Executives Of San Angelo Firm Die In Oklahoma City Crash
A Beechcraft Queenaire owned by Monarch Tile Co of San Angelo Texas crashed while attempting an emergency landing in southwest Oklahoma City. Seven people including Monarch officers and associates died. the flight had departed San Angelo for Moline Illinois.
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San Angelo
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Monarch Tile Co
Tex
Jerry Dick Adair
W. A. Darby
Monarch
Appleby
Dykema
Twatchman
Zanudo
Moline
Ill
Granberry to not seek reelection as Lubbock mayor
A state in-depth report outlines Mayor James Granberry's plan to retire after six years in office. He cites time devoted to rebuilding after a tornado, his family and church, and his dental practice as reasons. Fellow council members react with understanding as two other term ends approach.
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Helms Ly Eid
Lubbock
Granberry
Denton Rigsby
Republican Party
Texas
Morris Turner
Lonnie Hollinsworth
Turner
Congress sends cut tax bill to President Nixon
Congress backs a 15.8 billion three year tax cut to lift consumer power and spur investment. Senate passed 71 6 after House 320 74 with compromises delaying a controversial 1976 presidential election financing plan. Debate over Phase II economics and frozen pay raises also surfaces as House eyes next week action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Nixon
Senate
House
U.S. House
Republicans
Banking Committee
White House
Daily Prayer Invocation Signed by Lubbock Reader
A devotional prayer asks God to guide thoughts words and actions daily until they see Him face to face. The note closes with Amen and a signature from a Lubbock reader.
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Lubbock
Flash Floods Hit Dallas and North Central Texas
Heavy rains from a cold front split the state with cool north and west and warm south and east. Flash floods closed streets and inundated homes in Dallas while more than five inches of rain triggered warnings across Northeast and North Central Texas.
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Dallas
Avalanche-journal News Services
Texas
Nixon Vetoes Broad Antipoverty Child Care Plan
President Nixon vetoed a plan to create a large federal child care program, calling it radical and costly and saying it would favor communal child rearing over family centered ways. He criticized admin complexity and said he supports limited aid for welfare recipients rather than nationwide government involvement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Bank's Shotgun Savings Plan Sparks Texas Craze
Dallas International Bank launches a program offering a Browning automatic and cases with an $1800 30 month savings certificate. Depositors can choose cash interest instead, while guns are kept in a vault and ammunition boxes stay empty. The plan, piloted in West Texas, drew interest from as far as California and Nebraska.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Dallas
William E. Adams
Texas
West
Dallas International Bank
California
Nebraska
Bill Adams
Invasion Grip Draws Tight Near Dacca
The Associated Press reports India advancing toward Dacca with Pakistani forces retreating across rivers in East Pakistan. India claims naval air superiority and several Pakistani outposts fallen while Dacca residents flee as air raids continue. An Indian domestic flight crash near Dacca killed 20.
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Associated Press
India
Pakistan
Dacca
New York
United Nations
U Thani
General Assembly
U.N
Eet Radio Pakistan
Teast
Rawalpindi
Kamalpur
Adm
N. Kohli
Arabian Sea
Kashmir
Srinagar
Istate
Chhamb
Calcutta
Meghna
Ashiganja
New Delhi
UPI
He Airlines
IAC
Peter O'Loughlin
Goodfellows Coupon Deadline Approaches in Avaana Journal
The Avaana Journal publishes the Goodfellows coupon drive to collect names of needy children for Christmas. Names will be accepted until Wednesday after screening by local volunteers. The project reports large totals and thousands of requests for visits from Lubbock secret Santas, aiming to help dozens of families.
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Avalanche Journal
Lubbock’s
Secret Santas
Canyon Lakes Project Set For Council Action
The Canyon Lakes project gains council traction with a planned $5 000 plus property charges and a potential $800 000 initial land purchase. City officials warn delays could raise total costs by up to $700 000 and require up to $748 000 in interim financing.
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Lubbock
League of Women Voters
Duane Jordan
Jordan
Weather Map Note For Lubbock And Vicinity
Partly cloudy through Saturday with a warming trend. Today high mid 50s, Saturday highs in the 50s after overnight low in upper 20s. Winds west to northwest 10 to 20 mph. Humidity around 50 percent at midnight. sun rise 7 41 A.M. and sunset 3.
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Lubbock
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Dunia
Jean Hundles
Woo
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David
Elliott White
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