Obituary Briefs and Services Listed for Several Residents
Obituary notices summarize funeral plans for Floyd Barnett 70 at Spur Church of Christ with burial in Spur Cemetery, and Murtis Hawk in 70 at Olive Baptist Church with burial in Lamesa Cemetery. Shorty Card en 73 dies and funeral details follow at Newin W. Fis Chapel Midk and Resthaven Memorial Park. Additional notices include Mrs Gilydys Price Martin 72, services at Broadway Church of Christ and Hes thavern Memorial Park burial. Survivors and affiliations noted for each.
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Floyd Barnett
Methodist Hospital
Oseraces
Carden
Medical Center Hospital
Odessa
Pan
Newine
Gilydys “Price Martin
Pam
Broadway Church of Christ Chapel
Export Controls Seen as Threat to Plains Farmers
Meade, export marketing sales manager for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, warned bankers at Texas Tech University that proposed export controls on agricultural commodities could lower prices and hurt High Plains farmers. He noted U.S. exports totaled 19 billion dollars in fiscal 1974 with Texas a large share, and emphasized continued untrimmed export flows are vital to the regional economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hici Plains
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Friday Nist
Laurel
Meade
Bankers Agricultural Credit Conference
Texas Tech Universiity
Agricultural Department
Lubbock
Morton
Denver
Cole
Levelland
Plainview
Ab‘lene
U.S
Texas
High Plains
Local notices fragment out of order
Fragmentary news briefs describe a small town event with unclear details. Positive references to a meeting place and dates are partially legible, but key names, places, and outcomes remain obscured in the OCR text.
Amarillo man found dead from gunshot wounds
James W. McKinney 40 of Amarillo was found dead from a head gunshot about noon Friday at his home. Justice of the Peace ruled death from personal safety related gunshot wounds. Services pending with Wallace Funeral Home Tulsa. McKinney native of Tucsia, Amarillo resident 19 years, manager of Cargill Inc, member Trinity United Methodist Church. Survivors include wife Louise George, two sons, mother, and several siblings.
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Tulia
James W. McKinney
Amarillo
Hancock
Wallace Funeral Home
Tulsa
McKninney
Tucsia
Cargill, Inc
Trinity United Methodist Church
Meltinney Owas
Louise George
Mierk Wade
Amaria
Grevery Lian
Juanita Medsinties
Tula
Eerm Reed
Anchorage
Alas
Bill Reber SEMINOLE obituary notices service plan
Bill Reber 67 died at Seminole Methodist Hospital after a brief illness. Services set for 3 p m Sunday at First Baptist Church Seagraves with Rev Don Worthington officiating. Burial in Seagraves Cemetery directed by Seminole Funeral Home. Survived by son Johnny and five sisters and three brothers. He lived in Seagraves 25 years and worked for Atley Chevrolet. He was a former Masonic member and attended First Baptist Church Seagraves.
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Pam
Lakeview Baptist Church
Lakeview
Ora Timmons
Tahoka
Ray
Lubbock
Wayne Perry
John Jenkins
Lorenzo Baptist Church
Meadow Cemetery
Rix Funeral Directors
Seminole
Patricia Ward
Andrews
Permian General Hospital
Seminole Funeral Home
Floyd Haddock
First Baptist Church
Lubbock Methodist Hospital
Church of
First Baptist Church of
Seaeraves
Seagraves
Miasente Ladioer
Etheli Ae
Johnny
Littlefield
Nomina Silipo
Gridley
Kan
Currie Massnaer
Fort Scott
Uisan
Lydia Stettner
Ilvin
Mary Reber
Port Scott
Dkan
Cara Avery
Agile Valley
iCalif
Ben
Postal Service Faces Fuel Delays as Christmas Mail Promise Hangs
Postmaster General J T Klassen says fuel shortages and airline cutbacks could slow mail delivery yet the Postal Service plans to clear offices of mail by Christmas. Officials cite uncertain fuel supplies and possible further delays if air cargo is reduced, but insist mail will be delivered on time where possible.
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Atlas
J. T. Klassen
Christmigs
OM Pear Roater Vrenerab
Joseph Jones
Roverent Aceh
Addasson
City
Allaggta
Oakland
Mertert
Abcigan
Connecticut
Klassen
Pall
Whhl Ustimatey
Jones
William
Simon
IRS Announces Refunds From Lubbock Man
The Haliburton Company of Dallas will refund over 260000 to customers in Texas Arkansas and Louisiana and an apartment owner in Lubbock will refund 6414 to about 60 tenants. The refunds cover rent increases deemed excessive during Phase PV HG Kilvore and related village complexes in Lubbock. The IRS stated the refunds were based on net eviction or rent increase adjustments.
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Dallas
Haliburton Company
Texas
Arkanansas
Louisiana
Lubbock
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Kilvore
Tech Village
University Village
Varsity Village
TRS
Don Jones 81 Texas agricultural leader dies
Service details set for Don J. Jones a longtime West Texas agriculture pioneer and head of the Lubbock Texas A&M System agronomy station His death followed a lengthy illness at West Texas Hospital Survivors include his wife two sons and a daughter Jones led irrigation plant development and disease resistant varieties and was named Man of the Year in Texas Agriculture by Progressive Farmer Magazine in 1960 He was a prominent farm and civic leader in Lubbock and the South Plains
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Don J. Jones
Hist
Ee Larbbock State Agricultural Experiment Station
Penn
First Presbyterian Church
Robert J. Nicholson
Charles A. Taylor
Dullat
Tubboeck Cemetery
Sanders Funeral
West Texas
Jones
West ‘Texas
Latte
Don Jr
Fort Worth
Charles Robert
Hartley Couninion
Aksel Lind
Tanisfail
Canada
Texas Agricultural Staius System
Lubbock Dan
Lubbock Station
Experiment Station
Lubbock
Chilhcothe
Tees
Texas A&m System
Texas Auriculture
Progressive Farmer Magazine
Texas Cottonseed Crushers Association
Texas
Cand
American Society of Agronomy
Tie
Panhandle South Plans Poar Association
Oelder Cemerius
Habbock
Tarbheek Batam Club
Chaiman
Ardiiterium-Coleenm Fboaard Fore
Cisge Laeoek, Tne
Om P8gb
Miasetue Fade
Selective Service Board
Plains Colton Growsers, Inc
South Plains
Burlington Wise
University of Wisconsin
Burlington
Wyoming
Roe
Jcarper
Ines
Jarper
Imiss Lottie Drennan
Cairo County
Lubboi
Pollution fined after out of court settlement
The Ham & Hans Co. agreed to pay a 22004 fee in an out of court settlement with the state and the county over emissions of sulfur compounds and oxygenators violating air control board rules. The case involved a process plant facing penalties for pollutants released into the environment.
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Houton Aps
Trurfen Sap
Tierms
Ham & Hans Co
Ale
Picdred T
Tesxk Air Control Board
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Oscar Brownlow
Aires
Oklahoma
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Brownlow
New Deal Baptist Church
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Willie Gossett
Mes
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EL Dorada
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Iabbock
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Tahekas Thea
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Josephine Carrasquila
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Wilson
Amaoine Lopes
Eddw Hames
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Fedas
Tae
Chutel
Wall
Bugaboo
Sonathve
Beil Counts
Grimes
Livuberdo Oanee
Burst Christian Ldpe
Alidere
Murtis Hawkin
Olive Baptist Church
Lamesa Cemetery
Biranon Funeral Home
L. B. Giimes
Wren Avalanche-Journal Staff
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Wichita, Irian
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Carthage
Clarence
Phoenix, Ariz
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Lee Jones
Floyd Jones
Graham
Jess Jones
Jacksboro
Ifour
Franie Smith
Grace Rogers l
Brownfield
Zola Breants
Ruby Shelton
Seagraves Cemetery
Mes. Ward
Semingle
Swennet
Paula Gressett
Bill Reber
Don Jones
Texas Agricultural
Lubbock Country Club
Don L. Jones
RCA & Whirlpool
Wiendel’s
Slaton
Lubbock Monument Works
Georgia
Bill Linn
Eth
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Seater Fates
Detter
Better Hearing Aid Center
Lubbock, Texas
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