Airport Terminal Estimate Rises With Expanded Plans
Architects value the new airport terminal at 4.75 million dollars up from 4.54 million in the 1969 master plan, noting the design now covers about 140000 square feet and includes added spaces for apron, concessions, lounges, and cargo rental areas. The board took no action as negotiations with airlines continue and proposed funding shifts rely on existing bond funds for a distant cargo building.
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Joe Hall
Airport Board
C. P. Harlan
Hall
Aviation
Marvin Coffee
Lubbock
Lawyers seek court ruling on fees in Del Rio school case
Attorneys from the former San Felipe district ask a state court to determine fees owed for services related to the consolidation and related hearings In Tyler Judge William Wayne Justice oversees the matter with joint fee requests totaling 20 000 and 25 000 plus a separate 7 250 bill with possible duplication questioned by the firms representing the former district The case and venue and an education plan remain under appeal in the 5th U S Circuit in New Orleans
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del Rio Consolidated
San Felipe
Mike Gonsalez
J. B. Ochog
el Paso
Richard Arkson
Odessa
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William Wayne Justice
Tyler
Gonsales
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Texas Education Agency
Ene
Western Judicial District of Texas
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
TEA
Laughlin Air Force Base
Justice
U.S.A
Texas
Czech Doctor Saves Man With Self-inflicted Wound
An Oslovak Czech doctor stitched a stab wound in the upper left ventricle, saving a man who attempted suicide. The Prace newspaper reported the incident. The article notes the four major oceans hold 93.9 percent of the world’s water.
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Prace
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Pacific
Indian
Arctic
Space Scales Promise Weight Checks Aboard Skylab
San Antonio AP reports two gravity free scales developed to help monitor astronauts during Skylab missions up to 56 days. One chair like device weighs astronauts to about 220 pounds while a smaller unit measures food and waste. Weighing relies on timing oscillations of a spring suspended tray as astronauts brace and hold breath to start the motion.
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Skylab
Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
San Antonio
Southwest Research Institute
Skylab Space Station
Earth
City files two tax suits over Great Plains Building
The City of Lubbock and Lubbock Independent School District sue owners of the Great Plains Building for 51 101.91 covering 1970 and 1971 delinquent taxes with a separate 1 330 claim against R E Great Plains Corp The building damaged in the May 4 1970 tornado remains under police guard as bricks continue to fall from the north face near the eighth floor and repairs have not begun
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R. E. Great Plains Corp
Great Plains
G.P.B. Corp
Realty Equity Corp
New York
Republic National Life Insurance Co
Rosenthal & Rosenthal, Inc
Brownfield Lions Host 20th Tournament of Talent
The Brownfield Lions present the 20th annual Tournament of Talent in the Middle School auditorium on Thursday and Friday at 7 30 p m each night. Featured act Baker's Dozen from South Plains College includes Larry Wiley director Shannon Adams Gerald Mounce Malachi Wiggins Jerry Brian Kathie Trull Skip Skinner Flip Church Patrice Stroud Ruthie Smith Peggy Fielding Larry Jewell Freg Gulls with Howard Mellroy Bill Cowan and Bob Levo as masters of ceremonies. Three prizes per division will be awarded with the grand prize announced Friday from the top three winners.
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Brownfield Lions
Jwil
Baker's Dozen
South Plains College
Larry Wiley
Shannon Adams
Gerald Mounce
Malachi Wiggins
Jerry Brian
Kathie Trull
Skip Skinner
Flip Church
Patrice Stroud
Ruthie Smith
Peggy Fielding
Larry Jewell
Freg Gulls
Woman Receives Probated Sentence After Guilty Plea
A woman received a probated sentence after pleading guilty Tuesday before Judge Denzil Aene in County Court-at-Law 16. Deborah Evans, 19, of Decatur, was fined 25 and costs and given five days in jail with eight months probation for shoplifting. Bonds were set for three others who pleaded innocent in Judge Edwin H Boedeker's County Court-at-Law No. 1. Jimmy Overman, 18, of 5439 48th St, check law violation, bond 300. John B. Lilley, 45, of Hart, driving with license suspended, bond 300. Floyd Green, 39, of 1 Rt. 7, Lubbock, carrying a prohibited weapon, bond 350.
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Deborah Evans
Decatur
Edwin H
Boedeker
Jimmy Overman
John B. Lilley
Hart
Floyd Green
Rt. 7
Lubbock
Washington Birthday Holiday Closes City Offices and Banks
City offices and banks will close Monday to observe George Washingtons birthday under a national holiday schedule. Post Office will halt home delivery and window service though first class mail will be posted. County courthouse plans unclear as judge was unavailable for comment.
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George Washington
Lubbock
Washington
Corporation Court
U.S
Rod Shaw
Britain faces major coal strike crisis as protests surge
Prime Minister Edward Heath urged end to a six week coal miners strike threatening Britain’s industry. Union leaders rejected the appeal while Parliament backed emergency measures. Police clashed with 9 000 demonstrators outside the Commons as 200 petitioners gained entry.
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Heath
Britain
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Ain Loft
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Victor Feather
House of Lords
Commons
Central Electricity Generating Board
House of Commons
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