design
Thirteenth Street
Lubbock, Texas
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Texas. Ave. Office Supply, Inc
Soth
Boston
Curtis
Mathes
Chrislmas Shecrelh
Aieg
Mullins Bros
TV Land
Mullins TV Lab
Royce
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