Maxey Bank Foreclosure Trial Deliberations Continue
The 2nd District jury debated 17 days over Maxey loan disputes with CNB and Plaza assets. Plaintiffs allege bad faith and excessive foreclosures while defense argues fair value and forced sale impacts. The jury adjourned at 5:20 p.m. with no verdict and ordered to reconvene at 9:15 a.m. foreman Clarence Rice and 11 others seated.
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CNB
Plaza
May
Drumwright
Arizona
Shafer
Griffin
2Nd District
Moore
Clarence C. Rice
Joyce T. Branham
Louis W. Lemond
Gwendolyn A. Murphy
Robert D. Lambert
Jay E. Gordon
Earl Beesinger
Bobby J. Carroll
B. C. Coleman
Harmon Boothe
Douglas E Stokes
Charles Woodruff
Incumbents Seek Re election in May Primary
Democratic Chairman Madison Sowder says candidates filed by Monday for the May 2 party primary. Incumbents Jane Rieger and Ray Boyd seek county treasurer and school superintendent posts, with other officials and challengers listed and a Feb. 2 filing deadline set.
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Ray Boyd
Madison Sowder
Rieger
Boyd
Elmer Tarbox
R. B McAlister
Rod Shaw
Max Arrants
Slaton
Alton Prazell
Lubbock
H. D. White
Brazel
James A. Ellis
J. R. Dever
Frank Guess
Edwin E. Boedeker
Wayne LeCroy
Charles E. Smith
Joe Greenlee
Republican Party
The
Avalanche- Journal
Level land man charged in Sunday shooting
Johnny Redden age 34 faces two counts of assault with intent to commit murder after a Sunday shooting on the north side of Alton's Rainbow Car injured two Levelland men. Johnny Green, 23, remained in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the abdomen at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock. Roy Bright, 27, was released from South Plains Hospital. Bond set at $5,000 per count. Redden jailed.
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Johnny Redden
Johnny Green
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Green
Roy Bright
South Plains Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Earl Ford
Scurry Coliseum Manager Resigns
Doug McGlaun resigned Monday as manager of the Scurry County Coliseum effective immediately. He had led the coliseum since before its May 1967 opening and left to become manager of Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth. County Commissioners appointed Glenn Barron as acting manager until a new hire is made.
Youths Charged In Lubbock Burglary At Drive-In Grocery
Police charge two youths Roy Meerman and Robert Yates in a 1:30 a.m. burglary at Russell's Drive-In Grocery 3002 34th St. Detectives Bailey and Parramore pursued suspects. one was caught after a warning shot. Six other youths face charges from Saturday night burglaries including Dan's Coin Op Laundry and related car burglary charges.
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Russell
34Th St
Roy Dean Meerman
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Robert Karl Yates
46Th St
Bill Bailey
G. A. Parramore
Bailey
Parramore
David Leighton
38Th
Jimmy Don Payton
35Th St
Dan's
Allen Coy Brown
39Th St
Thomas W. Jones
31St St
Charles W. Carpenter
18Th St
Bobby H. Robertson
Toledo Ave
DeBusk Named Chairman of Higher Education Board
Gov. Preston Smith appoints Manuel DeBusk of Dallas as chairman of the 18 member Coordinating Board for Higher Education. DeBusk succeeds Tom Sealy of Midland after one year at the post. DeBusk a Texas Tech alumnus and former Texas Tech regents chair, previously led Dallas County Democratic Party affairs and contributed to a regents handbook.
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Austin
UPI
Preston Smith
Dallas
Manuel DeBusk
Coordinating Board For Higher Education
DeBusk
Tom Sealy
Midland
Damage Action Settled In Auto Collision Suit
In Judge Bean's 140th District Court an out of court settlement of 25000 dollars ends a personal damage suit by Samuel Homer Rodriguez and others against Pinkie's Liquor Stores Inc arising from a Jan 30 1965 auto crash. Rodriguez says his wife and four minor children were injured. A Pinkie's employee drove the other car. In Judge Filis' 137th District Court a workmen compensation case by Charles Lester Russell of Lubbock against Transcontinental Insurance Co seeks 14035 dollars and will reconvene at 9 15 a m.
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Robert H. Bean
Samuel Homer Rodriguez
Pinkie’s Liquor Stores, Inc
Rodriguez
Pinkie
James A. Filis
137Th District Court
Charles Lester Russell
Lubbock
Transcontinental Insurance Co
Government to Release Selected Data From Testing Files
Washington AP report notes federal procurement mood toward public data from 700000-plus GSA tests on tires antifreeze flashlights watches tools spark plugs floor waxes. Yet officials warn results rarely guide single shopper bargains while consumer groups urge disclosure.
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Washington
Nixon
Virginia Knauer
General Services Administration
GSA
H. A. Abersfeller
Federal Supply Service
Abersfeller
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