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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1968
Page
16
At a tech meeting Thomas argued for trained agriculture workers. He cited nearly 1.0 million workers in farm units, saying this is more than combined employment in transportation utilities steel and automobile sectors.
A late pact ended a potential walkout at General Motors Pontiac Division after 2 hours of bargaining between GAP and the United Auto Workers. About 14,000 Canadian workers faced a strike deadline, with 1,800 at St Therese Que and others walking out earlier. The local agreement includes wage gains, protective gear, and job bid rights, but still needs ratification.
A Lubbock bar association meeting discussed a court candidate Travis Jurist. Attendees debated election strategy and legal issues at a public forum, with officials emphasizing the ballot and courthouse impact.
Rudolf Thaut, vice-president of the European Baptist Federation, reports about 100000 Romanian Baptists. He notes crowded houses of worship and lively services in Bucharest and Sibiu during a visit to the country, praising church activity under communist regime. TRA US contractors will build three Honduras bridges.
Howard Schneider, 94, a longtime Lubbock resident and beneficiary since the program's start, recalls early work days and rough times. He grew up in Berks Corner Pennsylvania, worked on railroads, and reflects on Medicare views and a life of hard labor.
The article recounts Schneider and peers in a Wet Tes era detailing daily life, firearms, and a code of honor. It notes Schneider’s surviving injury from a car crash two years ago, leaving him mostly homebound but able to walk unassisted and enjoy meals despite health issues.
The readable fragment notes an early day event and its completion but lacks clear names places or dates to identify the event or the involved organizations.
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