Nixon Says Stennis Will Make It Despite Surgery
Washington AP reports President Nixon spoke with Senator Stennis after an emergency exploratory operation. Stennis, shot in a holdup January 20, remained in grave but improving condition with a guarded prognosis. Nixon noted the senator’s “grip of steel” and said doctors hoped for steady recovery as Stennis’ son described his father as jovial and talkative during visits.
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Washington
Stennis
Nixon
John Nixon
Guano
Geir
Larcis
T2i
Jyounger Stennis
Igeons
Dent
Three Arraigned Plead Innocent in County Court
Three persons appeared before Judge Denzil Bevers and pleaded innocent to misdemeanor counts. Danny Joe Waller, 34, of 905 Texas in Shallowater and Conrad John Schon II, 20, Rt. 1, Ropesville, held $500 bonds for driving while intoxicated. Troy Eugene Lanier, 29, of 5209 14th St, pleaded innocent to aggravated assault on a police officer and was held on a $400 bond.
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Denzil Bevers
Danny Joe Waller
Texas
Shallowater
Conrad John Schon II
Rt. 1
Ropesville
Troy Eugene Lanier
14Th St
First Maneuvers Initiated To Free Convicted Slayer
Lane Arthur reports in the Avalanche Journal that the initial steps in a lengthy appeal battle have begun for Carver, a 15 year old tried as an adult for the 1971 murder of Willie Ray Collier. Defense lawyers seek the right to appeal after Carver waived it following Judge Davison’s denial of a new trial. He received a five year sentence, was jailed locally, then moved to Huntsville.
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Lane
Lubbock County
Pidac
Criminal District Attorney’s Office
Avalanche Journal
Carver Wen
Mat
Ice
Willie Ray Collier
Carver
Robert C. Wright
157Th District Court
State Penitentiary
The
Avalanche - Journal
Davison
Young Carver
State
Huntsville
Outstanding Citizens Slated For Elks Honor
Laubock's Outstanding Adult and Young Citizens of the year will be honored at the Laubook Elks Lodge 1348 awards banquet. Speaker Dor Haggai, renowned for work with Boy Scouts and civic groups, will headline as a national figure. The event spotlights local leaders and community service, with tickets available from lodge members.
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Laubock
Laubbock Elks Ladie
Jardog
Amerean Humanies
Foundiarion
Viehers
Rire Lodge
Turin
Childers Ir
Mlb
Fandee Vas
Ty CIA
A. Guy
Glenn Barnet Wall
Dor
Haggai
Cepa Qet
St Petersburg
Pla
Jon Hadmund Haggai
Mlenta
Jor
Kalamazoo
Mich
An IV
Syri
Odessa Man Awarded $9000 in Race Discrimination Suit
Luther Humphrey 41 of Odessa was awarded 9000 in a federal suit against Southwestern Portland Cement Co. Judge D W Suttle ruled he was passed over for a mechanic job in 1968 due to race. Damages include 1351 for pay increase, 2500 for loss of chance to learn, 1200 for emotional anguish and 4000 in attorney fees.
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Odessa
Luther Humphrey
U. S
D. W. Suttle
San Antonio
Humphrey
Southwestern Portland Cement Co
Suttle
Midland-Odessa
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Redwood Lumber
Cole Porter
Charles
Loretta Young
Grace Theveny
Lynn Fitzpatrick
Barbara Norris
New York
Eastside Playhouse
Caprock Center
South Plains Mall
Elks
Pennsylvania
Boston
Furman University
Rock Hi
S.C
High Point
Tom Haggai
Odesa Man
Indeco Sales CO
Nick Wee
Quaker Ave
Valentine
Crawesse By
Clairel
Clairesse By
Clairol
Stmark
SS. Kalge Company
Lubbock
Panasonic AM
Dominion
University Ave
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