Pair Named In Thefts Felony Complaints Filed
Thefts complaints allege receiving and concealing stolen goods against two Lubbock men. R G Charles Garrett 41 of 240 Auburn St Space 30 faced a charge for possessing a Christmas Day television taken from Tom and Bingos Hickory Pit. Frank Boots Cooks 45 of 402 14th St was charged with receiving and concealing clothing taken in burglaries at Holiday Inn East and Howard Johnsons Motel.
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Oil pollution worries Malaysian coast group
The Malaysian Nature Society urged government action to curb oil pollution along West Malaysia. They cited tankers discharging waste in the Straits of Malacca and the South China Sea as a contributing factor.
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Arctic Life in Mould Bay: Santa, Wolves and Ice Survival
City weatherman recalls Arctic duty at Mould Bay sharing a Christmas prank as he impersonated Santa for Arlington radio ham fans while describing solitude, ice fishing, a pet wolf, and improvised gear. He notes cold limits on illness, pilots, and disdain for traffic lights as he expresses longing for a North Pole observatory.
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Stolen Goods Case Yields Two Probated Guilty Pleas
In 99th District Court two men received probated sentences after pleading guilty. Charles Earl Hawkins 26 of Lubbock was convicted of receiving and concealing two suits from Tipps' Men's Store Levelland and given four years probation. Lionel William Bevin Ti 24 of Aspen Colorado pled guilty to possession of marijuana and received five years probation. Hawkins was arrested May 28 1970 after detectives found two suits in a hidden pillow slip. Bevin was among eight arrested Sept 5 1970 in a narcotics raid near Texas Tech University campus and was a Texas Tech graduate student with LSD and marijuana seized.
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Robbery Report In Lubbock At 17th Avenue A
A Lubbock man told police he was pulled from his car and robbed at 17th Street and Avenue A about 1 45 am. Lynn Reed of 1517 23rd Street said three men beat him and took boots and a wallet with 93 dollars. Police also investigated two burglaries to homes with missing televisions.
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23Rd St
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Cornell St
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4Th St
Hightower To Speak At Masonic Lodge Program
State Sen. Jack Hightower will be guest speaker at past masters night at the Hale Center Masonic Lodge. The event honors former lodge leaders and Hightower serves as deputy grand master of Texas.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Ad Text Fragment
Fragmentary ad from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal shows home delivery rates and codes. The readable lines list pricing and delivery figures with unclear text and misprint.
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New York Co op City Housing Project Pioneers Shared Ownership
The RU non profit federation backs a low cost housing model in Co op City where 8200 families moved in after 1968, each investing 450 per room and paying 30 a month carrying charge. The project toted 32.7 million in resident investments against a 362.7 million development, funded by a 330 million mortgage and 30 year tax abatement. Critics call it sterile, but residents praise inward living, open space, and new amenities while diverse groups form clubs and services.
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Arnold Merritt
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UHF
New York State Housing Finance Agency
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Facy
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Schechter
Ada Louise Huxtable
Walter McQuade
Peter Blake
Side Schechter
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Zion & Breen Associates
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Barry Bregnan
Judge lowers bonds in three robbery cases for Goolsby
Judge Wayne LeCroy dismissed one robbery charge tied to the Toddle House heist and reduced two other bonds for James Donald Goolsby, 18, from 25 000 to 3 500. The burglary bond dropped from 5 000 to 1 500. Goolsby posted 5 000 and was released. Custer remains jailed.
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Wayne LeCroy
James Donald Goolsby
Emory’ St
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North Avenue U
34Th St
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17Th St
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Carl Custer
Teddle House
Boyd
Custer
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Liberation move gets reversed at University of Tampa
At the University of Tampa a man was named faculty advisor for Alpha Sigma Alpha, replacing retiring Irene Shakemanoff. Art Department Chairman Wallace Green will serve as advisor to the national social sorority, reversing the women’s liberation position at the school.
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UPI
University of Tampa
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Alpha Sigma Alpha
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