Yule Trail Lights Begin As Lubbock Contest Opens
The 23rd annual Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Home Christmas Lighting Contest begins with 112 entries citywide after a final entry day. Entries include four decorated neighborhoods and 54 exterior, 26 window, and 29 doorway displays. Judging starts at 6 p.m. tonight and the public may view the scenes along Lubbock’s Yule Trail.
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Secret Kopechne autopsy bid blocked by judge
Judge Bernard Brominski ruled there is insufficient evidence to overturn the death by drowning finding in the Kopechne case and barred an autopsy or exhumation. The ruling clears a path for a secret inquest into how Mary Jo Kopechne died in the Kennedy car crash off Chappaquiddick, Massachusetts.
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Berkeley Heights
Larksville
Market survey shows exe prices rise while production falls
The Lubbock area market report notes higher executive prices against a backdrop of reduced production, reflecting a cautious economic tilt for investors and producers across the region. The piece highlights price trends and potential impacts on regional markets.
Senate clears tax reform bill for final vote before Christmas
The Senate approved the final tax reform bill after clearing numerous amendments. It raises Social Security benefits, cuts income taxes for middle earners, and extends the six month Surtax and auto excise. A conference with the House is planned, with a White House submission expected before Christmas.
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Prayer Message Calls for Courage to Share Peace with God
A reader asks for strength to proclaim the highest Peace message through faith in God. The plea centers on inspiring others to seek reconciliation with the Divine and live in harmony with spiritual guidance.
Trio Leaves Quarantine Ahead of Apollo 12 Launch
Apollo 12 astronauts Pete Conrad Richard Gordon and Alan Bean exited quarantine at the Manned Spacecraft Center 18 hours early clearing the way for a March 12 launch. Lovell Mattingly and Haise are scheduled for the Mare Tranquillitatis landing site mission with a moon highlands target.
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Close By Mysteries: 100 Years of Human Limits
Arthur C Clarke reflects on a century of unknowns from polar ignorance to deep sea depth, aviation milestones, and Africa’s still unexplored mysteries. He notes how humanity has yet to descend 100 feet underwater, reach 15 miles up, and fully chart vast regions.
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Hanoi Reports Release of 23 POWs in Go Cong Province
The Viet Cong freed 23 South Vietnamese soldiers captured on December 2 in Go Cong, south of Saigon. A VNA spokesman said the soldiers thanked the Viet Cong for leniency and condemned US and South Vietnamese governments for forcing them to fight in the war.
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Newark Grand Jury Probes Mayor as Mob Ties Rise
Federal inquiry centers on Newark Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio amid a broader crime syndicate push into New Jersey government. U S Attorney Lacey vows war on organized crime as grand jury questions unfold and two witnesses invoke the Fifth Amendment.
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Without Help Yule Season Not Joyous For Many
West Texas sun shines on Lubbock skylines while hardship grows in poverty pockets. An apartment letter pleads for aid as a husband faces hospital operation and job loss, leaving four children without Christmas relief.
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West Texas
Lubbock
Plaintiff Rests In Bank Suit Amid Juries Respite
Attorney statements reveal Citizens National Bank mortgages totaling 1 564 100 dollars tied to ranches owned by Mans Moore as Homer G Maxey rests case against Cassel. Judge Pat releases jury until January 5 while Plaza Building Corp faces 1 3 million debt.
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Witness to Defense Opening in Long Local Suit
The defense plans to call its first witness Friday in what is described as the longest case in Lubbock County. Motions will be heard by the judge that morning as the bank foreclosure dispute with Maxey continues, amid cross examination about debt payoffs and ranching interests.
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