Weather Lubbock Clears and Warms This Week
Lubbock and vicinity expect clearing skies and soot today with warmer conditions forecast for Wednesday. Highs in the low 50s and a low around 30 tonight.
15 Feb 1977
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1977
Page
1
Lubbock and vicinity expect clearing skies and soot today with warmer conditions forecast for Wednesday. Highs in the low 50s and a low around 30 tonight.
Archite ct Arnold Macker tells county commissioners that meeting Texas jail standards likely requires a new detention facility possibly connected by a tunnel to the existing jail. A remote site could also be considered while the current jail is remodeled as a holding and administrative complex. Manpower costs and staffing will drive long term expenses, potentially outweighing upfront construction savings.
Paula Gilbert comptroller for Snyder Broadcasting and Snyder Community Antenna Television announces candidacy for place 4 on Snyder school board. Ball Eeland the incumbent has not said if he will run again. Mel Gilbert would become the second woman member on the board.
An early week cold front and high pressure ridge push cool dry air into the Panhandle and South Plains. Readings fall up to twenty degrees with a 20 percent chance of light rain or snow mixing before sunrise. A warming trend starts today as a surface trough moves east over New Mexico and West Texas.
Arturo Hernandez 19 of Shallowater is jailed on 2500 bond after a 13 year old complainant said he exposed himself at a Shallowater elementary school playground during a bicycle race. Also charged were James Peter Benning 20 with possession of a controlled substance and two men with marijuana possession after a traffic stop on US 62 near Lubbock. Mackety Avington Paxton 23 faced attempted burglary charges for trying to break into a residence in the 4000 block.
A jumbled legal notice lists numerous marriage licenses and associated parties across Lubbock and surrounding areas, naming individuals, spouses, and residences. It also covers probate filings, district and county court actions, and property subdivision deeds involving many names and locations in the region.
Commissioners defer calling for bids on voting machines despite talk of an April 1 deadline and confirm CES pricing would rise after that date. A city county liaison plan is endorsed while health service contracts and fire service concerns occupy the agenda.
Snyder resident 18 year old Jerry Mac Dennis facing murder charges in the death of Jesse Clyde Dennis in Snyder. Second suspect Danny Ray West, also 18, arraigned on auto theft and released on 5000 dollar bond. Authorities say the elder Dennis was murdered with a .22 revolver. car and wallet missing. Dennis had been on felony probation for burglary. probation revocation motion filed before the shooting.
Bobbie Ruth Watson 21 testified she shot her husband Kenneth 37 during a quarrel on February 8 1976 in their apartment at 2001 E 28th St Apt 7 claiming self defense The signed statement introduced by Prosecutor Zant Woodul details the couple’s beer run to a cafe the buildup to the argument and the shooting with Watson saying her husband fired a shotgun first and she retrieved a pistol from the apartment closet for defense in a trial in Judge Denzil Bevers 72nd Dist Court
Door to door campaigns continue in Lubbock to raise funds for cardiovascular research and education. Regional director Sydney Baker notes CPR training reached over 30,000 people in the county last year, while committee chair Mrs Patrick Cunniff emphasizes cardiovascular disease as America's leading killer.
Edwin Johnston of Monument was re elected chairman and Joe McKown of McDonald named vice chairman of the Lea County Fair Board. At the next meeting on March 21 drawings for five food booths a rodeo concession and carnival rides will be made. The rodeo concession will be bid.
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