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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1972

Page

4

Monzingo Girl Wins Lubbock Legion Oratorical Contest

Martha Monzingo 17, of 5512 36th St. won the Lubbock American Legion Oratorical Contest at Monterey High School. Her speech was In Defense of Our Constitution. Runners up were Ramona Stokley and Jon Kerr. Monzingo advances to the 19th District contest Feb 11 at Coronado High School for a $225 scholarship.

Martha Monzingo Lubbock American Legion Monterey High School Christ the King School C. C. Monzingo Ramona Stokley Harry Stokley Dunbar High School Jon Kerr Garland Kerr 36Th St Coronado High School American Legion Post Bailey, Borden Crosby Cochran Dickens Gaines Garza Hale Hockley Floyd Lamb Lynn Mitchell Terry Yoakum Texas Coronado U. S

Precinct One Pirtle Seeks City Justice of the Peace

Tom Pirtle Sr. filed as a Democratic candidate for justice of the peace in precinct one. A Clarendon Cal. native since 1928, he will face incumbent F. H. Bowie. Pirtle served in the Air Force, is a member of Lubbock First Methodist Church and Khiva Shrine in Amarillo, and has worked in construction, real estate, and as a wholesale amber dealer.

Tom Pirtle 28Th ‘St Justice of the Peace Pirtle Clarendon Cal F. H. Bowie Clarendon Tex Lervey Lubbock First Methodist Church Khivan Shrine Amarillo Southwestern Portland Cement Company

Derailment delays Katy freight near Granger Texas

A Katy Railroad freight train derailed Thursday night near Granger Texas. Seven rail cars left the track with some empty and some loaded with rock. No injuries were reported and officials blamed a mechanical issue for the accident.

Granger Tex UPI Missouri, Kansas & Texas Katy Chris Pulsche Denison Rome River Styx Hades

Rogers Speaker Dimmitt Group Dinner Tonight

Will Rogers Jr. is the speaker at Castro County Chamber of Commerce banquet at 7 30 p m in the Dimmitt High School gymnasium. Beta Sigma Phi decorates western style. Citizen of the Year and Woman of the Year to be named. Miss Castro County to be introduced. Dimmitt High School Band performs with Richard Bales on special music. Reeford Burrows MC. New officers David Bechtel Carroll Webb. Jack Flynt as secretary treasurer. New directors include M J Reed Dan Nelson Bill Behrends Fred Lemme.

Dimmitt Willi Rogers Jr Castro County Chamber of Commerce Dimmitt High School Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Castro County Richard Bales Reeford Burrows Chamber David Bechtel Carroll Webb Jack Flynt Im. J. Reed Dan Nelson Bill Behrends Fred Lemme

Sadat Ends Moscow Talks With Push for Peace Term

Egyptian President Anwar Sadat concluded two days of intensive talks with Kremlin leaders in Moscow. A joint communique urged U N mediation to resume contacts and said negotiations aim to settle the Arab Israeli conflict while expanding Egypt's defensive capacity. Details on concrete steps were not released.

United Press International Anwar ‘Sadat Kremlin Moscow Egypt Middle East U.N Gunnar V. Jarring Israel United States UPI James 0. Jackson Eoras Sadat

Births in area including six pound four ounce daughter

Multiple birth notices list new arrivals at local hospitals. Details include parents names and occupations, birth times, and weights from St Mary's Highland Methodist and other hospitals.

NBC Newsmen Head Meeting at Texas Tech World Affairs Conference

Two NBC news correspondents Paul Duke and Douglas Riker headline Texas Tech World Affairs Conference at 8 p.m. Thursday in University Center open free to the public. The fifth annual event, sponsored by University Center, features analysis of the 1972 presidential campaign.

NBC News Paul Duke Douglas Riker Texas Tech University Center Duke Washington NBC Associated Press Riker Algo Dallas Kennedy White House

Flight Orientation Program for 80 ROTC Cadets In Lubbock

At 1 p.m. today Col Tinney chief of aerospace education at Lubbock High School will start orientation flights for 80 Air Force JUNIOR ROTC cadets. Three cadets will fly 30 minute sorties with the colonel, with more sessions planned on future weekends and after school weather permitting. The program ties classroom flight theory to actual operation.

Cal Jack R. Tinney Lubbock High School Air Force Junial Wanier

Housewife Runs for County School Superintendent Post

Beverly McDuff a 37 year old Lubbock mother and former teacher announced as a Democratic candidate to leave the county school superintendent post vacant until the state legislature abolishes it. She says she will resign on taking office and will not actively campaign, citing the position as largely pointless and unnecessary.

Lubbock Beverly McDuff Lubbock County

Memorial Endowment Founded at Texas Tech in St Clair Name

Texas Tech University Foundation announces the O. A. S J. Clair Memorial Endowment Fund named for the late industrial engineering professor and former department head. He died January 13 in Midland after a career at Chicago gypsum companies and Tech from 1934 to 1960. Contributions fund to the foundation.

Texas Tech O. A

Western nations recognize new Bangladesh state

DACCA Pakistan Austria Belgium Denmark Finland Norway Sweden West Germany Israel joined Britain in recognizing Bangladesh, the former East Pakistan. Prime Minister Muijib Rahman welcomed the move as army troops pressed disarm and aid operations while Mirpur suburb undergoes evacuation. Alec Douglas-Home announced the decision to the House of Commons after a message from Prime Minister Edward Heath.

Dacca UPS Great Bangladesh British Commonwealth Mirpur Alec Douglas-Home Lee House of Commons London Edward Heath Britain

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Erickson Hare RCA Phonograph Newmart RCA Stereo Bogel Monzingo Precinct Tom Pirtle SR Rogers Dimmitt Group Russia Jimmy Raymond Harden Ave. Boon St Mars Hospital Curtle Lynn Harrist Rt. 1 Shadowater Birh BL Mary's Hospital Joint Timothy ‘Thurman St. Mary's Hospital Brinkman Wendell Standon Adrian Jin Methodist Hospital Tory Warehouse John Melendon Jr Methodist Hospital Stobert Lawrence Jackson Highland Hospital Aather Baker, Campin Itshland Hospital Clark Kautpment Company NBC Newsmen Tech Len Als Qranbury Coileury Chirot Lae Poe Texas’ Optica Bob Wills Municipal 24Th Street U.V. Blake Record Center 34Th St Brookshire Westlands Den In Magazine Jake Miller
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