Great Plains Work Starts Today on Downtown Building Project
City officials discussed a plan to rehabilitate a 20 story office building into apartments with FHA approval as the key to financing. Officials noted past tax suits against G P B Corp and Realty Equity, while concerns about traffic and falling brick prompted talk of a protective fence along Avenue L.
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G.P.B. Corp
Realty Equity
FHA
Lax
Iowners
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Baker
Avenue S
Baker
Morris Turner
Avenue L
Hunter’s Safety course opens at NMJC for ages 10 to 17
The special Hunter’s Safety course starts today at New Mexico Junior College with six instructors teaching in the Science Academic Building Room 125 from 7 to 9 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the month. The program is mandatory for under 17s seeking a hunting license.
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HOBBS
Hunter's
Free lunch program back before Odessa school board
The Ector County Independent School District board met in special session to reconsider rejecting the federally sponsored free lunch program. A trial run served about 2,500 students daily at a $33,000 cost, ending January 10, after which local groups funded meals. The Odessa Chamber urged immediate adoption of the federal program.
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Odessa
Ector County Independent
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Chamber
Fort Stockton
Storm Damage Fuss Settled in Lubbock Suit
An undisclosed settlement ended a civil suit between Jack Fry, owner of Wilshire Apartments, and Continental Casualty Co. over tornado repair costs in the 2800 block of East 2nd Street. Fry had claimed $9,600 for repairs authorized by a company agent, while the insurer argued Fry did the work without proper appraisal and before assessment.
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Lubbock
Pat
Moore's Ténd District Court
Jack Fry
Continental Casualty Co
Wilshire
East 2Nd Street
Fry
Court sets penalties for three guilty defendants
Judge Edwin H. Boedeker in County Court at Law No 1 fined Dana Lloyd 200 dollars plus costs for possession of a dangerous drug, jailed Buck Gosch 18 days for a check law violation, and fined Glenda Thompson 75 dollars with one day in jail for shoplifting. Antonio Marrufo and Russell Manning Jr were bond-set after entering not guilty pleas. In a separate case Judge Denzil Beavers fined John David Teague 75 dollars with five days in jail and eight months probation after a DWI plea.
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Edwin H. Boedeker
Dana Lloyd
Hallet
Ave. P
Buck Gosch
46Th St
Glenda Thompson
28Th St
Apt. 1
Boedeker
Antonio F. Marrufo
41St St
Russell Manning Jr
Lubbock
John David Teague
42Nd St
Denzil Beavers
Program Slated On Interlochen Arts Center Slide Show
A public program of slides tape and sound color films illustrating Interlochen Center of the Arts activities will be shown at 8 p m today in Municipal Garden and Arts Center at 4214 University Ave There is no admission The program directed by Brad Parkinson and his wife Cathie will be presented Parkinson is a native of Lubbock and son of Amarillo residents.
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Interlochen
Mich
Center of the Arts
Municipal Garden
University Ave
Brad Parkinson
Cathie
Lubbock
Parkinson
R. B. Parkinson
Amarillo
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19Th Street
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Avenue K
McCullough
Washington's
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Linde Star Sapphires
Payne
America
Housewives
Post Office
W. Vickery ST
Fort Worth
Ranger
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Ates En Careels
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Chrysler
Erie
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Lubbock Transit Co
William R. Shaver
Elmer L
A. V. Chapa
Avenue M
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