Edinburg barber faces loss and hope after Thanksgiving crash
Chuck Deming, a Edinburg barber, prays for his 12 year old daughter Barbara after a head on crash that killed his wife Lucy 37 and 9 year old son Steve. The other driver faces murder with a motor vehicle while intoxicated charges. Barbara may be released from hospital in three to four weeks with brain injury now absent. Funds rise across two banks and local groups to help Deming as he waits to regain work.
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City Residence Hit By Blaze
A fire started by a wall heater in the Otis Taylor residence at 2215 14th St caused over $1,000 damage. Firemen from Lubbock contained the blaze in about 30 minutes. A pre-dawn fire at Barton Gin, Inc. damaged 21 bales of cotton on a truck on Farm Road 1585 with under $1,000 loss.
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Lubbock Woman Donates Texas Home to ICASALS in Peru Ties
Mrs. John Evans gifts her Lubbock residence to ICASALS Inc at a Regents meeting. She described ICASALS impact on the arid lands and Peru partnership with Partners of the Alliance. Evans cites her grandfather L. G. Wilson and West Texas pioneer spirit. Hanover report notes Dartmouth panel action on 17 students over Shockley paper.
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Texas Tech
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Feline Cold Elevates Driver in Narrow Cat Rescue
Mrs. Robert Dunlap heard a loud meow from a trapped kitten in her car before a service station attendant freed it with an air hose. The frightened animal found a warm new home with Ray Garcia and family after the dramatic rescue and has become the station's new beloved mascot.
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Robert Dunlap
49Th St
Avalanche Journal
Ray Garcia
39Th St
Banks Host Open House For New and Remodeled Facilities
Three area banks schedule open houses to showcase new and remodeled branches. Seminole State Bank unveils a large modern facility with five offices and drive in facilities valued over 250000 dollars. First State Bank of Silverton completes remodeling expanding to include a Pioneer Room for 200 guests. Orton State Bank marks 40 years with an open house as it continues service in Olton.
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NAACP Plans Zoning Tests
The NAACP said it will challenge suburban zoning laws in federal courts starting with Oyster Bay New York. After a civil rights meeting the group asked that federal funds be withheld from areas that use zoning to preserve lily white neighborhoods.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Oyster Bay
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