Lubbock City Ordinances Include Zoning Map Changes
The City of Lubbock adopts multiple ordinances amending zoning and official city maps. Actions cover changes to lots and blocks, saving clauses, publication provisions, and creation of a housing board with savings clauses. Public bids and readings occurred in January and February with Mayor Cranberry presiding.
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Ondeane
Dinan
Baring Ordinaner
Zonk
Hipdicawn i Painon
Cttr
Texas
Oranberry
Haven Lowe
Cranberry
Mator Javena Lawe
Asurer
Lubbock Road
Or Rock
Bock County
Tacrnie City
Treacher
Siripia Imaxina
Lubbock
Ives
Sir Cranberry
Lavenig Lowe
M. Granberry
Lavenia Lowe
Auction Notice and Estate Claims in Lubbock Texas
Public sale notice listing various household and shop items for auction in Lubbock Texas. Includes real estate and personal property tied to the estate of J D Stone with creditor claims notice and dates for probate proceedings. Also cites city ordinances and public bids for garbage containers and one way street designations in Lubbock.
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Texas
Warehorse
Darehousemen
Iiraah
We Ita
J. D. Stone
County Court
Lubbock Cou
Renee
Stone
Shakewater
Gayle Batone
J. Kione
Ko Ito County
Lubbers
County
Floyd Nesbitt
Lubbock
Tipton Bicycles
Plainsmen Win Practice Golf Meet at Meadowbrook
Monterey fends off Plainview Coronado and Lubbock High in a practice golf meet at Meadowbrook. Medalist Steve Locke shoots a 75 as Monterey posts 307 to outpace Plainview 319 Coronado 329 Lubbock High 340 with lower scores for B squads.
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Monterey
Meadowbrook
Plainview
Coronado
Lubbock High
Plainsmen
Steve Locke
50 000 seat facility seating expansion at Tech
Texas Tech moves to enlarge Jones Stadium from 27 000 to about 47 000 seats with end zone capacity for 3 000 more raising total beyond 50 000. Plans include aluminum seats on new sections and season tickets at 6 dollars per game. If needed, future bowl-style connections could push capacity above 60 000 with additions above ground.
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Robinson
Texas Tech
Clifford B. Jones
Tech
Audrey
Jones Stadium
TCU
Arkanaas
Austin
Memorial Stadium
Houston
Rice Stadium
Robison
Texas Track Meet Highlights and Local Athletes
Readable fragments depict a Texas track event with names like Jim Crawford, Dee Witherspoon, and Robert Brimesux. Mentions include teams such as Texas and TCU along with scattered event references and times or scores. The garbled OCR closes with local names and places indicating a Texas meet with multiple competitors.
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Pete
Bulmmalley
Gree Werkney
Texas
Steser Tesay
Texan
Dash
Robert ‘Brimesux
Dee Witherspoon
Jim Crawford
al Beauchamp
Histus
Allan Temas
Randolph
Mike Ee
Chuck Koureelas
Aliie Rely
Jim Crasford
Tee Withereaoons
Galrie
Teasau
Estacado and Monterey Pace Plains Track Preview
A look at the start of the 1972 track season with Estacado and Monterey top contenders. Key athletes include Carter of Monterey the state shot put leader and Lubbock clubs returning sprinters pole vaulters and hurdlers. Dunbar and Plainview loom as season favorites at early meets in Brownfield and Plainview with McBrayer and Blessing leading squads.
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Don Nenry
Avalanche-Journal
Mt Aire Motite
Estacado
SAAA
Plainview
Brownfield
Fort Stockton
South Plains
West Texas
Lubbock
Saturd
All
Dunbar
Panthers
Henry McBrayer
Crain
Monterey
Carter
Texas
Blessing
Thant
Pat Blessing
Lee Smith
Iwe Nave
Phil Sims
Jesse Lethridge
Jones Miller
Lethridge
Monterey’s Clements Bows Out In Semis
John Clements of Monterey, the last Hub City player remaining after day one, lost in the Wichita Falls Tournament semifinals to top seed John Brotherton of Wichita Falls Rider 6-0 6-4. Brotherton then won the B singles title by defeating Cayce Miller of Fort Worth Pascal 6-2 6-2 in the finals.
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Wichita Falls
John Clements
Monterey
Clements
John Brotherton
Rider
Brotherton
Cayce Miller
Fort Worth
Pascal
Area Track Schedule Across Border Olympics and Invites
A garbled schedule lists multiple track meets including Border Olympics and various invitational events. It mentions locations such as Abilene Odessa Canyon and Lavington with dates and notes on meet names and participants, though OCR errors blur some specifics.
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Marcheden Relass
Border Olympics
Wikttal
Litteneld
Cusgen Reet Helays
Vernon Lavitataeal
Stefaniey
Latfork
Kemercoy
Seuray
Abu
Enti Mattbaat Wolterae
Springlaxe
West Trias
Odessa Ark Hinton
Neta Abilene
Amerika
Reswest
Labbeck
Ifayder
Canyon
Lavington
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Dillon
Evergreen
Lealowe
Treavrer
Finiana
Ee Hous
Labbe
Teas
Cy Beal
Lubhock
Laventa Lowe
Gly
Andy Pexdicatin
Coaneon
Islay J
Granberry
Asem A 4A
Onterey
Bleve Locke
Pat Feutmilon
Dow Moss
Dick Maddox
David Ailes
Robert Thomas
Quinton Shor i
Kelly’ Hines
Nad v . Clay Tonverian i
Jay Downs
H. Luabock
Coleman
Randy Kennerly
Clint Reeds
Jay Anderson
Gene Kaberline
Ball
Eris Groscurth
Kaberline
Milton Adams
Ie Na
Urda
Paw Ms Acg Atel
Redit
Wardies
Gordon Modzea
Tesas
Lighiloul
Eve
Egies Acc
Jimson Itetmond
Wut
Matadors
Bane Hines
Kenneth Yates
Lewis
Larry Isase
Hines
Yates
Bes
McBrayer
William Ish Returne
Howard
the Trend Shop
Iiss
Q Clothiers
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Quicksilver Co
S49 Clothiers
E.S.P
Glen Robinson
Auto Service
Bob Badgett
Arare Soem
Tey ET
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Lenny
Mobone
Chath Bydeayla Bray
Malta
Omarson
Iy Righer
Ompany
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