Dates To Remember On The 1974 Political Calendar
January 7 candidates may file for party primaries. January 8 officials election for water districts. January 15 Lubbock civic center bond election. February 40 last day to file by 6 pm. April 6 Lubbock school board election. April date for council election to be set. May 4 statewide party primaries. June 16 Paris primary runoffs. November 5 general election includes vote on a new state constitution.
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Rod Shaw
Alton Griffin
Robert Wright
Wayne LeCroy
Charles Smith
McAlister
Mahon
Lubbock
Bob Price
Cwabarma
Comepo
Jack Phoahtawrr
Vernon
Hay
Blugsseh
Reya
Wild Political Year On Tap For Lubbock Area
A surge of potential candidates surfaces in Lubbock and surrounding counties as legislators and officials weigh bids. Figures include Rep. Tarbox, Blanchard, Jones, Mahon, Turner, West, and local race watchers eyeing mayoral, council, and school board seats amid grants, health rumors, and redistricting debates.
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Lubbock
Tao
Seth
Terlguves
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Chip Ager
Mayer
Civic Center
Ciigeen Bs
Alas
Warner
City Firm Target of U S Order
The U S Department of Agriculture charged Cattlemen's Commission Co. of Lubbock with violating the Packers and Stockyards Act and ordered the firm to stop financing arrangements for independently operated dealers. The order, issued by ALJ William J. Weber, targets holding accounts and guaranteeing bank loans used to finance livestock purchases for sale through the stockyard.
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Oklahoma
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Lubbock Agriculture Department
Indicted Justice Of Peace Won't Resign Despite 79 Counts
Montgomery County justice of the peace Bert Patton, indicted on 79 counts for skimming traffic fines, says he has no plan to resign and will pursue a speedy trial. County Attorney Bernadino notes discrepancies between fines collected and reported, with amounts per ticket ranging from 1 to 30 dollars. The case follows a lengthy investigation of justice of the peace operations in the county.
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Justice of’ the Peace
Bert Patton
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