South Plains Sees Dry Spell With Mild Outlook
The National Weather Service at Lubbock reports a dry spell in the 23 county South Plains area with only trace moisture in January and no significant snowfall. Despite widespread dryness, agricultural prospects are rated fair to good due to last summer rains and favorable soil conditions. spring and early summer rainfall could sustain crop production. Also, former Duval County Judge Archer Parr was disbarred by the Texas State Bar.
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RAI
South Plains
National Weather Service
Lubbock
Center For Weather
NWS
Seminole
Moynihan Resigns U N Ambassador Post Ford Accepts
Daniel Moynihan resigns as United Nations ambassador and President Ford accepts with regret. Moynihan plans to return to Harvard teaching and reportedly seeks the New York Senate seat. Kissinger and Nessen note surprise at the move and praise Moynihan’s UN service.
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Washington
UPI
Daniel P. Moynihan
United Nations
Ford
White House
Moynihan
U.N. Post
Harvard University
Ford Ford
Pat
Anna House
Ron Nelsen
Oval Office
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
America
New York
Hell's Kitchen
James Buckley
Senate
Kissinger
Nessen
Tetter
Harvard
Research Benefits Stressed By Lubbockite
Dan Davis of Lubbock told more than 1 000 people at the 38th annual meeting of the National Cotton Council in Biloxi about opportunities abroad for U S cotton. He cited changes in global demand and supply and noted progress in cotton research and promotion. See COTTON Page Two. Texas Tech students from Dallas were in critical condition after a crash at Methodist Hospital.
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Biloxi
Miss
U.S
Dan Davis
Lubbock
National Cotton Council
Davis
International
U. S
Camesan
Bill Weaver
Lamesa
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
ICAC
International Institute For Cotton
Tw.o
Texas Tech
Dallas
Methodist Hospital
Enduring Inventions Shape Easy Tie Back Nightgowns
A clipping notes a designer's plan for nightgowns with simple back ties and detachable features. The idea emphasizes comfort and practicality, offering adjustable styling for varied wearers. The source highlights a focus on easy fastening and adaptable design.
Pay toilet mess becomes women rights issue
A fragment suggests debate over public restrooms as a women’s rights issue with mentions of a 50-50 levy and female choice, reflecting tension in access and safety discussions.
Schools Study Viewed Shows District's Racial Balance Concerns
Peggy Smith reports on four proposed methods to achieve racial balance in 22 North and East Lubbock public schools. TEA officials, Judge William Wayne Justice, and a 1973 order are cited as steps to audit districts for minority enrollment caps. The Lubbock district lists 22 noncompliant schools with 100 percent minority Wheatley and about 10 percent at Southeast Elementary.
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Peggy Smith
East Lubbock
Texas
Education Agency
U.S
Dist
William Wayne Justice
Tyler
Lubbock
Day in weeks southwest winds at 15 to 20 mph
A brief weather note indicates southwest winds of 15 to 20 mph expected, likely shaping conditions for outdoor activities. No additional threats or changes in precipitation are mentioned, keeping the forecast focused on wind speeds.
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Parr
Austin
Duval County
Archer Parr
State Bar of Texas
NSA
U.N
Elliott _ Hichardson
Commerce
Sec. C
NCC
Herman
Propst
Anson
MCC
Tommy ‘Simpson
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Stened Davis
Plains Cotton Cooperative Association
CCI
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