Higher Education Plan Urges Federal Support and Medical Expansion
A Carnegie Commission report urges President Nixon and Congress to back higher education with major federal funding, shifting focus to student aid and construction. It projects 7 billion dollars in 1970 and 15 billion by 1976 to preserve autonomy and diversity while expanding medical education by 75 percent over eight years. federal spending in related areas stands at 5.5 billion.
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Nixon
Congress
Kerr
Carnegie Corp
Managers say labor market loose as stores recruit for busy season
Clark's Discount Department Stores and other chains report ample job seekers with stores stocking shelves daily. Martin says Dunlaps hires freely as an equal opportunity employer, while Globe Discount City notes a flood of applicants but few qualified workers. Out-of-town shoppers rise modestly from last year’s farm year.
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Clark's Discount Department Stores
Martin
Dunlap's
Jim Arriola
Globe Discount City
Teaver to Take Real Estate Leader Role in Austin
Named was disbanded. Teaver has run Teamac Homes Inc in Lubbock for 20 years with mortgage loans and insurance. Former Retail Credit Company chief inspector, he joins Smith's team, moving to Austin to work from the Driskill Hotel until inauguration. He and his wife Suzanne have two sons.
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Teaver
Dallas
Lubbock
Teamac Homes Inc
Lubbock Board of Realtors
National Association of Real Estate Boards
The
Mortgage Bankers Association
Kiwanis and
Civitan Clubs
Austin
Smith
Driskill Hotel
Suzanne
Kenosha Drive
Unclear meeting notes outline chamber rotation plan
Security National Bank moves within a rotation schedule described at a chamber gathering. Medical school and interstate highway progress were touched on along with a report from the Lubbock Amarillo chamber directors inter_city meeting. Clem Beverie presided with A C Verner Clyde M Owens Dr O Brandon Hull John Whitcomb L Edwin Smith Ray Chapman Fred Imberlake Chas A Guy RB H McKelvy present.
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Security National Bank
Chamber
Lubbock
Amarillo
Clem Beverie
A. C. Verner
Clyde M. Owens
O. Brandon Hull
John Whitcomb
L. Edwin Smith
Ray Chapman
Fred Imberlake
Chas
A. Guy
RB. H. McKelvy
Suspect Charged After Extradition
Neal Chavers 23 of Aberdeen St was charged with theft over 50 dollars for an Aug 4 incident. Arrested in New Orleans and returned by Lubbock County deputies. Bond set at 2000 by JP Wayne LeCroy. Another felony charge named Stanley Harrell 18 of 310 Carpenter Hall Texas Tech. Harrell of Littlefield is charged in connection with a 17 year old Noy. He posted 500 dollars.
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Mble
Neal Chavers
Aberdeen St
Chavers
New Orleans
Lubbock County
Justice of the
Wayne LeCroy
Stanley Jay Harrell
Carpenter Hall
Texas Tech
Harrell
Littlefield
Reds Agree To Deliver Christmas Cards To Captured Pilots
Washington reports North Vietnam for the first time will allow U S pilots held in Hanoi to receive Christmas cards and nonperishable gifts via regular mail. The Pentagon warned mailing limits and noted the broader context of prisoner exchanges amid Vietnam War hostilities.
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Washington
UPL
North Vietnam
State Department
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Faris
Xuan Thuy
Harriman
Robert J. McCloskey
Hanoi
Thuy
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Pentagon
Vietnam
North
Navy
Army
Air Force
Cabinet Kids Tour White House And Capitol
33 children of Cabinet members toured Washington with Patricia Nixon and Luci Johnson Nugent guiding. The group roamed the White House and Statuary Hall as questions about lunch echoed from Carl Hickel and others amid remarks on government buildings and future appointments.
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Luce
Tricia
Luci Johnson Nugent
Tricia Nixon
White House
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Washington
Jim Hardin
Alex Shultz
Joe
Carl Hickel
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Patricia Nixon
Nixon
Alaska
Walter
Civil Rights Suit Settled Against Farmers Co-op
A civil rights suit brought by Mexican American and Negro members of the United Packinghouse Food and Allied Workers AFL-CIO against Farmers Cooperative Compress ends in a out of court settlement. An injunction bars employment discrimination based on race color or national origin for two years with contempt remedies for ongoing violations. The case was to go to trial January 2 in U S District Court here.
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Compress
U. S
Halbert Woodward
Thomas J. Griffith
United ,Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers
Afl-Cio
Frat Introduces 18 Sophomore LCC Pledges
The Nu Phi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa welcomed eighteen sophomore pledges at Lubbock Christian College in Katie Rogers Hall. A post ceremony reception featured Otis Pitts of LCC performing The Impossible Dream. Eligibility requires a 3.5 GPA for sophomores and freshmen with 3.79 average may enter after fall.
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Nu Phi
Phi Theta Kappa
National Fraternity For
Katie Rogers
Lubbock Christian College
Otis Pitts
LCC
Larry Coburn
Larry Dyer
Susan Farrell
Jay Wischkaemper
Phil Hindsley
Pam Dutton
Doris Crawford
Ronnie Field
Fvertt Huffard
Pam Palmer
Richard Rogers
Carol Barber
Karen Butler
Sandy Leftwich
Phyllis Rogers
Jerry Sherman
John Crisp
Garland Jarvis
Marriage Invalidated in Durban Over unsigned License
A Durban court voided a marriage license after the bride admitted she did not sign it. She had sent her sister to sign on her behalf due to illness. The couple, now expecting, seeks to remarry promptly.
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Durban
South Africa
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Village Lounge
Brownfield Hwy
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Xjohnny Bush
Cotton Club
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KoKo Korner
Texas
Goodayear
General Electric
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Goodyear
Boston
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Lubbock Music Center
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