Cold snap grips the northern Plains to New England
Arctic air brings subzero chills across the northern Plains to the upper Mississippi Valley. Temperatures drop from 52 degrees at 5 p.m. to 35 by 8 p.m. in places like Lubbock, while the Texas coast reports light rain and gusty winds prompting small craft advisories.
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Plains
Mississippi Valley
Midwest
Central Plains
Great Lakes
New England
Lubbock
National Weather Service
Texas
Brownsville
Port Arthur
Houghton
New York
UPI
Durk
Kriegel
Insmission
New
York City
Ders
Frank Serpico
John V. Lindsay
David Durk
Arnold Fraiman
Jayt Kriegel
Knapp’ Commission
Lindsay
Birth Announcements From Various Families
Several birth notices list newborns with weights and hospital times. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wayne French of Petersburg and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Garcia of Talou, along with other couples and hospitals such as St. Marys, Lakeland Fipe, and Reese AFB Hospital.
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Tontingo Gonzales
Auburn
Cnn
St Mary's Hospital
Teer
Interstate Securities
Kenneth Wayne French
Petersburg
Seugiter
St. Mary's, Hospital
Simon Garcia
Talouomine
Weigbing
Areisobbock Ostenpslinic Hospital
Hiner
Lakeland Fipe
Abbock
Second search nets more items from raid in South Lubbock
Detectives recovering from a Thursday raid at a South Lubbock apartment found several thousand dollars in clothing antique dishes and other items believed stolen in recent break-ins A coin box tied to a holdup was also recovered Five people three men and two women were arrested during the raid which yielded a $3150 mink coat The apartment manager terminated the lease but allowed officials to reenter after a resident reported missing money The haul marked the largest in months including clothing coats a television set radio clock shotguns and rifles
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South Lubbock
Two Women Hurt In Auto Mishap Near Levelland
Two women were injured in an auto mishap on Texas 116 about three miles east of Levelland. Mrs. Roque Garcia, 39, of Levelland, and Laura Nell Garner, 19, of Lubbock, were taken to Cook Memorial Hospital where Garcia was listed in satisfactory condition Friday night. Garner, a South Plains College student, was transferred to Methodist Hospital and was under treatment with possible head injuries.
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Levelland
Texas 116
Here
Roque Garcia
Laura _ Nell Garner
36Th St
Lubbock
Cook Memorial Hospital
Slaton Day Care Named Model Center in Region Six
Slaton area day care center chosen as a model Child Development Center among 14 in a five state region during a Headstart Leadership Development program conference. TSU consultants including Allee Mitchell Faust Garcia Dora Cullivan and Gudron Wicklund train directors teachers and aides from Lubbock Shallowater Roosevelt and Slaton. Near completion the Slaton center will be housed in the Evans MultI Vice Center of the Community Action Agency and will serve 20 students, with 40 at one location, once opened.
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Service Center
Texas Southern University
Houston
Gudron Wicklund
Willie Brown
Slaton
Center
Frances Lyle
Balls
Headstart
West Texas
Slaten
Lubbock
Shallowater
Roosevelt
Allee Mitchell
Faust Garcia
TSU
Dora Cullivan
Southwest Division
Evans Multi Vice
Community Action Agene
Slaten Center
Ralls
Texas Tech University
Community Action Agency
Presbyterian Center
Carter Chapel
Jtton
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lubbock County
Carolyn Chandler
Margo Gibson
Silverton Receives 90000 Gift for Clinic and Ambulance
The Briscoe County Clinic Association and Silverton Ambulance Service received a $90,000 no strings attached gift from Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cogdell. The donors announced plans to fund a new clinic and purchase a new ambulance at First State Bank, aiming to keep a resident doctor in Silverton. The gift comes from a hospital trust fund created by the late D. M. Cogdell, Sr.
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Silverton
Briscoe County
Cogdell
Clinic Association
First State Bank
D. M. Cogdell, Sr
Fire damages Longhorn Supply in Odessa. heavy losses reported
Odessa fire crews battled a 4 am blaze at Longhorn Supply Company injuring inventory and causing very heavy losses in office equipment and records. Six units fought the fire with two patrolmen spotting it and extensive damage expected as inventory continues. In Texas separate note, two Houston businessmen faced fines totaling over 700 dollars for illegal dove baiting during opening mourning dove season.
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Odessa
Longhorn Supply Company
South Odessa
Carl Crowson
Longhorn Supply
Tulsa
Ogla
Austin
Houston
Mills to headline $100-a-plate fund-raiser for Runnels
U S Rep Wilbur D Mills chairman of the Ways and Means Committee will be featured speaker at a Jan 27 dinner in Hobbs to raise funds for Rep Harold Runnels. Fincher Neal Hobbs attorney will host as master of ceremonies. Tickets are on sale locally. London: a police officer sacked for kissing a policewoman.
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Hobbs
U. S
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
House
U.S
Harold Runnels
Lovington
Runnels
Holiday Inn
Fincher Neal
Mills
Capacity Crowd Attends Yule Production at LTC Playhouse
A capacity audience enjoyed a one hour ten minute Christmas show at the LTC Playhouse 2308 Ave P presented by Capacity Crowd On Hand Ltd. Directed by Roland W Myers the program mixed songs poetry and dance The Elves Story of Christmas featured Ginger McFadden Kathy Barron Lisa Greer and Sally Woods with Choreography by Janis Geddes Barbara Thompson The cast included Fanny Smith Ricky McCollum Kevin Parker and Linda Davis Santa Claus led carols after the performance with a Tahoka audience presence noted.
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Jack Sheridan
Linda Hubbard
Avalanche Journal
Jill_ Anderson
Elizabeth
Ginger McFadden
P * Deneham Mt
Uubbook Theatre Centre
Erkins
Tin Soldiers
Sherry Jackson
Karl Alright
Dresden Dolls
Jon
Kathy Barron
Lisa Greer
Selly Woods
Miss Jackson
Angel
Fanny Smith
Janis Geddes
Barbara
Thompson
Ricky McCollum
Kevin Parker
Ete Rogers
Uncle Bertel
Linda Davis
Myers
Frank Copeland
Charlotte Harper
Santa Claus
Tahoka
Lamesa Council Sets Special Election on Charter
The Lamesa City Council has called a special election for December 28 to consider proposed changes to the city charter. A city charter commission studied the measures addressing boundaries council powers council elections dates terms recall initiative referendum and tax levies.
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Lamesa
City Charter Commission
Final Arguments Set In Seminole Injunction Case
In 106th District Court a night session heard final arguments in a dispute between Wahlsing Christina Corp Inc as plaintiff and First National Bank of Seminole as defendant. A temporary restraining order barred bank repossession of Agro Resources Inc equipment valued around 500 dollars. Nine witnesses testified in a rapid night session after three had testified earlier.
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Seminole
106Th District Court
Fice
Wahlsing Christina Corp. Inc
First National Bank of
Dist
George Hansard
Hobbs Bank
Agro Resources Inc
Vahlsing
Thhe Bank
Hansard
Break In Probed At City Store
Police investigated a break in at the Top Dollar Store on Parkway Drive with about $200 taken from the safe. Also under probe is the theft of $1,200 in tools from Lubbock Trade School on Ave C. Catherine Hood reported a purse theft containing $900 cash and a $4,500 check in a club on Erskine Street. Additional thefts were reported at two motels Friday including a $400 TV at John Deere House Motel and $39 in items at Holiday Inn Parkway Drive.
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Parkway Drive
Lubbock
Ave. C
Catherine Hood
Louisville Drive
Erskine St
John
Son House
4801
Ave
Holiday Inn
Tahokan Pleads Guilty to Mail Fraud Theft Case
Tahoka man William P. Tomlinson 31 pleaded guilty to a federal mail fraud count for obtaining a 2.03 aerosol de-icer with a stolen oil company credit card. He waived grand jury presentation and faces up to 1000 dollars fine and five years per count. Sentencing set for next Wednesday. he has been jailed on 4000 dollar bond.
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William P. Tomlinson
Tahoka Friday
U.S
Judgc
Halbert C. Woodward
Tomlinson
Liew
D. B
Cook Memorial
Raul Perez
Lubbock
Mistrial Declared in Odessa Fraud Case
Midland special report says Clifton Ralph Cramer of Odessa faced 16 counts of mail fraud related to newspaper advertising from November 1970 to February 1971. After five hours the eight men and four women jury was hung. Forty witnesses testified for the prosecution and seven for the defense.
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Midland
Clifton Ralph Cramer
Odessa
Cramer
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Hub Smokey
Superior
Wis
Chicago
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Mobile
Whitman Knapp
Wall Street
Serpico
Fraiman
Larry A. Bowermaster
Weishing
Reding
Reese Afb
Reese
S. Set
William R. Ducey
Jarvis
Reese Apb
Teese
W. Edwards
Reese Ville
Tnether
Dennis Givens
Brown
M Daushier
University Hospital
al Farmer
Hel
State Supreme Court
Tion
Erskine Ave
Sioner Howard Leary
Leary
Ricky ‘Smith
Boedeker
Sioner
London
Area Center
Bobby
Col
Arthur McClurg
28Th St
Sam Davenport
39Th St
Plumbers and Pipefitters Union
McClurg
Davenport
Earl Griffin
International Union
Bill Shaver
Crete
Boot & Western Store Cocr
Tahokan
Levelland Boy
Enzo
Granbury
Prater’s
Lan
Prater's
Wathome
University Avenue
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