Tech Sets Bid on 4.8 Million Bonds for Heating Plant
A syndicate of Dallas and New York financial houses submitted the sole bid of 4.8 million dollars for Texas Techs heating and cooling plant. The 35 year bonds carry an effective interest rate of 5.37245 percent and mature in 2003. Net interest cost is 6,031,123 dollars with interim financing from building funds replaced by bond sale.
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Dallas
New York
Texas Tech
M.L. Pennington
College Board of Directors
Re Tun
Tony
White, Weld and Co
Rauscher, Pierce ,and Co
John Nuveen and Co
Inc
iNew York
Pennington
Tech
Tech Board of Directors
The
Tech Union
Texas Tech campus rattled by unsolved murder haunting the student body
Freshman Kathryn Cleveland and other Texas Tech students report fear and tension after Mrs. Richard O. Morgan is killed. Rumors spread about a killer nicknamed Red Ripper and Jack the Ripper of Texas Tech as dorms increase security. Police release sketches of two men while students prefer higher floors and helper guards at night.
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Kathryn Cleveland
Texas Tech Science Building
Richard O.morgan
Kathryn
Sherrill Reagan
Fort Worth
Pam Smith
Houston
Pam
Red Ripper
Red Knifer
Jack the Ripper
Texas Tech
Lindy Moring
Cotton Center
Lindy
Betty Dejon
Krista Stockard
Roswell
Thej
Krista
Diane Irwin
Bubba Farley
Dallas
Jackie Fitzgerald
Midland
Laura Murray
Laura
Walter Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Aland
General Motors
Carn
Suspect Nabbed In Denver City In Check Case
A former Lubbock resident, Tommy Lee Hill, 28, was arrested in Denver City for passing a forged check for 8640 at a local bank. Denver City police, aided by Lubbock officers, recovered Hill at a residence after a tip from a detective. He faces charges of passing a forged instrument and will be returned to Lubbock.
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Denver City
Lubbock
Tommy Lee Hill
Denver
Arthur ‘Mason
Dale Esites
Doyle Nelson
Hill
Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Weekend dances and hayride at local centers
Two weekend events scheduled at community centers include a hayride for all ages at Maxey Park from 7 30 to 10 30 p m with 35 cent tickets and a teen dance with music by The Spectron at same hours. The People will perform at Hodges Community Center from 7 30 to 10 30 p m Saturday with 50 cent admission.
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Maxey Park
30Th Street
Oxford Avenue
Spectron
Hodges Community Center
41St Street
College Avenue
AFL-CIO Leaders Reject Johnson Plea for Wage Restraint
AFL-CIO chiefs rejected President Johnson’s call for wage and price restraint unless Congress enacts broad equal sacrifice controls on profits dividends executive salaries rents and prices. George Meany avoided comment on restraint while Roy Siemiller of the Machinists urged equal pressure on business. The convention opened amid political support for Johnson as unions weigh next moves in wage talks and potential impacts on steel negotiations.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Johnson
Congress
George Meany
Labor Federation
Roy Siemiller
International Association of Machinists
White House
Business Council
Washington
U.S
Europe
Auto Workers
Siemiller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
United Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh
I. W. Abel
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