GEAR SET UP Club Expands Storm Detection Network
The Gear Set Up Club plans hail detector pads and microbarographs donated from the National Severe Storm Lab in Norman Oklahoma. Members aim to map wind and rainfall networks and train volunteers to warn the public about threatening weather. Johnson urges widespread pad placement to cover narrow storm paths.
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Johnson
Norman
Okla
NSSL
Lubbock
Storm Defense Club
University of Oklahoma
City Man Goes Free On Bond
Guadalupe Coronado, 26, of 2703 E 3rd St, posted a $1000 bond and was released from county jail on a felony charge. He is accused of stealing clothing and a pistol from Jimmy Yanez, 22, who was attending a Fronterise Club dance on South U.S. 87. Yanez said he placed the items in Coronado's car to leave, then Coronado allegedly sped away with the belongings. Bond set Friday by Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy.
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Lubbock
Guadalupe Rodriguez Coronado
3Rd St
Jimmy Yanez
Big Spring
Yanez
South U.S
El 87
Bond
Coronado
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Church Names Jackie D. Miller New Minister
The First Christian Church in Hobbs has named Jackie D. Miller as its new minister succeeding Don Hinkle who left for Tempe Arizona. Miller has pastored churches in Ohio Virginia and Kentucky and led revival efforts and youth programs in several states.
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Hobbs
Christian Church
Jackie D. Miller
Don Hinkle
Tempe
Ariz
Miller
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
New Testament Christian Church of
el Paso
Potentate Dance Slated Today At Koko Palace
Potentate Charles Ware and his Divan will host the Potentate Ball at 8 p.m. today at the Koko Palace in Biena. Jeeries and their wives are expected to attend as the event opens with the dancing and guest of honor Ware.
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Jearies
Koko Palace
Biepa
Khive Shrine
Charles Ware
Ware
Athony
Water Projects Defended At Texas Hearing
A West Texas Chamber of Commerce official told the Texas House Natural Resources Committee that those filing class action suits against water projects should be liable for costs. Arthur Duggan of Littlefield, WTCC water chair, urged curb on delay tactics as 300 expected attendees packed the National Guard Armory for Water Inc events led by Rep. John Allen. George Mahon was set to speak on federal funding for Southwest water resources. Gaston Wells of Dumas emphasized local involvement for effective groundwater management and cited 60 percent of Texas land under local commerce and agriculture leadership.
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Plainview
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas House Natural Resources Committee
Arthur Duggan
Littlefield
WTCC
John Allen
Longview
House
Texas
Gaston Wells of Dumas
Water, Inc
Welfare costs drive push for more federal watchdogs
Washington AP reports that welfare spending is rising quickly and officials seek 2.9 million to hire 427 auditors and other staff to oversee state and county programs. Twiname cites mischarges and overpayments, including 14.6 percent of Aid to Families with Dependent Children cases, averaging 44.92 dollars monthly.
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Washington
John D. Twiname
Social and Rehabilitation Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Twiname
Senate Appropriations Committee
Wreck injures Lubbock woman in rear end crash
Dorothy Harvel 18 of Rt. 7 Lubbock was hospitalized in good condition after her car overturned in a rear end collision with a pickup on U.S. 62 about 1 1/2 miles east of the city. Luiz Ruiz Jr. 21 of Rt. 1 Toiston was uninjured. DPS said Harvel attempted a left turn as both vehicles traveled eastbound.
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U.S. 62
Dorothy Harvel
Rt. 7
Lubbock
Milton Adams
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Luiz Ruiz Jr
Rt 1
Toiston
Department of Public Safety
Harvel
Approval Expected Dock Vote Sets Today
San Francisco AP reports rank and file Pacific Coast dock workers vote on return to work with a new contract. If ratified, loading could resume Sunday. Union leaders predicted approval while AFL CIO president Meany warned of a resumed strike if Pay Board cuts the proposed wage increase. Ronald Ziegler said Nixon would not sign settlement bill unless the pact is ratified.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Sidney Roger
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
Seaucus
Thiseek
Harry Bridges
Pacific Maritime Association
Rilesonce
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Miami Beach
Fla
Honolulu
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Long
Charges Filed Against Two In Odessa Robbery Case
Jerry Don Tubbs 25 Odessa and William Riley Sims 34 San Angelo were charged after a late Thursday arrest on Andrews Highway. Deputies found two pistols and masks in their car. Bond set at 5000 each for armed robbery attempts and 2500 each for carrying prohibited weapons. Tubbs also faces counts of robbery by firearms for a January 20 Mister M Store theft near Midland.
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Odessa
Twol Imen
Ector County
Jerry Don Tubbs
William Riley Simsmons
San Angelo
Andrews Highway
Western Food Store
Ector County Sheriffs Deputies
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Purlfoy
Midland
Tubbs
Mister M
Argentine President Eyes Europe Moscow Trip Plan
Argentine officials relay that President Alejandro Lanusse is weighing a European journey this year with a possible stop in Moscow, signaling high level diplomacy across continents. The report sketches early plans amid shifting Cold War era ties and regional diplomacy.
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Buenos Aires
Alejandro Lasnusse
Moscow
Stanton voters to decide on $1.2 million high school bond
Stanton residents head to the polls March 9 to decide the fate of a proposed $1.2 million high school bond. The measure failed 380 to 300 in November. Absentee voting began Friday at the Martin County clerk’s office.
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Stanton
Frida
Martin County Clerks Ofce
Woodchuck Heartbeats Slow During Hibernation
A woodchuck’s heart beats about five times a minute in hibernation, far slower than its active rate, illustrating how metabolism slims during winter torpor.
Spying Accusations Involving U.S. Diplomat In Egypt
Al Ahram editor Hasganein Helkal alleged a U.S. CIA linked diplomat woman spied in September in Cairo. Officials would not name the woman. the claim ties to Soviet planes in Egypt and threats to cancel talks between Egypt's Mahmoud Riad and U.S. Secretary Rogers. The piece also notes US impact on Middle East diplomacy and mentions the South Vietnamese piastre value.
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Cairo
UPI
East Ent
Egyp
Anwar Sadat
Priday
Hasganein Helkal
al Ahram
Egypt
Iaison
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Washington
Geonte Oes
Unclear OCR Item Lacks Clear Event
Readable facts are insufficient to form a coherent summary. The garbled text mentions names and places but no discernible event, date, or outcome to report in a newspaper card.
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Alan Johnson
National Weather Service
Rome
L&h Pharmacies
Mountain Valley
Sadat
Ppc
Ington
U.S
Middle East
South Viettnam
Lwodd
Austin
Can? Ron
Dick Tod
Crowell
Manila
al Philippir
West Texas Optical
Ave. O & A
Curtis Mathes
Fac Direct
Ana CM
Curtis “‘Mathes
Sels
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