Civic Center plans outline 60 000 sq ft complex with flexible spaces
The proposal details a Civic Center with 60 000 square feet of exhibition area and 15 000 to 20 000 square feet of storage plus a 1 500 to 2 000 seat assembly area and a 1 500 to 2 000 seat banquet room. It includes meeting rooms, a small theater, an information center, an art gallery, day care, teen center, parking for 2 000 cars, and landscaped grounds. Total costs span 575 000 to 600 000 for several components with a 1 000 000 urban renewal payment and 600 000 in planning fees.
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Info Center
Lubbock Theatre Center
Texas Pavillion
Hemisfair
Lubbock Art Association
Civic Center
Urban Renewal Agency
Fard
Fleming Rites Set for G E Fleming Monday
George Earl Fleming 64 of Whitney died Friday at Eunice Lea General Hospital after a heart attack. Services at 2 p m Monday at Central Avenue Church of Christ with Cecil Hook officiating. Burial in Levington Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Annie four daughters and two sons 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Lovington
George Earl Fleming
Whitney
Eunice-Lea General Hospital
Central Avenue
Church of Christ
Cecil Hook
Levington Cemetery
Smith- Rogers Funeral Home
Mangum
Okla
Fleming
Annie
Carolyn Marler
Levington
Thersa Mae Sparks
Pelen
N.M
Phyllis Katheryn Guilliams
Kansas City
Wilma Zuchel
Columbus
Walter E
Oak Grove
Bruce N
Lumberman
N.C
Rites planned for T B Haney at Afton Church
Thomas Burnett Haney 69 died on arrival at Crosbyton Hospital Friday. Services set for Sunday at Afton Community Church of Christ with burial in Afton Cemetery. Survivors include wife two sons Jim Tom and Charles four daughters two brothers and two sisters.
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Spur
Thomas Burnett Haney
Crosbyton Hospital
Afton
Mary Helen Fleming
Garland
E. L
Ralls
J. W
Matador
Byron
Br., Thacker
Sarah Gray
Mount Pleasant
Texas Road Safety Plan Aims At Drunk Drivers
Gov. Preston Smith releases a Texas safety program targeting drinking drivers. Proposals include a 10 percent blood alcohol standard in court, driver education funding, new traffic courts, ambulance standards, 200 more highway patrols yearly, motorcycle eye protection, passenger seating, rearview mirrors, a uniform traffic code, and expanded vehicle inspection items by the Public Safety Commission.
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Austin
Preston Smith
American
Texas Medical Associations
Texas Safety Association
The
Texas Public Safety Commission
Birth Announcements From West Texas Area
A series of birth notices from West Texas hospitals lists newborns with weights and times. Parents include Randall McKenzie, Tony Lopes, James J. Long, Larry Buttlesworth, David Martinez, and D Nard Arthur, with occupations noted such as Praughons Business College student, U S Department of Agriculture cotton office, and City of Lubbock employee. Hospitals include West Texas Hospital and Methodist Hospital.
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Ted. Randall McKenzie
Apt A
West Texas
Praughon's
Business College
Tony Lopes
Peme ‘Ave
West Texas Hospital
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Vernon Teinert Services Slated
Services for Mrs. Vernon Teinert 42 will be at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Wilson with Rev. Arthur Preisinger officiating. Burial in Green Memorial Cemetery by England Funeral Home Slaton. She died Thursday in a Victoria hospital after an apparent stroke. She lived in Wilson until 1961 then moved to Victoria. Survivors include her husband a daughter Donna two sons Steven and Rhon her mother Mrs. B G Wied and brother Cecil Wied both of Wilson and two sisters Mrs John Melde Bishop and Mrs R E Behrend Wilson.
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B. G. Wied
Cecil Wied
Wilson
John Melde
Bishop
R. E. Behrend
Red Cross still handles 53 tornado aid cases in Lubbock
After the May 11 tornado, 53 relief cases remain open in Lubbock with medical and housing aid. The national Red Cross has provided 750000 dollars for victims, and more than 1200 cases have been closed, with aid granted as non repayable.
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Red Cross
David Burchett
Lubbock County
National Service Organization
Lubbock
Burchett
TVA Buys Big In Fiscal Year Totaling 527 Million
TVA purchases of equipment materials and nonpersonal services totaled nearly 527 million in the fiscal year ended June 30 Knoxville Tenn.
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TVA
BIG
Knoxville
Tenn
Rites Scheduled For Infant Haarmeyer Stillborn
Services for David Dwight Haarmeyer infant son of Mr and Mrs Don Haarmeyer are set for 2 p m today in Babyland Plainview Memorial Park with Rev Don Cass of Seth Ward Baptist Church officiating. Arrangements are by Wood Dunning Funeral Home. Survivors include grandparents Mrs Alline Haarmeyer Plainview Ed Haarmeyer Hale Center and Mr and Mrs J C Graham of Cactus.
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Plainview
David Dwight Haarmeyer
Don Haarmeyer
Babyland
Plainview Memorial Park
Don Cass
Seth Ward Baptist Church
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home
Alline Haarmeyer
Ed Haarmeyer
Hale Center
J. C. Graham
Cactus
Niagara Falls Lighting Cast Big Illumination at Night
Niagara Falls New York features a grand illumination with over 4.2 billion candle power lighting coloring Goat Island area. The cataract spans nearly 1000 feet and presents two separate falls divided by Goat Island.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Goat Island
John Wayne Named DA Refuses To Press Shouting Match
Sacramento District Attorney John M. Price announced he would not press charges after actor John Wayne engaged in a shouting match with demonstrators at the inaugural Reagan gala. Price said Wayne was exercising free speech as he confronted Viet Cong flag bearers and a protester who yelled obscenities. The alleged disturbance at the Sacramento Auditorium led to a disturbing the peace complaint by Gregory Kirkwood, but the matter is considered closed.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPD
John MM
Price
John Wayne
Ronald Reagan
Wayne
Gregory Kirkwood
UPI
Nixon to Announce Further Troop Reductions in April
President Nixon will reveal plans for additional U.S. troop withdrawals in South Vietnam in mid-April after talks with Defense Secretary Laird. Ziegler cautioned against predicting numbers or roles, noting current progress of Vietnamization. Nixon aims to avoid speeding withdrawal amid regional uncertainties while preparing for the State of the Union.
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Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Laird
Southeast Asia
Ziegler
U.S
White House
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Writer Honored as Honorary President in South Africa
Alan Paton has been named honorary president of the National Union of South African Students for a third year following Albert Luthuli’s death in 1968. The position marks ongoing support for student anti government efforts in Johannesburg.
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Johannesburg
Alan Paton
National Union of South African Students
Albert Luthuli
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Avalanche-Journal
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