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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1971

Page

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Texas Tech coed killed in skydiving fall near Brownfield

Ruth Kathleen Davis, a Texas Tech University coed from Albuquerque, fell about 5000 feet after a planned five second delay during a static line jump near Izy County Airport. She did not deploy both chutes until impact in a plowed cotton field. Funeral arrangements set for Albuquerque with survivors including two sisters and parents.

Brownfield Texas Tech University Miss Davis Justice of the Peace George Albuquerque Fitzgerald Funeral Home Kathryn Davis Los Alamos Robert Goves W. H. Brecht Sapulpa Okla Olive Davis

Lubbock Woman Naomi Martin Fatally Stabbed at Home

Avalanche Journal reports 54 year old Naomi Miller Martin found dead at 4511 42nd St in Lubbock after sister failed to reach her. Police detained a man in his 40s for questioning. Autopsy planned. no signs of struggle, two ornamental sticks possibly used as weapons. Detective notes many fingerprints found. investigation ongoing.

Naomi Martin Bill Morgan Avalanche-Journal Lubbock 42Nd St Naomi Miller Martin James Enger 31St St Martin I George Parramore Ueare Juniper Ave East 19Th O. E. Spencer Mead Lot St. Mary of the Plains Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy Spencer Perkins Sedberry Funeral Home Hevis Christine Austin Lot E. Th. St. In Det Frank Wiley Wiley Martin Aare Pas Inger Laat Domiane Ley Sadie Kiel

Notable reads in Lubbock daily news roundup

Area residents engage in pre-convention work for the National Cotton Council with Scout officials assisting deposits. A feature notes a woman stating aviation is not difficult for women. A comic dictionary and a psychiatry piece appear alongside local society items and page references.

National Cotton Council

Early Days Rules Strict Tasks Many For Teacher Av

The piece notes George R. Bean, once a Red Mud schoolteacher below Caprock, who later became an early Lubbock attorney. It reflects on the strong emphasis on discipline and the numerous reforms in teaching across years, contrasting pioneer methods with modern advances in education.

George R. Bean Red Mud Caprock Lubbock

Wife's parting gesture hello not goodbye at Apollo 14 start

At Cape Kennedy families bid farewell to Apollo 14 crew as Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa prepare for liftoff. Port Louise Mitchell and two nieces share tender moments before launch while astronauts endure emotional goodbyes beneath space helmets.

Docking Hope Saves Apollo Lunar Mission

Three Americans roared from Earth orbit and fought a docking crisis to link the command module and lunar lander on the fifth try. Roosa, Shepard, and Mitchell faced a probe latches failure, considered external repairs, then achieved a secure docking enabling the moon mission to proceed.

Earth Orbit Stuart A. Roosa Roosa Alan B. Shepard Jr Edgar D. Mitchell Mission Control Stu Houston Mitchell Shepard Moon Lunar Earth NASA Spacemen

Gun Battle Ends With Officer and Bandit Slain in Houston

An early Sunday gunfight on Houston's Gulf Freeway left a police officer and a bandit dead after a robbery in progress. Witnesses reported the suspect attempting to flee the scene as officers exchanged shots near a station.

Houston Lee Suny Gulf Freeway

Prayer Prayer Mignone Strength Sources

Fragmentary text mentions prayer and strength with unclear names and places. No coherent event, date, or identifiable organizations present to anchor a proper news summary.

Nixon heartily wishes Apollo 14 crew Godspeed

President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon expressed strong support for the Apollo 14 mission. They offered good luck, prayers for safety, and praise to astronauts Shepard Roosa and others, noting national pride and unity as the rocket lifted from Cape Kennedy bound for the moon.

Moon Cape Kennedy Pad Re- Cruz Bay V.S Earth Richard Nixon Air Force Stuart A Roosa Ameri Caribbean Coker Nixon

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