10 Day injunction ends train stoppage and sparks new talk
Court halted the rail shutdown with a restraining order as federal action looms. Union leaders urge a voluntary return to work while negotiations push for Railway Labor Act reform and broader Taft Hartley revisions.
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National
Politician Hall mulls bid as Texas races heat up
In Texas, Hall weighs a challenge to Governor Preston Smith amid late voter signups and party maneuvering. Yarborough and Barnes file for re election, with Clark named campaign finance director. Barnes touts unity while discussing prayer breakfasts and tax sharing with federal officials as registration gains push Democratic hopes.
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Ben Barnes
John Conally
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Australia
Lyndon Johnson
Clark
Elmer Baum
Franklin Roosevelt
Baum
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Texas
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Houston
Washington
Bentsen
Automakers Face Pinch As 1970 Outlook Cuts Into Profits
A General Motors economist and industry analysts warn of a recessionlike downturn in auto demand through 1969 and into 1970. They note credit tightening, weak consumer sentiment, and rising steel costs as key drags. Inventories grow while labor and steel price hikes pressure margins for automakers and suppliers.
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George Katona
University of Michigan Survey Research Center
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Still Counting as Lubbock Voters Reach 72 500 Estimate
In Lubbock County voters count continues with 72 500 projected by Austin figures though County Chairman Thompson questions the total. Registration applications arrive by mail through Monday. eligible voters will participate in state and local elections from March 1 to Feb. 28, 1971. Contested races include Horace McQueer vs Elmer Tarbox and Paulina Jacobs vs Alton Braceli.
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Lubbock County
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Elmer Tarbox
Toth
Paulina Jacobs
Texas Tech
Alton Braceli
Madison Sowder
Conmay
Joe Cereening
Fire alarms and grass fire incidents noted in city
Fire alarms reported at several locations including a grass fire on a racroad near New Jerai. no water heater damage noted. Damages ranged up to 2000 dollars, with no injuries. City of Law bork owned property involved. nearby streets and time stamps indicate late afternoon incidents.
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City of Law Bork
Bell Gum
Hugh Bengal
Swain Eubanks Rites Monday in Tatum Church of Christ
Swain Eubanks 82 longtime area resident died Saturday at Lea General Hospital Hobbs after a long illness. Services set for 2 pm Monday at SmithRogers Funeral Home Chapel with Burtin Gray officiating burial at Tatum Cemetery. He was born in Vilas Texas and lived in Tatum 40 years retired rancher. Survivors include his wife Winnie three daughters Mrs Wilmer Craig Mrs Vince Craig Mrs Neil Johnson four sisters twelve brothers nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Congratulatory note on birth at local hospital
A garbled report from a local newspaper notes the birth of a daughter to Mio and Mira, mentioning Jerald Ward and several unrelated terms. The text includes hospital references, family names, and scattered phrases about the event without clear dates or coherent details.
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Mio
Mira
Jerald Iowane Ward
West
Glass Shattered At Piarres Market In Break-In Attempt
Police investigated an attempted break-in at Piarre's Super Market located at 26th and Bostorr. A front plate glass window was shattered, with damage estimated around $10. Officers said nothing else appeared stolen or disturbed.
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Ooffterais
Office Raid Arrest in Texas Steel Break-in
An arrest was made Saturday in a break-in at Texas Steel, Inc. TH Forskine police said burglars entered between noon Saturday and Tom, ransacking the office and removing two checkbooks, a transistor radio, and a cigarette lighter. Police also investigated a second burglary at Civne Arts Theatre, 2207 Sith, where two projectors and two films were reported missing. no arrests yet in that case.
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CAP Schedules Lecture Today
Ots Sitho of the Federal Agittiat Administration will seo- Nore on and demonstrate Sveptige: out a omectime of the Aubbook Senor Squadpm of the Crt Arr Catrol today, hoe meeting, one of a con. Jimuene eddeatinal series, wall gerundermvay ato pam. at Town and Contes Ac Pack, Felowine the oclasspoar traver, there will be er prdetier aarely pissing.
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Federal Agittiat Administration
Wwe
Census Unit Prepares For Large April Enumeration
Census workers in 17 counties gear up for a major field effort during the first half of April. The program pays about $2 per hour, with training and vest provision planned toward February end as crews are selected for the statewide tally.
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Tee Rede
MeCrstand
Murety
Apri
Washimeben
Rotman
Lee Aesth McCuasiain
Poveardreios
Cotton Council weighs demand trends and CPI research
Proposals from the Cotton Producers Institute outline expanding markets for cotton while the CPI prepares a staff to promote research. Horne notes higher foreign demand may ease with U.S. port prospects improving next year as producers debate policy paths and administration plans.
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Council
Ueoward Alford
Lubbock
The
Cotton Producers Institute
GPL
U.S
Alford
CPI
Nixon
Ken Frick
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Joe Moss
ASCS
Tom Abernathy
Mississippi
House
Wears
Tax office mailing and in person license renewals explained
The notice outlines how to obtain or renew licenses by mail or in person at the tax office. It notes postmark deadlines around March 4 and describes required fees, tag issuance, and eligibility. It lists locations and addresses for submission and references special forms and deadlines.
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Wies
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