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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1971
Page
3
A playful note suggests letting her craft a dessert under a West Virginia Glass cake cover. The metaphor invites a regal, indulgent gesture with a Louis XVI twist and a glass confection from Hester's.
Bareuther From Bavaria presents Ludwig Richter platter scenes of a small boy and girl sheltered from the cold with traditional toys and trees. Hastor Piggies invites readers to join the holiday display and celebrate the season with these vintage Christmas plates and ornaments.
Hester Hardware positions its cuisine ware section in the store’s center. The retailer highlights a broad range from common kitchen items to a top knife selection in Lubbock, asserting a firm commitment to the store’s middle layout.
Secretary of State Bob Bullock announced stricter rules for campaign finance reporting in Texas. All candidates from county to statewide must disclose contributions and expenditures with dates, amounts, and full contributor details. Reports must include gifts and in kind contributions such as employer use and transportation. Any contributor giving $100 or more must be reported.
Jurors found Jeff Hil, 25, of Lubbock not guilty on aggravated assault charges. Judge Boedeker also sentenced J C Gibson, 61, of Mountain Home Ark, for DUI with a $50 fine, 10 days jail and 18 months probation. Other rulings set bonds for two acquittals and fines for DWI and shoplifting. A German vacation note reports tourists gaining weight on return.
Two witnesses gave strong support for Rep. John Dowdy in his bribery and conspiracy trial. Leon Wilson testified Dowdy did not take a bribe during a 1965 Atlanta airport layover, while prosecutors said Nathan Cohen arranged for Dowdy to receive $25,000 in a suitcase. The trial recessed with Judge Thomsen ordering sealed diary records for review.
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