Theft and Assault Reported in Lubbock Incidents
Police logged multiple Saturday incidents including two assaults leaving a man in ICU from a deep neck wound and another with facial injuries on the Texas Tech campus. A robbery probe pursued after suspects were not identified in a lineup.additional thefts, burglaries and property losses across several addresses.
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Tavo
Larry Wenter
45Th St
Fat Ave
Texas Tech
Rve
Lewter
J. W. Stewart
Lubbock
Seaboard Finance
34Th St
Benny Carlos
48Th St
Carlos
Clovis Road
L&s
Clovis
Mike Rodriguez
Dixie Drive
Apt. 2
Thomas
5Th St
Ant
Marion Sanford
23Rd St
E. S. Gonzales
42Nd St
Dallas Couple Pledges $1 Million for Law Library
Mr and Mrs George M Underwood Jr of Dallas pledge 1 million toward a new law library at a Methodist University. Dean Charles O Galvin said the gift launches a fund drive to support a 4 5 million law quadrangle project including Florence Hall renovation. The library and furnishings will cost 3 8 million.
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Qallas
George M. Underwood Jr
Dallas
Thern Methodist University
Arles.o. Galvin
Law School
Florence Hall
Ersa
Dedication Services for New Church Building
A dedication ceremony today marks the opening of the new church facilities with a luncheon and open house. Kline, formerly pastor of the church now in Lubbock, will give the dedicatory address. Duckworth, the pastor, will deliver the morning sermon.
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Kney
Ices
Kline
The
Rch
Lubbock
Duckworth
Monterey Center
Dunlap’s
Red Cross Shoe
Hemphill-Wells
Penn student held on murder arson in fraternity house fire
Richard Noble, a 20 year old University of Pennsylvania student from Idaho, was held without bail on murder and arson charges after a fraternity house fire December 10 killed three. His attorney argued lack of evidence of intent and said an appeal would seek to reduce charges to bailable offenses.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Richard J. Noble
Orofino
Idaho
Noble
Bernard
Segal
District Attorney's Office
Common Pleas Court
Murider
Lvania
Frederika
Eleven Texas cities approve 1% sales tax in vote
The one percent municipal sales tax passed in 11 Texas cities Saturday raising the total to 131 approving cities while 18 rejected it. Cities voting yes include Kleberg Cedar Hill Highland Park Knox City Bastrop Muleshoe Marble Falls Big Spring Eagle Pass Athens Clyde with Big Spring facing strong opposition and weather delays. Howard County also rejected a county airport authority proposal and a $750000 bonds plan for airport improvements.
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Texas
Kleberg
Cedar Hill
Highland Park
Knox City
Bastrop
Muleshoe
Marble Falls
Big Spring
Eagle Pass
Athens
Clyde
Howard County
the. Authority
Subscriptions Offerings for Lubbock Avalanche Journal Mall
The notice lists home delivery options for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal including Morning, Evening, and Sunday editions with pricing across 1 month, 3 months, and 1 year. Rates vary by combination such as Morning Only 14.85, Evening Only 12.90, Sunday Only 12.00, and Morning & Sun 16.60. Additional fees cover postage to Lubbock, Texas.
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The
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Ae J
Lubbock
Texas
Eias
Weveeaereee
Cvs
Cs.ss
Morning & Sun
Evening
Sun
MornBve
Tex
Greek King Constantine Told He May Return as Symbol
Mediators Stylianos Pipinelis and Archbishop Hieronymos returned to Athens after delivering the king’s reply to government terms. The rulers demand Constantine return as a nonpolitical symbol, shedding power and corrupt courtiers, and excluding Queen Frederika from the scene.
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Ernest A. Lotito
Athens
UPI
Constantine
Stylianos
Pipinelis
Tieronymos
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Anderson
Anderson's
Quitite
Henry Shipp
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