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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1972

Page

7

Goals Achieved in Texas Child Development Plan 1971

Smith outlines strides in Texas for child development and welfare with Wilbur Cohen as adviser. Office of Early Childhood Development started. first community program to operate in Corpus Christi. Vocational education funding rose. new state universities and medical schools approved. housing survey conducted and advisory council formed to address Texas housing needs.

Wilbur Cohen Lyndon B. Johnson Corpus Christi Texas Snyder Vernon Dallas County Junior College

Governor's plane near crash in run from San Angelo

Governor Preston Smith revealed a near crash in Austin after his executive plane failed to retract its front wheel on takeoff. The craft circled for hours to burn fuel, then landed safely at a San Antonio airbase after an emergency system deployed. Smith joked about journalists writing his obituary as he displayed the broken bolt that caused the malfunction.

Austin UPI Preston Smith Smith San Angelo San Antonio

Area Day at Texas Tech Opens To 20 South Plains Towns

Texas Tech hosts Area Day inviting about 24 visitors from some 20 South Plains towns to tour the campus. Dr Grover Fo Murray welcomes guests in the Museum, followed by a Q and A session and lunch in a residence hall. A campus tour ends mid afternoon as the university pursues educational aims.

Texas Tech Meyers South Plains No O Grover Fo Murray Trek Murray Lem Texas Tech University

Senate action urged on civil rights under the Health Amendment

Senate sponsors say Congress must act under the Health Amendment to prohibit state actions denying equal protection. A key bill would empower the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to issue cease and desist orders to private employers. For state and local workers, unresolved cases would go to the Justice Department for possible court action to avoid friction.

Congress Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Justices Department

Men use lariat to rob in Redwood City

Thomas Williams, 34, told San Mateo County deputies he was walking home from a party when two men used a lariat to entangle him and drag him 75 feet. They took his money and fled. Williams could not describe the assailants.

Redwood City Calif API Thomas Willams San Mateo County Williams

Robbers Net S110 From Tulia Man

A Tulia man, John Reeves, reported to Lubbock police that he was robbed of more than $110 by two slender, young Black men Sunday night. He was ordered to walk toward a garage after exiting a vehicle near Triblock Avenue A. One robber carried a shotgun. Reeves dropped his wallet, then ran and flagged a police car. The suspects were described as 18 to 20 years old.

John Reeves Lubbock Reeves Tuuch Triblock Avenue

Pendleton Announces Bid for Texas Comptroller Nomination

Randy Pendleton of Andrews launched a Democratic challenge to 79 year old incumbent Robert S. Calvert for Texas state comptroller. Pendleton, 34, spoke at an Austin news conference Monday morning. He previously chaired the House Rules Committee and holds degrees from Texas Tech and UT Law.

Texas Randy Pendleton Andrews Kristy Austin Robert S. Calvert Randy Pendelton Pendleton House Rules Committee Rendliston Texas Tech University University of Texas School of Law Waggoner Carr Crawford Martin

Wayland Homecoming Week slated Feb 14 19

Wayland Baptist College announces homecoming events for February 14 to 19. Highlights include a downtown parade a doubleheader basketball game a Wayland theatre production and a 1952 class reunion with banquet bonfire pep rally and the crowning of a Homecoming Queen candidate list includes Muriel Amano Lorene Gunter and Nida Parker Peck. The schedule also features a baby parade alumni coffee and a dinner meeting culminating with battles between Wayland Flying Queens and Phillips Junior College.

Plainview Wayland Baptist College Muriel ‘Okamoto Amano Pearl City Hawaii Lorene Gunter Amarillo Nida Parker Peck Wayland Flying Queens Phillips Junior College Wayland Pioneers Midwestern University

Israel Eyes U.S. Role in Middle East Talks

Israeli Ambassador Yitzhak Rabin returns to Washington for talks with U S official Joseph Sisco on U S mediation. Jerusalem reports press for Israel to approve proposals if deadlock with Egypt occurs as cabinet weighs joining negotiations and Suez reopening. News from Cairo notes Sadat visited troops and met Khadafy.

United Press International Yitzhak Rabin Washington Joseph J. Sisco United States Middle East Jerusalem Rabin Israel Egypt Suez Canal Davar Defense Moshe Dayan Sisco Melvin R. Laird William P. Rogers U.S Cairo Anwar Sadat Red Sea Sadat Aswan Moamimar Khadafy

Selective Service Prepares Draft Lottery Draw

Selective Service officials prepared for the 1973 draft lottery by loading 365 red capsules with birth dates and 365 blue capsules with numbers. The process will determine call order for men born in 1953, with about 2 million affected and 94 thousand drafted in 1971 guiding expectations.

Washington UPI Selective Service United States Southeast Asia Nixon Melvin R. Laird Defense Secreta

Board Will Take Bond Bids Today

The Texas Water Development Board will accept bids Tuesday on 25 million dollars in bonds. A previous 25 million offering in April drew no bids, but after voters removed the 4 percent interest limit in May 1971 the board sold 25 million dollars in August at an effective rate around 4.95 percent.

Austin Texas Water Development Board Texas

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