OPEC Ministers Open Doha Talks on Oil Price Rise
In Doha, OPEC ministers signal a possible price increase after Saudi Arabia backs a six month freeze. Iran and Iraq push for higher rises while U S officials oppose any hike. Conference runs through Friday with decision expected soon.
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Goodfellows Receive Soccer Balls for Lubbock Toy Drive
Chief Goodfellow notes soccer balls donated by the Lubbock Soccer Association will help fill 9 000 Christmas gift packages for needy boys and girls in Lubbock. Volunteers aim to cut toy costs by adding new and lightly used items. donations by mail are welcomed to Chief Goodfellow P O Box 491 Lubbock Texas 79408.
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Autopsy Sought in Garza Death Case In Slaton
Justice of the Peace Arvin Stafford intends to ask Lubbock County Health Officer Dr. James Morris to perform an autopsy on Severo Garza whose body was found in the trunk of a Slaton car. The move follows county autopsy disputes and funding battles with Physicians Pathology Service.
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Tech Student Beaten Shot In Gulf Service Station Robbery
A 22-year-old Texas Tech student, Jim Adair of Richardson, was pistolwhipped and shot in the lower back during a robbery at a Gulf Service Station near campus about 10:10 p.m. Two black men, wearing sacks over their heads, fled in a white 1987 Ford with a third man. Adair crawled 15 feet to reach help. he is in guarded condition at Methodist Hospital.
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Pancho Claus Returns To Lubbock In Mexican American Holiday Card
Pancho Claus arrives in Lubbock for the Christmas season in a poncho and sombrero, traveling by donkey cart. The program at Aztlan Area Park features fruit and candy for children, carols, magic, and a nativity. Pancho Claus, started by the American G I Forum in 1970, aims to engage Mexican American communities and has grown to ten sponsors raising over two thousand dollars.
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Technicalities Loopholes Reduce Criminals Odds
This feature discusses how defense tactics rely on technicalities to get guilty clients acquitted. It notes the adversary system aims to protect liberty and justice, while acknowledging the potential for rights violations and the exclusionary rule to limit illegally obtained evidence. It mentions professors Larkin and Benson proposing a bill, which failed to advance.
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