Nixon and Sato Reach Okinawa Concession Accord
San Clemente talks yield Okinawa status date May 15 and a joint plan to ease U.S Japanese tensions. Officials say concessions will come multilaterally with progress on trade barriers and a Washington Tokyo hotline to improve high level communication. The White House described the summit as advancing peace and interdependence in the Pacific.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Japan
Eisaku
Okinawa
Janamca
United States
Washington
Tokyo
Pacific
U.S
White House
Sie
Sato
Peking
Mos
Nixun
Nixi
Japanifica
House of Peace
House of the Pacific
United Pacific
Coopera Sato
Moscow
Newporter
Newport Beach
Free Lunch Funding Rules Change for Lubbock Schools
Lubbock schools face new funding rules boosting per meal payments to a penny more for Class A lunches and 40 cents for free meals. The changes, tied to December ADA data, raise concerns about screening and potential full federal takeover, with officials debating eligibility checks and the impact on nutrition and attendance.
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Ana
Ywe
Harold Glasscock
Inl Ale
Tissey Tame
Heginning
Wiischilvette
Texas
Austin
Laura Nell Guthrie
McWhorter
Wolffarth
Jackson
Suejan Sue Carson
Whitfield
Faery
Smith
Jis
Hoo Hoo Group Plans Meeting
The South Plains Hoo Hon Club No 79 will hold a reorganiz ation meeting at 7 p m Monday at the Holiday Parkway Inn. International president Jack Cheshire and Roy Cummins will attend with Herman Hudgeons presiding. The club expects about 45 members after the ceremony and plans to sponsor student woodworkers with annual contests in public schools.
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South Plains
Canada
United States
Australia
The
Phillipines
Free Lunch Program Ties To Attendance Gains In Schools
The article notes 11 elementary schools with over 4000 free lunches in November all increased average daily attendance versus November 1970. Increases ranged from .17 to 2.67 percent. Principals including Charles Whitfield and Al Smith credit meals for better attendance. John Hasselmeier adds lunch routines improve punctuality.
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Charles Whitfield
Jackson
al Smith
McWhorter
North Avenue U
John Hasselmeier
Weather With Severe Storms and Rodney Speck Update
The article notes severe thunderstorm activity below normal, cites a May 30 hail event in Lubbock, and lists temperatures and precipitation for Lubbock observers. It then shifts to a family update on Rodney Speck, his hospital stay, recovery prospects, and a fundraising drive for his medical expenses at Citizens National Bank.
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Lubbock
Jory Baptist Church
Rodney
Miller
Tendanrce
Billlpie
Parker
Ito
Vne Net Services
SAS
Ereford F
Guytun
Rodney's
Ter
Welland
Littlefield
Wee Abe
Denver
Donot Ave
Murton
Luh md Gs Hsini Asis
Luh md Gs Hsini Asis Bookltes
Rodney Speck Fund
Citizens National Bank
Guthrie
Lake Property Donated to Lubbock State School by Optimist Club
The Monterey Optimist Club donated a Buffalo Lakes marina to the Lubbock State School for exclusive student use. Financed by the club’s Christmas tree sales, the 1,829 square foot site near the lake includes restrooms, kitchen facilities, and a patio. Acquired in 1968 as an activities center, it will now serve as a recreational retreat for groups of students with a formal turnover ceremony planned.
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Buffalo Lakes
Lubbock State School
Monterey Optimist Club
Theubbock State School
Early agreement dims for brick clearance at Great Plains Building
Negotiations continue between Realty Equity Corp of New York and demolition contractors over clearing bricks from the 20 story Great Plains Life Building in Lubbock. City officials say the chance of reaching a deal before next week is small as barricades and police curb access to Ave 1. and costs rise to reroute three high voltage lines estimated at 16000 dollars due to danger from falling bricks.
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Great Plains Life
Realty Equity Corp
New York
City Hall
Ave. 1
Broadway
Main Streets
Lubbock Power and Light
Great Plains
White Backs West Texas Predator Control Referendum
Agriculture Commissioner John White urged sheepmen to approve a West Texas predator control referendum by mail ballot ending March 28. The plan proposes 20 cents per sheep and 10 cents per goat deductions to fund predator control, with nine board members to administer the fund.
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Austin
Texas Agriculture
John White
Sheepmen
West Texas
Bill Sims
Texas Sheep and Goatraisers Association
Sims
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Avalanche-Journal
Spurponr Et
Lubbock’s
Regina Foppe
Hoo Hoo Group
Lubbock Station
Clint Brannon Caldwell
Westinghouse
White
Zenith
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