Lubbock adopts home beauty shop zoning ordinance
Lubbock City Council approves Section 2.32 and 2.32-1 amendments to authorize Home Beauty Shops within residential dwellings. The measure limits operators, equipment, and advertising while requiring a Certificate of Occupancy and compliance with multiple conditions. The ordinance preserves incidental home use and specifies grandfathering and relocation provisions for existing shops.
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Larbbock
Eastman
Medlock
Tidmore
Alderson
Simpson
City of Lubbock
State of
Texas
Firemen Battle Blaze At Residence In Lubbock
Lubbock fire crews responded to a major blaze at 3116 27th Street the home of Mr and Mrs Billy Sayles. The house owned by Ella Selby suffered heavy damage as flames destroyed living room furniture and the roof collapsed with no one home.
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Lubbock
27Th St
Billy Sayles
Ella Selby
Henry Stafford Construction Co
Erskine St
Paul Hartman
Baton Ave
Buffalo Lakes
Mistrial Declared In Budapest Native Narcotics Case
Judge Rob ert H Bean declared a mistrial in a narcotics case after jurors could not reach a verdict. The defendant Judith Roza Simonyi, a 26 year old Budapest native, listed Fontana California as her address. She faced possession of marijuana charges after being arrested May 2 at a local motel. Jurors deliberated nearly 144 hours across two sessions.
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Robert H. Bean
140Th District Court
Budapest
Hungary
Judith Roza Simonyi
Fontana
Calif
Heater Blamed In Lubbock Infant's Death
Investigators attributed the Thursday fire to an open flame heater in the bathroom of the home at 1410 Tth St Lubbock. The infant Richard Vasquez son of Mr and Mrs Bennie Vasquez died in the blaze mid afternoon. Funeral services were held Friday morning at Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park.
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Richard Vasquez
St. Lubbock
A. C. Black
Bennie Vasquez
Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park
Suspects in Odd Theft Sought Here
Police investigated a report by Lubbock man Bobby Jarvis of the American Iron and Metal Co. that eight transformers weighing 350 pounds each, valued at about 400 dollars, with 900 feet of copper wire, were stolen during the night. other thefts included a burglarized car with items valued at 65 dollars and clothing worth 50 dollars.
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Lubbock
Bobby. Jarvis
Lou
Tryheart
Plaza Apartments
19Th Street
Carlton
Dotson
46Th St
Lynn Culp
Plainview
50Th St
College Ave
Clyde Smith
66Th St
Smith Refrigeration Co
31St St
Innocent Pleas Entered In Lubbock Cases
Two defendants entered innocent pleas before Judge James A. Ellis in County Court at Law No 1. Mrs. James F. Horne and Johnny Dickerson faced check law violation charges with bonds set at 500 dollars. In a morning session Joseph D. Samuels received 150 dollars fines and 30 days jail for two DWI counts. Billy Ray Monk was sentenced to 90 days for shoplifting 40 dollars from David Ivey's Mobile Service Station. Jose Garcia and Charles L. Findley were fined 50 dollars each in shoplifting cases. Alex Jennings Jr and Donald D. Lawrence pleaded innocent and posted bonds of 500 dollars with weapon and check violation charges respectively.
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James A. Ellis
County Court-at-Law No. 1
James F. Horne
Rt. 3
Lubbock
Johnny Dickerson
Slaton
Ellis
Joseph D. Samuels
David Ivey
19Th St
Jose Garcia
Ave. K
Charles L. Findley
Odessa
Alex Jennings Jr
Rt. 2
Donald D. Lawrence
45Th St
Pope Urges Global Aid Fund Over Arms Spending
In Bombay Pope Paul VI urged nations to halt the arms race and redirect funds to aid for the poor, calling for a world fund to tackle nutrition, clothing, shelter and medical care. He spoke amidst poverty seen in Mumbai slums, visiting an orphanage hospital and school.
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Bombay
India
Paul VI
Backstreet
Tulia Pushing Hospital Fund for Christmas Cards
Tulia residents are urged to mail contributions to the Christmas Card Hospital Fund by December 12 to support a maternity wing and a new nursery at Swisher County Hospital. The Progressive Study Club sponsors say response has been good and contributors by the deadline will have their names listed in Tulsa Herald's Christmas edition. The fund has raised about $11,500 and sits in a local bank.
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Progressive Study Club
Tulsa Herald
Swisher County Hospital
Tulia
Clovis Names Police Chief Lawrence A Rhodes
Captain Lawrence A Rhodes has been chosen as Clovis police chief and will take the post January 1. He will also become Curry County deputy sheriff and has served with the department since 1960 as detective captain.
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Clovis
Lawrence A. Rhodes
Marvin Hass
Rhodes
Curry County
Wobble Delays Mariner 4 Rocket Change
Mariner 4 faced an early wobble delaying a planned course change. JPL scientists aim for a second launch attempt within days to adjust trajectory for a Mars pass on July 14, after the craft lost star tracker fix on Canopus.
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Ralph Dwighton
Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Canopus
Papal Tour Described As Roman Triumph In Bombay
An Indian paper hailed Pope Paul VI's Bombay visit as a Roman triumph calling the welcome stupendous tremendous prodigious. Blitz quoted on front page praising the Vicar of Christ and the unprecedented ovation in the city.
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Bombay
India
UPI
Paul VI
Blitz
Baker's Best for Dandruff Itchy Scalp Ad Pitch
An advertisement touts Baker's Hair Tonic as an easy pleasant solution to dandruff and itchy scalp. It promises fast results with no daily shampooing and offers a money back guarantee.
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Aimee Mead
CFL
Cc ‘Iraes A Ha
Kodak
Presto
West Bend
Novahistine Ehiair
Beauty
HER Majesty
Tiny Techsan
Liza Brinson
Rowdy Cantwell
Tech Dames
Tiny Miss Brinson
C. A. Brinson
Rowdy
Jerry Cantwell Jr
South Plains Cooperative
Transformers
Vatican
Pope Paul
Tulia Pushing Hospital Fund
Draughon
Business College
Texas Ave
Gruntly
Tom & Martin
Mariner Rocket
Offic Supplies and Service
Olveri
Broadway
Indiana
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