Regents Action Looms At Tech Board Session
Texas Tech Board of Regents winds up a two day session with athletic contracts and artificial turf for Jones Stadium likely to be approved. Athletic Director Polk Robison and football coach J King seek three year extensions with pay raises amid a divided board.
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Polk Robison
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Avalanche Journal
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State backs out on park site purchase on Galveston Island
Texas officials abandon a plan to spend one million dollars for the Mace Stewart Ranch on Galveston Island. The buy would have used state funds and the deal included a five hundred thousand dollar purchase price with the rest from a state wildlife program.
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Park Site Ranch
Austin
Tex. Mission
Mace Steward Ranch
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Prk Cy
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Snow Invades South Plains After Winter Storm Toll Rises
Eleven people died in a twin engine plane crash near Albuquerque and several auto crashes on rain slick roads. Cheryl A. Anderson and others were killed in separate wrecks near Waco and near Jacksboro. Snow spread across northern South Plains with flurries from Plainview to Muleshoe while temperatures dipped toward 20s tonight.
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Plainview
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Muleshoe
Prayer Excerpt Opens With Test and Faith
A reader offers a short devotional prayer asking divine support through trials and acknowledging God’s presence in life. The plea ends with a Jesus name invocation and Amen.
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Goodfellows Junior High Group Boosts Christmas Fund
O. L. Slaten Junior High students donated 100 dollars to the Goodfellows fund to buy more than 7,000 Christmas gifts for city children in need. Proceeds from a school speech department performance pushed total contributions toward meeting the campaign's 35 year record.
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Goodfellows
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Manson faces murder indictment bid in Tate killings
Los Angeles prosecutors said murder charges could be sought against Charles Manson after key witness Susan Atkins provided details of the Tate and other slayings. Deputy DA Stovitz warned the grand jury may indict on murder if evidence supports it, while Atkins’ attorney claimed she was briefly insane under hypnosis.
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Los Angeles
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Presai
Sharon Tate
Charles M. Manson
Miss Tate
Igix
Manson
Bugliosi
Aaron H. Stovitz
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Miss Atkins
Richard Caballero
Youths Uncertain Of Draft Status Amidlottery Calls
Callers swarm draft boards nationwide seeking exact status after the birth date lottery drawings. Selective Service offices add lines while boards urge reading published numbers. few boards report no calls, with Maryland and Georgia officials noting heavy inquiries and confusion persists despite information mailings from Washington.
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Arthur Everett
Associated Press
Indiana
Georgia
Selective Service
Mike Y. Hendrix
South Dakota
Seth
Miami
West Virginia
Col
James L. Hays
Maryland
Ag Sg
Perry
Dow sinks to new 1969 low on moderate trading
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 3.50 to 793.03 as 1,609 NYSE issues traded with 811 down and 532 up. The 60 stock average slid 1.2 to 272.6 amid a dejected market mood and lighter volume of 11.15 million shares. Major declines included Rand off 75 cents, General Instruments down 2.87, International Telephone down 62 cents, Nato-Mas down 3.62, and Comsat down 3.12.
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Eriin
Rand
General Instruments
International Telephone
NATO- Mas
Comsat
Burglars Steal From Cleveland Home In daytime Burglary
Thieves took loot valued at 635 dollars from Mr and Mrs Esau residence in Cleveland. A year old Weimaraner named Fritz was also carried off valued at 150 dollars. Authorities investigating the break in.
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Ohio
Esau
Coney
Toak
Fritz
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Home Christmas Decor Entries
Opal Dexon notes 56 decorations entered in the 23rd annual Lubbock Avalanche Journal Home Christmas contest. Stall side by side display remains the feature as entries are listed for judging.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Opal Dexon Avalanche Journal
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