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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1971

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Moon Lunar Eclipse Visible Across United States Tonight

United Press International reports a total lunar eclipse visible nationwide starting around 11 53 p m CST with safe viewing after sunset. Forecasters warn of possible clouds over Lubbock and remind viewers not to look at the sun during any partial phases. The event will display a coppery red disc if skies are clear.

Washington United States Lubbock National Weather Service Myron Miranian U.S. Naval Observatory Earth

Med School Budget Hearing Draws Texas Lawmakers

The University of Texas at Lubbock seeks a record 750 million for the next biennium as House hearings on the budget focus on the medical school and its campus expansion. Rep. Jake Johnson questions facility size and local funding support as San Antonio pledges a 500 bed hospital for UT Medical School.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Austin Texas Tech House Appropriations Committee Grover E. Murray Dis Senate Finance Committee House Fox Seenew Medical School Jake Johnson San Antonio Slabbock Murray Ake Adr

Denial Of Wrong Acts Issued In SEC Fraud Suit

On Monday the SEC fraud and stock manipulation case saw many defendants flee the suit while consenting to government injunctive relief. Former Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr denied wrongdoing as the hearing drew a large crowd and security measures. Depositions name Gov. Preston Smith and other leaders who reportedly obtained loans related to a banking bill veto. Seven individuals remain named defendants along with three companies not yet represented.

Associated Press Dallas Securities and Exchange Commission Texas Atty Waggoner Carr SEC Texas Preston Smith Sharpstown State Bank Nergiah Ded. Frank

County panel weighs parking lot amid budget strain

County Commissioners discuss a new parking lot project as they face budget problems. The school system business manager plans to leave April 1 to take a post in Houston.

Oounty Houston

Senoritas Arrive In Lubbock For Operation Visit

Thirty three Mexican students from National Teachers College arrive in Lubbock for a week long visit. The Junior League hosts at the Ansley home with Dr and Mrs. Leslie Ansley assisting as interpreters and local residents donate bilingual help to ease introductions. The week includes tours and home life experiences as the group bonds with potential host families.

Amigas Senorita Mexico City Sylvia Nannini Lubbock Hasibi Nacul Maria Rosa Acosta South Plains Gerry Burton Avalanche-Journal Texas National Teachers College Mexico

Apollo 14 splashes down in South Pacific ends third lunar stay

Apollo 14 astronauts call the mission a smashing success as they return to Earth in the South Pacific. Commander Alan Shepard and crewmates Stuart Roosa, Edgar Mitchell and others report a strong performance with the mission timetable detailing post reentry steps and parachute deployment. The crew notes they still have some voyage to go and emphasize a safe return while praising the flight’s accomplishments and future mission readiness.

Calted Press International Houston South Pacific Alan B. Shepard Apollo

New York Stock Exchange sets record with giant Allis Chalmers trade

Volume on the NYSE jumped to 25.59 million shares after a 3,248,000 share block of Allis Chalmers traded near the opening bell. The deal, worth about 58.4 million dollars, nearly doubles the prior dollar value record and is identified as the second-largest block in history. White Consolidated Industries of Cleveland sold the block, which eliminated the company's holdings in electrical machinery.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Chalmers Irecord Goodyear Allis -Chalmers American Standard White Consolidated Industries Cleveland Ohio Allis Chalmers Helings

WELFARE FUNDS CRISIS ADDRESSED BY TEXAS HOUSE ACTION

Texas House approves a $34.9 million emergency appropriation to keep the Welfare Department operating and moves a two part plan to Senate. The plan diverts funds from the teacher retirement system to a temporary welfare fund, with monthly transfers to sustain aid while avoiding immediate new taxes.

United Press International Austin House Senate Welfare Department Senate Finance Committee Texas W. S. Heatly D-Paducah Heatly Solons

Bitter Cold To Numb States Braces For Freeze Night

Texans brace for one of the coldest nights as a bitter cold wave grips the state. Forecasters warn of freezing temps and travel disruption across the Lower Rio Grande Valley and beyond. Deaths and crop damage are reported as bitter weather spreads from the Gulf to New England.

Gulf States New'England Thee Rio Grande Valley NWS

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