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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1970

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2

Schematic Design Authorized For Texas Tech Medical Campus

Texas Tech approved a schematic design phase for a separate school of medicine facility to be built with state funds. The plan consolidates medical and main university buildings, converting Crane Hall for temporary medical school use and allocating $105,000 bids for early work. Interim budget requests include $30.5 million for faculty salaries and $7.5 million restoration, with federal tornado damage reimbursement pending.

Houston Cavail Rowlett Scott School of Medicine West Doak School of Veterinary Medicine Assam Bledsoe Lubbock County Nama Music and University Center Student Union Crane Hall Grover E. Murray Bill J. Parsley Theniversity Parsley Imain University 18Th St

US to resume Middle East talks with Soviet Union

The United States plans to initiate talks with the Soviet Union on a Middle East peace settlement, but no American move will occur until UN envoy Gunnar V. Jarring resumes negotiations between Arab nations and Israel. Secret exchanges are under way to start the Jarring talks.

Associated Press United States Soviet Union Middle East North Atlantic Council Brussels U.N Gunnar V. Jarring Israel

Farmers Union leader blasts Nixon Farm Bill impact

Texas Farmers Union president Jay I. Naman told delegates at Amarillo that the Nixon administration overestimates support for farm programs and warns the new Farm Bill will be unworkable and anti farmer. He urged safeguards and urged the secretary of agriculture to heed union recommendations to preserve farm income.

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Raiders Nab Gold and Gems in London Hijacking

Three armed men hijacked a KLM truck in central London during rush hour and stole 254400 in gold bullion and diamonds en route to Heathrow. They forced the crew at gunpoint, abandoned the truck at a derelict warehouse, then escaped as police launched a massive manhunt.

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Tragic Kezu Radio Broadcaster Reports Five Die

Abner George, a Rapid City news broadcaster, told listeners of a deadly accident early Friday. The broadcast detailed a tragic event that claimed five lives and left the audience in shock as details emerged.

Rapid City S.D Abner George Kezu Radio

Fire Alarms and Damaged Property Reported in Lubbock

Firefighters responded to multiple alarms Friday with limited damage reported at several locations. A blaze at a residence on Guava Avenue caused minor damage before access was secured as crews arrived. A later incident at another address caused reported damage, while an attempt on the Roosevelt Futurity winner was noted in reference to a horse event.

Lubbock SEL Goris Ene Tenetening

Yost to resign as U.N. ambassador after mid-December

United Nations sources say Ambassador Charles W. Yost will submit his resignation as the United States' chief delegate to the UN shortly after mid-December, timing tied to the General Assembly session. President Nixon asked Daniel P. Moynihan to take the post, though Moynihan plans to return to his other duties early next year.

United Nations Charles W. Yost U.S U.N U.N. General Assembly Nixon White House Daniel P Moynihan

Jayton High School Backbones Town With Wins and Facilities

Jayton High School, dubbed a million dollar school in a small town, shows strength academically and athletically. Coach Jerry English leads the Jaybirds to district 5-B champions with an 11-0 record and a Class B regional title by defeating Grand Falls in Colorado City. The campus features a heated pool, carpeted halls, modern classrooms, a courtyard, and an advanced library with filmstrip machines. The school serves 649 residents with 98 students enrolled in high school and 14 teachers offering 39 subjects across a seven period day. The district is accredited by the Southern Schools, with a strong band tradition and multiple state sweepstakes honors.

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