Penn Central Bill Advances To Ease Rail Crisis
A Senate subcommittee approved emergency legislation for $100 million in direct Treasury loans or government-guaranteed loans to Penn Central to prevent a January shutdown. Trustees warn the wage hike Congress approved raises costs, pushing the carrier toward bankruptcy without more federal aid. Hartke seeks immediate action while noting prior opposition to such aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Penn Central Railroad
Treasury
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Penn Central
Congress
Hartke
Hatke
Philadelphia
Birth Announcements From Local Families
A series of birth notices from Methodist and Highland Hospitals list newborns and family details. Parents include Don Bouse, John Wolcikowisk, Donald Stewart Jr, Clinton Thomas, Richard Cortez, Joe Diaz, Sgt Robert Boyd, Mike Richardson, and others. Each entry notes infant weight, delivery time, hospital, and father's occupation.
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Don Bouse
Jil Ath
Methodist Hospital
John Wolcikowisk
Plainview
Donald R. Stewart Jr
1St St
Highland Hospital
Lubbock-Amarillo Armored Service
Clinton Thomas
Lubbock
Richard Cortez
KE. Amherst St
Robert Boyd
Quaker Ave
Reese Afb
SPAG Trainees To Receive Graduation Certificates Today
South Plains Association of Government president Meldon Leslie will award graduation certificates to SPAG basic law enforcement trainees at 4:30 p.m. at South Plains Junior College. Officers completed modules on criminal law review, statutes, liquor laws, evidence, juvenile handling, firearms, and jail procedures amid a new state requirement for certification within one year of appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains Association of Government
Meldon Leslie
Tohoka
SPAG
South Plains Junior College
Texas Commission On Law Enforcement Officer
Forgery Conviction Leads to Five Years Probation
Jerry Dean Johnson of 2410 Weber Dr Apt D received five years probation after pleading guilty to passing a forged 99.72 check in Aug at Buddy's Supermarket on 50th Street and Avenue H. Investigators traced the check to Adolph Hanslik Cotton Co. at 1510 Ayre. Judge Pat S. Moore presided in Lubbock District Court.
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Jerry Dean Johnson
Weber Dr
Apt
O.ne
Johnson
Pat S. Moore
Pat King
Buddy’s
50Th Street
Avenue
Adolph Hanslik Cotton’ Co
Health program to screen poor children begins partial rollout
The Department of Health will partially implement a 1967 law requiring states to screen and treat health defects in poor children. The plan, delayed from a July 1 1969 deadline, covers six million welfare children under 21 with phased rolls through 1973. States have 80 days to comment after proposed regulations.
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Department of Hi Tion
Ard Wellaré
Sen. Abraham. A. Ribicoff
D.conn
Department
Tna
Federal judges ascend 12 flights after Houston fire
Two federal judges climbed 12 flights to reach their offices in the federal courthouse after a predawn generator fire cut power. Elevator service was restored midmorning, leaving hundreds of employees waiting in the lobby or outside until elevators ran again.
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Houston
Federal Court House
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18Th St
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Avalanche- Journal
Avenue J
Texas
Monterey
Manuva
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Federal
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Ratwong Barr
Indiana
Magicland
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Philco
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Philee
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Bing & Grondahl
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Denmark
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Amalienborg Palace
Saly
Fredrick’ V
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