Health Care Facilities Sign Affiliation With Texas Medical School
Officials of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center signed affiliation agreements with Lubbock Medical Center and The Presbyterian Center to provide medical services and patient care coordination. The agreements cover hospital supervision, rehabilitation care, and services for indigent women, with roles for Lester E. Wolcott and Samuel D. Richards among others.
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Maddox
Senate
the Center
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Direct Health Sciences
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School of Medicinejater By Lester E. Wolcott, ‘Were Lubbock Medical Center M.D
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Samuel D. Richards
Presbyterian Center
Cedar Ave
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Foundation Names Chairman Dr Royce C Lewis Jr Texas Tech Medical School
Dr Royce C Lewis Jr was named chairman of the TTUSM Foundation at its annual meeting moving up from vice chairman Edward R Smith was elected vice chairman and Dr Sam Arnett Jr secretary Dr George Beck outgoing chairman The Pauline Lane Memorial Medical Student Loan Fund was announced funded by the Lane family to aid medical students at the TTUSM foundation report noted funds may be mailed to the TTUSM Foundation P O Box 4659 Medical School needs include faculty recruitment as a priority amid state funding limits.
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Royce C. Lewis Jr
Lane
W. B. Harris Jr
Ttusm Foundation
P.O
Texas Tech
Leo E. Ells
Texas Tech University Complex
Grover E. Murray
TTUSM
Lewis
Lubbock
Clyde E. Kelsey Jr
Foundation
Five Million Claim Denied By Judge
US District Judge Halbert J. Woodward denied Napoleon Ansley’s $5 million relief claim against a Lubbock prosecutor and two police officers. Ansley, 32, imprisoned for 10 years for receiving and concealing stolen property, challenged alleged constitutional rights. The judge closed the file. Ansley was convicted July 13, 1970, and his conviction was upheld in 1971 by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Woodward
Lubbock
Napoleon Ansley
Bob Odom
Carey
Stafford
Charles Park
Ansley
Levelland
Texas Court of Criminal] ‘Appeals
District Court News A mélange of cases and names in hard to parse text
A district court docket summary lists numerous individuals including Deborah Gail Thomas, 20, of Jersey memory, and Katht Inea Wawker, 18, from shallowater, with mixed references to damages, warranties, and property deeds. Judge Davin presides as cases cover divorce, civil claims, and probation terms amid scattered procedural notes and local party names.
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Mare Eddie Miles
Mise Katht
Inea Wawker
Shallowater
Lubbock Courts District Court
Bala Orana
Swreper
Easton Aus
Darnen
Alta Ramaden
Samulment Tadbock
Ullalng Proguete Aguinat Wite
Carlsbad Murder Suspect Faces Charge
Clovis New Mexico officers report Terry Seaton, 24, was moved to Carlsbad to face a murder charge in the death of 65 year old William L. Davis, a Carlsbad baker. District Attorney J. Lee Cathey said a warrant had been listed for Seaton following the body’s discovery in Davis bakery in May.
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N.M
Terry Seaton
Carlsbad
William L. Davis
Dist
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J. Lee Cathey
Seaton
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Nixon Victory Tops Nation as Votes Reach Record Total
Nixon wins the 1972 election with a historic popular vote total and a solid electoral margin. McGovern carries few states. minor candidates and write-ins account for 71 million votes cast across 50 states and the District of Columbia. The official electoral vote stands at 521 for Nixon and 1 for McGovern, with third parties and independents gathering tens of thousands apiece.
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McGovern
Colombo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
Socialist Workers” Party
Louis Fisher
Socialist Labor Party
Communist Party
Gus Hall
Earle H. Munn
Hospers
Alabama
Party of Alabama
Benjamin Spock
People's Party
California
Colorado
Idaho
Indiana
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New Jersey
Vermont
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Michigan
New Mexico
New York
Cousin
Presidential Race Vote Finals Listed in Asversioh Press
Fragmented OCR shows final vote counts and financial figures across states including Alabama California and Dakota, with several garbled words. The page lists totals like 106,297.58 and 4 2,007.88 among lines mentioning candidates, regions, and vote tallies, reflecting an early 20th century newspaper style.
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Calafornta
Ot Bay Ors
Columbia
Ssaiden Setee
Tlaods Maine Ance
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Dakota
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