Adulterated Meat From Bootleg Sausage Ties Nation Wide
New York tests show twenty tons of bootleg sausage meat seized in a packing plant are partly beef and partly horse with other undeclared contents. Authorities link the shipment to a mob operated plant possibly distributing nationwide. Kansas Ohio Pittsburgh and Boston seek more details while Australia and New Zealand asked about kangaroo tests. Pacetta notes no kangaroo detected locally but full composition remains unclear.
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Kansas
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Boston
Albert Pacetta
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Pacetta
Maryland
Mayor Would End Auto Tax and Seek Sewer Charge
Mayor Max Tidmore proposed eliminating the personal property tax on autos and instituting a broad based sewer service charge payable with water bills. He called the auto tax unfair and noted a study on its elimination while council members avoided comment at the gathering. Goodfellows plan gift bags for needy Lubbock children with funds short of the 1 per child cost.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Board of Realtors
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Jack Eastman
Rolan Simpson
Gene Alderson
Johnson outlines plan to replace Panama Canal with sea level route
President Johnson proposed earnest planning to replace the Panama Canal with a sea level link between oceans and suggested turning over canal zone control after a new canal opens. Panamanian leaders called the move historic while insisting on key changes to the 1903 treaty.
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Johnson
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Robles
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Bond sale approved for schools in Lubbock area
The Lubbock area school board approves selling 3.4 million dollars of bonds to fund a new junior high and accepts bids, as city and county pages note tightening measures on long distance billing and related plans. The discussion spans pages 1 and 8 with editorials on governance and public finance.
Masked bandits rob two Lubbock supermarkets
Two masked men robbed a Lubbock area supermarket chain on 34th Street, wounding one man, forcing workers into meat vaults, and fleeing in a stolen car. Authorities across the South Plains and New Mexico searched for the suspects after the early Friday heists.
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Milkman shot during Buddy's Supermarket holdup
John W. Dykes, a 58 year old milkman, recounts being shot at Buddy's Supermarket and at a Safeway nearby as two bandits robed the stores. Dykes, wounded in both arms, describes fleeing across a duplex lawn with a trail of blood, aided by a nurse at Methodist Hospital.
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Avalanche-Journal
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34Th, St
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Buddy
34Th St
Safeway
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Bell Dairy Co
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George Hall
Myrtle Mitchell
Mitchell
Spair
Prayer for Insight and Truth
A devotional prayer asking for divine sight to glimpse truth and for truth to be planted in the heart to illuminate understanding. It emphasizes spiritual insight and inner growth.
Witness to Nativity from the Stableboy Simon
Simon the stableboy recalls the rush at the Bethlehem inn during the Roman taxing period. He serves guests including Quirinius the military commander and the chief tax collector, enjoying rare recognition from important visitors as he sleeps in the kitchen.
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Quirinius
Sleet Storm Glazes Roads in Texas Panhandle
A three day wintry blast swept the South Plains with sleet and freezing rain turning roads into dangerous ice. Flights were grounded and a five car pileup occurred near Post as travel nationwide slowed. Forecasters predicted light snow and freezing drizzle turning to rain with thaw expected by morning.
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South Plains
Tech
Janet Huckabay
Lorenzo
Anita Saffell
Meadow
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Everett Groseclose
Avalanche-Journal
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Dallas - Fort Worth
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New Mexico
Midwest
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Cotton price support cut as payments to curb production
The USDA said next year 29 cents a pound will be paid for one inch middling cotton with 16 million acre allotments. Farmers underplant by 5 percent under a domestic allotment to reduce output amid rising surplus. Four convalescent home workers died in a cottage fire in Winfield Illinois. cause undetermined.
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Colombia
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
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Agriculture Department
Winfield, II
Woman killed in five vehicle crash near Post on ice slick roads
A fatal two vehicle crash near Lockney claimed Mrs. Thomasa Hernandez Naranjo 56 as icy roads blinded drivers. Six others including a Post patrolman were injured as three separate crashes occurred outside Justiceburg and Wolfforth amid weather hazards.
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Lockney
Thomasa Hernandez ‘Naranjo
Justiceburg
Wolfforth
Ramon Naranjo
Naranjo
Miguel Mendez
Route 3
Lubbock
Lockney General Hospital
Harmon Funneral
Floydada
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Mendez
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Henry Hardin
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Hardin
Max Knox
Weather Map Summary for Lubbock and Vicinity
Light snow sleet or freezing drizzle changing to light rain then ending today. Not too cold today, colder tonight. High 35, low in the upper teens. Southerly winds 2 to 30 mph. Sunrise 7:47 am, sunset 8:42 pm. Precipitation and temperatures for 24 hours ending midnight last night.
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