Lawmakers Seek Education Bond Plan Across State
Area legislators push two plans to boost higher education funding. Rep. Smith backs a $37 million bond issue against the permanent university fund for all state schools, with 40 percent to UT and A&M and 60 percent to the remaining 14 institutions. Sen. Parrish promotes open debate as both foresee a hard fight over redistricting and water controls while backing no immediate state-wide cuts.
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University Permanent Fund
University of Texas
A. & M. College
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Sen. Parrish
Parrish
Smith
West Texas
High Plains
Plains Water Use and Conservation Association
Education Fund
Educational Fund
WTCC
University Board ‘of Regents
University
A & MD
Panhandle Steel Opens New Plant North of Lubbock
About 500 people attended an open house for Panhandle Steel Products on the Plainview Clovis cutoff road north of Lubbock. R E Muller, president of Panhandle Producing and Refining, attended with officials. The plant will fabricate structural and reinforcing steel for West Texas and New Mexico. It will be one of two Panhandle plants, the other in Wichita Falls, and when at peak will employ about 100. Key staff include T E Worsham general manager C F Helmcamp vice president R C Stanford executive VP H G Collier treasurer J S Crumpler office manager and G J Nash plant superintendent.
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Panhandle Steel Products Company
Plainview-Clovis
Lubbock
R. E. Muller
New York City
Panhandle Producing and Refining Company
Wichita Falls
Builders Warned Not To Violate Ceilings
OPA warned builders and purchasers of about 700000 homes started under the veterans emergency housing program to keep to pre revision price ceilings for sales and rents. The agency said no ceilings apply to construction started after December 24 but exemptions may be lost, with funds diverted to education.
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Washington
OPA
Housing solution found by veteran moves house to Lubbock
Richard Taylor, 23 year old war veteran and Texas Technological college student, moved a furnished house 110 miles from Hobbs New Mexico to Lubbock after a three month search failed. The couple, recently married, planned to start new life there. Sangster Parrott, NTSC graduate, named assistant circulation librarian at Texas Technological college by A S Gaylord.
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Richard Taylor
Texas Technological College
Taylor
Hobbs
N. M
Lubbock
Sangster Parrott
North Texas State Teachers College
A. S. Gaylord
CAB Issues Warning On Landing Rules
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered strict observance of landing ceilings and visibility at all airports. No nonemergency landings are allowed when weather bureau reports show below minimum conditions. Pilots may land only with 500 feet ceiling and 1.3 miles visibility, with variations by airport.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Weather Bureau
Stockmen cash in Altus Oklahoma winter pasture plan
In Altus Oklahoma stockmen flood the rich wheat country as over 30,000 head are grazed under a flat pasture charge of 3 dollars per head per week and 2 dollars per head per year according to reports.
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Altus
Okla
Oklahoma
E G Pharr Named As Assistant Prosecutor in Ke and 99th Districts
E G Pharr, a Lubbock attorney, is named assistant state prosecutor for the Ke and 99th judicial districts. Pharr served as a captain in World War II, worked on war crimes trials in Manila, and previously was Delta County attorney and assistant attorney general. He and his family reside at 2802 Twenty seventh.
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E. G. Pharr
Lubbock
99Th
Pharr
Supreme Command Allied Powers
Manila
Delta County
Texas Bar
University of Texas Law School
Homer L. Pharr
Service For Lubbock Woman Slated Today
Funeral services for 66 year old Mrs W M Brownfield of Route 6 Lubbock will be held at 2 30 pm in the Cooper Methodist church Rev Clarence Stephens will officiate Pallbearers include C C Webb Louis Mote Glen Richardson J P Clark Bill Carter and Jack Powers Burial will be in Lubbock cemetery under Rix funeral home direction Survivors include husband sons Andrew Berry of Lubbock George of Fontana Calif daughters Mrs Charles Hicks Canyon and Mrs C D Tankersley El Centro Calif a sister Mrs May Gouldin Dallas and 11 grandchildren.
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W. M. Brownfield
Route 6
Lubbock
West Texas Hospital
Methodist
Cooper
Clarence Stephens
C. C. Webb
Louis Mote
Glen Richardson
Texas
Avalanche Jour
J. P. Clark
Bill Carter
Jack Powers
Lubbock Cemetery
Rix Funeral Home
Andrew and
Berry
George
Fontana
Calif
Charles Hicks
Canyon
C. D. Tankersley
el Centro
May Gouldin
Dallas
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