Ad Hoc Committee to Study Options
A newly formed ad hoc committee will study possible options for restructuring. The group will review proposals, evaluate impacts on operations, and report back with recommendations to the school administration.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1972
Page
4
A newly formed ad hoc committee will study possible options for restructuring. The group will review proposals, evaluate impacts on operations, and report back with recommendations to the school administration.
Grand jury indicted two men for murder counts at Caldwell gin area. Others faced charges including burglary theft and attempted burglary with details of incidents at local stores and residences. National politics featured remarks on school busing and constitutional amendments amid Nixon era debates.
The attorney general states state funds cannot be used for any purpose not preauthorized by the legislature. Bullock approved Martin seeking federal court clarification on funding primaries, noting the court already ruled money may be spent on nominating electors. He advised filing fee issues be taken to the State Supreme Court with AG representation for the secretary of state. Caterpillar imports from Lusaka boom despite U N sanctions on Rhodesia's government.
Gov. Smith discusses 18 to 20 year olds voting in the gubernatorial primary and urges full citizenship for students. He favors reducing marijuana penalties for first offenses if kept as felonies, or removing a first offense record after two years with good conduct. He treats liquor votes as wet or dry and notes no plan to name a TSU student as regent.
In Richmond County Augusta a new busing plan for integration prompted a white boycott with about 16,000 of 36,000 students staying home. Three schools faced bomb threats but no violence occurred. Federal marshals observed the plan as Phase I affected 7 of 52 schools.
Detectives arrested a 47 year old man after a pillowcase with more than 14 000 capsules and tablets of barbiturates and amphetamines was found in a junked car trunk in his backyard. The cache included 5 108 sodium secobarbital capsules and 4 100 sodium pentobarbital capsules along with amphetamine tablets and numerous syringes and tools.
Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Harald A. Bateman is named to replace Dallas Crime Commission Chairman John McKee as the Masons No 2 in Texas. McKee had been living under an assumed name since 1929 amid a Navy desertion probe.
Hollingsworth outlines two main reasons for seeking the mayor pro tem post finishing civic center library airport and Canyon Lakes projects while using the role to advance his experience in budget and finance He says he helped start the proposals and wants to see them through to completion The 13 year Lubbock resident a UT Austin graduate and Navy veteran lists community roles and business ties with Nancy and two children as residents of 4803 28th St Filed rivals for mayor include Turner Rigsby and Barnett for mayor Valdez Place 2 Nislar and Richard for Place 4 with filing due by March 8.
A hearing at 10 a m March 1 in Lab examines Barrow and several Lamesa High School students expelled for narcotic rule violations. Steven Barrow was stopped after fleeing a fatal U S 87 collision scene, reaching speeds up to 110 mph, and facing charges for reckless driving and traffic violations. A juvenile in the car faces no charges. Earlier, Judge Woodward temporarily halted Barrow and his brother’s expulsions pending an administrative health review.
The carnation lineage traces to Greece where Dianthus or Diosanthos was linked to Zeus. Theophrastus called it Dianthus caryphyllus and about 300 Greek athletes wore garlands of carnations as garlands for victory.
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