On Monday Next at Lubbock Theatre Centre Opens Repertory Run
Philip King’s On Monday Next opens at Lubbock Theatre Centre in a four performance run. The backstage cast features Samela Sparks as aging actress and Juanice Myers as the leading lady with Samara Sparks and Bill Lyall directing a multitiered company.
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Lubbock Theatre Centre
Ave. Phese
Roland W. Myera
Samela Sparks
Bill Lyall Load
Ham
Juanice Myers
Bob Carsile Ans
Hasbard
Gaetana Campball
Marion Mills
Tohy Protasce
Charles Hunter
Eddie Mittelsdorf
James Duff
Joe Duke
Mike Scrugge
Mike Fawcett
Angela Davis murder kidnapping trial set for February
In San Jose California Superior Court Judge Richard E Arnason set Angela Davis murder kidnapping trial to begin February 28 after lengthy pretrial proceedings. Defense motions were denied including moving the trial out of Santa Clara County and requiring jury pools from registered voters. Prosecutors say the trial could last up to six months. Davis expressed relief at the start date and her desire for freedom.
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Calif
Upry
California
Superior Court
Richard E. Arnason
Angela Davis
Murdekidnap
Miss Davis
Arnason
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Oakland
Sos Angeles
Santa Clara County
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PRI
Restful X Rays For Tots At St Vincent's Hospital
New York UpI reports a radiologist and technician at St Vincent's Hospital modified incubator components for $10 to allow X ray films to pass under an incubator without moving the infant. The change enables bedside imaging for fragile newborns needing diagnosis while reducing disturbance.
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New York
UPI
St. Vincent's Hospital
Harriet Wisniewski
James D. White
Judge postpones pretrial hearing in Sartain sniper case
Corpus Christi District Judge indefinitely postpones a Thursday pretrial hearing for Michael Bernard Pidgulph 16 charged with the August sniper murder of Patrolman John W Sartain 23 a former Lubbock resident at Texas Tech University. Kennedy delayed the hearing citing defense counsel Douglas Tinker dissatisfaction in a civil trial with no new date set.
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Ange Nosh Kennedy
Michard Bernard Pidgulph
John W. Sartain
Sartain
Ladbbock
Texas Tech University
Kennedy
Hidgalpl
Douglas Tinker
Jinxige Kennedy
LBJ Scolded for Smoking at Cotton Bowl Game
A Baltimore AP report recounts Mickey Landay sending a stern letter after seeing former President Lyndon Johnson light a cigarette during national TV coverage of a Cotton Bowl football game. Weeks later Landay received a card from Johnson’s office thanking him for his interest.
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Mickey Landay
Lyndon Johnson
Panese
Landau
United States
Lyndon
Johnsen
Polly Puts Up Good Scrap But Thugs Win
Polly the parrot Polly kept up a loud chatter as burglars stole over $1,000 in cash and belongings from the Patrick O'Meara residence in Hammond Indiana Police found a trail of feathers at the door Polly was friendly talkative and could sing an Irish tune O'Meara described the bird as a Shvearoid parrot and hopes Polly is unharmed.
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Ind
Polly
Patrick O'Meara
O'Meara
Women's Law Center Formed to Fight Sex Bias
In Baltimore AP report forty women lawyers and law students formed a Women's Law Center to help women address sex discrimination in legal dealings. Devy Hendit of Antioch College says awareness is the main issue and calls for more outreach as few calls have come in.
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Women’s Law Center To
Baltimore
Devy Hendit
Antioch College
Stranger in Vernon Harbolt home alarmed family
In Crawfordsville Indiana a stranger was found sleeping in a bed when the Vernon Harbolt family returned home. Harbolt saw a mattress on the floor and a man in the bed who tried to leave with the mattress but fled as he was stopped.
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Ind
Vernon Harbolt
Harbolt
Iman
O 'Harbolt
Salinger Joins McGovern Staff Critics Say U.S. neglects hungry
Sen George McGovern announced Pierre Salinger joining his staff as the candidate denounced the administration for neglecting world hunger while spending billions on arms. He spoke in Hanover New Hampshire as Humphrey campaigned in Minnesota and Wisconsin. McGovern called for greater peace efforts and criticized current foreign aid levels, citing Food for Peace and Vietnam aid needs.
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Food For Peace
George McGovern
Vietnam
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Lamesa Officials Hold Hearing Over Suspension for Steven Barrow
School officials met Thursday to consider suspensions for 17 year old Steven Barrow and decided not to reinstate him. They await word on a federal order blocking expulsion for alleged marijuana possession. A judge suspended the order to reinstate Barrow at Lamesa High School after new charges. A hearing on Barrow and other expelled students is set for March 1 in Laboek.
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Nets
Steven Barrow
U.S. Dist
Hubert C. Woodward
Lamesa High School
Barrow
Kenneth Barrow
LHS
Barrows
Laboek
Big Spring High Campus Ban Triggers Student Brawl
Big Spring High School’s closed campus rule led to a campus brawl on Wednesday after three Big Spring men Ricky Winters John D Smith and Ira Lee Williams were ordered off the campus by PE instructor Jim Stapleton. They were jailed and remained in custody Thursday night no injuries reported.
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Big Spring High School
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John D. Smith
Ira Lee Williams
Jim Stapleton
Coliseum Board Grants Car Race Approval
The South Plaing Sports Car Club won permission to use the Municipal Coliseum lot for an anticross on April 23 after agreeing to liability insurance and city release and Texas Tech consent. Proceeds will go to the Lubbock State School.
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Municipal Coliseum
Texas Tech
Frank Castleman
Sports Car Club
Jlicket
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American Federation of Policemen
Ringling Brothers Circus
Lubbock
Frank Keller
American National Circus
Keller
Paddling Victim Awarded 18000 at Crestview
In Crestview Florida a 15 year old boy Thomas Tizekker was awarded 18000 in damages after a paddling by Richbourg Junior High School principal Clinton Taylor. A four man two woman jury recommended 500 compensatory and 11900 punitive damages citing extensive bruising and blood blisters from the oak paddle. The principal admitted using the board but denied undue force.
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Crestview
Fla
UPI
Thomas Tizekker
Richbourg
Clinton Taylor
Taylor
Tizekker
Ted ‘Tizekker
Don Dewrell
Britain 1985 population to rise 18 percent since 1850
An AP report from London states Britain's population in 1985 is expected to be 18 percent higher than in 1850, while the United States is projected to increase by 66 percent.
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London
Britain
United States
Warm sunny day across Texas and Louisiana amid unsettled weather
A mild dry front moved through the region as NWS issued a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of central and southern Louisiana and southwest Mississippi. Winds with storms were expected, with temperatures climbing into the mid eighties and widespread travel warnings issued for Minnesota and nearby areas.
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Trent Layes
Walnut Ridge
Arkine
Loutisiana
NWS
Lebhnokites
Massena
H. L. Hunt Celebrates 83rd Birthday With Quiet Office Day
Oil magnate H L Hunt marks his 83rd birthday with a low key office observance. He shares that he is learning yoga to ease back trouble and notes his political stance, avoiding Nixon and the nonentities in the Democratic race. The note mentions weather and wind forecasts across several states.
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Aloe
Nixon
Search Continues For Mrs. Stover
Crane and Upton counties sheriff deputies join San Angelo authorities in a missing person inquiry for Mrs. Johnnie Louise Stover reported missing February 3. Investigators seek her in connection with the shooting death of Neal Ifrashear, 38, of McCamey, whose body was found at a roadside park north of Crane after severe head injuries.
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Johnnie Louise Stover
Russey
Neal Ifrashear
McCamey
Breashear
Aix Miles
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